[서울신문]Ahn Se-young (Samsung Life Insurance), world number one in badminton women’s singles, achieved a clean victory in her return match 46 days after rehabilitation for her second injury.
Ahn Se-young defeated world number 16 Ponpawi Chochuwong (Thailand) in 34 minutes in the women’s singles round of 32 of the 2024 Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour French Open (Super 750, total prize money: $850,000) held at the Adidas Arena in Paris, France on the 5th. They defeated the team 2-0 (21-10 21-8) and advanced to the round of 16.
Ahn Se-young, who won the Malaysia Open (Super 1000) last January, her first tournament of the year, and reached the top three months after winning two Asian Games gold medals in October last year, suffered pain in her knees and thighs in the quarterfinals of the India Open (Super 750). I felt it and abstained. She was in the aftermath of the injury she suffered in the women’s singles final at the Asian Games, where her knee had not fully recovered. Ahn Se-young has since entered rehabilitation again and has been improving her condition.
Cho Chu-wong, who previously lost all seven games to Ahn Se-young and failed to win a single game, did not pose a major threat. In the first game, Ahn Se-young made an early mistake and was unable to easily shake off his opponent, but at 9-7, he showed off his unique diving defense, induced a mistake, made several successful diagonal attacks, and won 7 consecutive points, running away to 16-17 and winning. Got it. Game 2 was decided a little early. At 6-5, Ahn Se-young scored 6 points in a row by adding a drop and push attack to the opponent’s series of mistakes, widening the gap to 12-5. Afterwards, Ahn Se-young broke the opponent’s will to chase by diving and kicking up the opponent’s diagonal smash attack and immediately counterattacking with a smash to score points.
World number 12 Kim Ga-eun (Samsung Life Insurance), who won a bronze medal at the German Open (Super 300) last week, lost to 7th place Gregoria Mariska Tunjung (Indonesia) 1-2 (16-21 21-12 14-21) in women’s singles. Kneel and was eliminated in the round of 32.
Like Ahn Se-young, Chae Yu-jeong and Kim So-young (hereinafter referred to as Incheon International Airport), who were undergoing rehabilitation, had mixed feelings of joy. Chae Yu-jeong and Kim So-young played with right thigh and finger injuries, respectively, in the second half of last year. Chae Yu-jeong, ranked 3rd in the world in mixed doubles paired with Seung-jae Seo (Samsung Life Insurance), defeated 28th-ranked Marcus Ellis-Lauren Smith (England) 2-0 (21-17 21-19) to join the round of 16.
Women’s doubles world No. 4 Kim So-young and Kong Hee-yong (Jeonbuk Bank), however, lost 1-2 (21-14 17-21 9-21) to No. 9 Apriani Rahayu and City Fadia Silva Ramadanti (Indonesia). They were eliminated in the round of 32 that year. So-Young Kim even called for her mandatory kill time during her third game.
Reporter Hong Ji-min
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