Ahn Se-young: China Masters Semifinals Run After World Championship Losses

Ahn Se-young defeated Fusala Shindo, the 14th place in the world’s 14th place in the 2025 World Badminton Federation (BWF) World Tour Super 750 Chinese Masters Singles Singles, held at the Shenzhen Arena in China on the 19th. Yonhap News

(Export News Reporter Kim Ji -soo) ‘Shuttlecock Empress’ Ahn Se -young, who was regrettable for the second consecutive defeat of the world championship, settled in the 2025 World Badminton Federation (BWF) World Tour Super 750 China Masters Semi -finals.

Ahn Se-young won the world ranking 14th Indian Fusala Shinto with Game Score 2-0 (21-14 21-13) in the women’s singles quarterfinals held in Shenzhen’s Shenzhen Arena on the 19th. In just 38 minutes, he finished the game and showed his skills.

Ahn Se -young overpowered the baseline by winning three points at the beginning of the game. I won my first game without any crisis and cut off a pleasant start.

Ahn Se -young struggled with the momentum of Fusali Shinto, who fought in the beginning of the second game. By the middle, the situation was 7-7. However, seven points were able to solidify the victory by vomiting in a row.

Ahn Se -young will be in the semi -finals of the tournament and the winners and finals of the world’s fourth -ranked Yamaguchi Akane and the world’s eighth place in Indonesia.

Ahn Se-young defeated Fusala Shindo, the 14th place in the world’s 14th place in the 2025 World Badminton Federation (BWF) World Tour Super 750 Chinese Masters Singles Singles, held at the Shenzhen Arena in China on the 19th. Yonhap News

Ahn Se -young won the 2023 World Championships and the Summer Olympics in the Paris last year. Starting with the Malaysia Open this year, the company has stepped up the top of the Super 1000 Tournament, including the Jeon Young Open and Indonesia Open. Subsequently, I also enjoyed the joy of winning the Super 750 Indian Open, Japan Open, and the Super 300 Olean Masters.

However, Ahn Se-young leaned his head with a game score 0-2 (15-21 17-21) to Chun Wi-Pay in China in the 2025 World Badminton Championships held at the Adidas Arena in Paris, France on August 30.

Cheonsu Pay was born in 1998 and is four years older than Ahn Se -young. Although he was criticized for being eliminated in the Paris Olympic quarter -finals and hey was heyday, he defeated Ahn Se -young in a row at the Singapore Open and the World Championship.

For Ahn Se-young, next year, Ichi-Nagoya Asian Games, New Delhi World Championships, and 2028 Los Angeles Olympics have been tasked again.

Ahn Se-young defeated Fusala Shindo, the 14th place in the world’s 14th place in the 2025 World Badminton Federation (BWF) World Tour Super 750 Chinese Masters Singles Singles, held at the Shenzhen Arena in China on the 19th. Yonhap News

Meanwhile, Kim Ga -eun (Samsung Life), the world’s 32nd place, has advanced to the semi -finals by directing the world’s second -largest ranking. Thousand Wiwi Pay was eliminated without stepping on the semi -final stage.

Kim Ga-eun won the game score 2-1 (13-21 21-17 21-11) against Wang. I missed the game, but I succeeded in entering the semifinals in the stable game of two and three games.

On the other hand, Cheonsu Pay, who rang Ahn Se -young in the semi -finals of the Paris World Championships, was eliminated by Hanwe in China’s third place in the quarter -finals. Kim Ga -eun challenges the final against Han Weight in the semifinals.

If Ahn Se -young and Kim Ga -eun enter the finals side by side, Korean players can create an interesting picture of the championship.

Photo = Yonhap News

Reporter Kim Ji -soo [email protected]

James Whitfield

James Whitfield is Archysport's racket sports and golf specialist, bringing a global perspective to tennis, badminton, and golf coverage. Based between London and Singapore, James has covered Grand Slam tournaments, BWF World Tour events, and major golf championships on five continents. His reporting combines on-the-ground access with deep knowledge of the technical and strategic elements that separate elite athletes from the rest of the field. James is fluent in English, French, and Mandarin, giving him unique access to athletes across the global tennis and badminton circuits.

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