Ahn Se -young, the 4th Thai Thailand’s Pon -Pa Wi Chu -Chu WinAfter 1 set defeat, 2 sets of calf painKim Won-ho and Seo Seung-jae defeated Japan 2-0 and went on the finals
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- ▲ Badminton’s world’s strongest Ahn Se -young challenges the 8th championship this year as the Korea Open Finals.
Badminton ‘World’s strongest’ Ahn Se -young has the 8th championship this year.
Ahn Se -young, the world’s No. 1 in the world, won the 2025 World Badminton Federation (BWF) World Tour (Super 500) Korea Open Women’s Singles Singles.
The world’s sixth-ranked Pon-Wi Chu Chu Chu (Thailand) was injured while leading to a two-set 8-0 in the midst of a set score of 1-0. Ahn Se -young was in the final.
Ahn Se-young, who brought one set to 21-19, showed overwhelming skills in the second set. He got off and scored seven points. Later, during the staff, he felt pain in the left calf and fell to the court and eventually left the coat by wheelchair.
Ahn Se -young will challenge the eighth championship this year. He first stepped up in three Super 1000 series (Malaysia Open, Jeonyoung Open, Indonesia Open), three Super 750 series (India Open, Japan Open, China Open) and the Super 300 O’Leen Masters.
Ahn Se -young wrote two consecutive Korea Open in 2022-2023, but last year he did not participate in the aftermath of injuries after the Paris Olympic gold medal. At the Korea Open, which returned in two years, Ahn Se -young is making the third championship.
Meanwhile, Kim Won-ho and Seo Seung-jae also advanced to Korea Open Finals.
Kim Won-ho and Seo Seung-jae defeated the world ranking 11th Hokki Dakuro-Kobayashi Yugo (Japan) in 2-0 (21-16 21-12) in the Korean Open men’s doubles.
