South Korean rising star An Se Young continues her impressive climb up the women’s singles rankings with a thrilling victory over Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi in the semifinals of the YONEX French Open 2019. This win marks her third victory over a top-five ranked player this year, following wins against Tai Tzu Ying and Pusarla V Sindhu. An Se Young now sets her sights on claiming her first Super 750 title on the HSBC BWF World Tour.
Match of the Session
An Se Young controlled the contest from the start, leaving Yamaguchi fighting for every point. Despite Yamaguchi’s steady recovery from a persistent injury, she faced a tough challenge against the young, hungry, and talented An. The 17-year-old Korean displayed composure and spoke to the media afterward, expressing her satisfaction with the win and emphasizing the importance of playing with ease and avoiding fatigue.
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An was too good for Yamaguchi.
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When asked about tomorrow’s final, An Se Young emphasized the seriousness of every match in her badminton career. Her goal is to give 100 percent effort each time she steps on the court.
Kim & Kong Fire
Korea’s success continued with Kim So Yeong and Kong Hee Yong’s victory over world champions Mayu Matsumoto and Wakana Nagahara in the women’s doubles. The Korean pair expressed their happiness with the win, acknowledging the challenges they faced in the match against the Japanese duo. They recognized the importance of believing in each other and credited their confidence as a key factor in their recent success.
The Koreans have that winning feeling.
Kim So Yeong and Kong Hee Yong now have their sights set on the finals, aiming for their fifth title from eight finals in 2019. They joked about the secret to their success, attributing it to their confidence. Despite the disappointment of not having all four Korean pairs in the semifinals, they are prepared to approach the final like any other match.
What They Said
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Olympic champion Chen Long secured his second consecutive final appearance with a hard-fought win over Anthony Ginting. Expressing his fatigue, Chen Long acknowledged the high-level competition and the strength of his opponents in both the Denmark Open and French Open. He acknowledged the energy he has expended in these tournaments.
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FAQs
Q: Who won the women’s singles semifinals in the YONEX French Open 2019?
A: An Se Young from South Korea emerged victorious in the semifinals against Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi.
Q: What is An Se Young’s record against top-five ranked players this year?
A: An Se Young has defeated three top-five ranked players this year: Tai Tzu Ying, Pusarla V Sindhu, and Akane Yamaguchi.
Q: What title is An Se Young aiming for on the HSBC BWF World Tour?
A: An Se Young is eyeing her first Super 750 title on the HSBC BWF World Tour.
Summary
An Se Young’s remarkable journey in the women’s singles event at the YONEX French Open 2019 continues with a thrilling win over Akane Yamaguchi. Her victory marks her third triumph against a top-five ranked player this year, showcasing her rising talent. Alongside An’s success, Kim So Yeong and Kong Hee Yong secured a memorable win in the women’s doubles event. Despite the challenges they faced, they credited their confidence for their recent achievements. With the final matches ahead, the stage is set for an exciting conclusion to the tournament. For more updates and detailed results, visit Carnegiecentre.com and stay updated with the latest badminton news.
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