Empress Ahn Se-young has reached the round of 16 at the World Championships...20 complete wins in 36 minutes, and Chae Yoo-jung's second consecutive victory failed
Aug 28, 2025
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World No. 1 Ahn Se-young defeated Yvonni (Germany) 2-0 (21-15, 21-7) in the round of 32 women's singles held in Paris, France on the 28th (Korea time).
Lee, who was ranked 55th in the world and was far inferior to Ahn Se-young with all five losses, was like a typhoon in a teacup.
At the beginning of the first game, Ahn Se-young was dragged 2-7. But inferiority didn't last long. Ahn Se-young, who chased 9-11 with a fast chase, gave up one more point after the interval, but immediately succeeded in turning around for the first time in 13-12, saving her strong offense.
Only then did Ahn Se-young seem to be warmed up, and after that, Ahn Se-young's wave offensive. Ahn Se-young widened the gap step by step without giving up the lead he once took with a sharp attack that caused the opponent's receiving miss. Ahn Se-young, who reached the 20-15 game point situation first, succeeded in taking the lead in one game due to her opponent's serve error.
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First, Ahn Se-young, who entered the interval with a lead of 11-5 and took a short breath, showed off her skills one-up in the second half, just like in the first game. The opponent attempted a drop shot attack to catch Ahn Se-young off guard, but he was often neutralized in front of his fast-response defense and was helpless by Ahn's quick counterattack after his defense.
In that way, Ahn Se-young reduced his opponent's physical strength and virtually decided the game by running to 19-5 without conceding a point after the interval.
Meanwhile, in the previous match, women's singles Kim Ga-eun and mixed doubles Jongmin Lee and Chae Yoo-jung were eliminated in the round of 32. Chae Yoo-jung, who was the winner of the mixed doubles in the 2023 tournament, also failed to win her second consecutive title.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.