China Masters 2026: An Se-Young Beats Tomoka Miyazaki in Straight Games to Claim Women’s Singles Title
An Se-young won 21-17, 21-6 and did not drop a game in five matches en route to her third straight China Masters crown.
- On Sunday, South Korean shuttler An Se-young claimed her third consecutive China Masters title at Shenzhen Arena, defeating Tomoka Miyazaki 21-17, 21-6 in the women's singles final.
- Requiring only 45 minutes to secure the championship, An maintained perfect form by not dropping a single game throughout her five tournament matches in China.
- An improved to 8-0 all time against Miyazaki, overwhelming her opponent with an early 8-0 run in the second game before finishing the victory 6-1.
- This victory serves as An's final tournament before the Asian Games, where women's singles competition begins September 25 in Aichi, Japan, with her widely regarded as the favorite.
- Seeking to become the first South Korean to win back-to-back Asian Games gold medals, An carries momentum following her second career world title win in August.
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Wang Zhi Yi surprisingly failed to advance to the final of the 2026 China Masters after losing two straight games to Tomoka Miyazaki, Saturday (5/9/2026).
[OSEN=Reporter Jung Seung-woo] The expected final showdown between the world No. 1 and No. 2 ranked players did not materialize. With 20-year-old Japanese rising star Tomoka Miyazaki (20, Japan) defeating Wang Ziyi on home soil in China, An Sei-young (24, Samsung Life Insurance)'s opponent in the final has been determined. World No. 9 Miyazaki [played] the women's singles match at the 2026 World Badminton Federation (BWF) World Tour Super 750 Ch…
An Se Young Wins Third Straight China Masters Title, Seventh of Season
Shenzhen, September 6, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) World No. 1 An Se Young continued her dominant 2026 campaign by defeating Tomoka Miyazaki 21-17, 21-6 to win the China Masters for a third consecutive year and claim her seventh individual title of the season. An became the first player to complete a hat-trick of China Masters […]
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