2023 Yonex All-England Badminton Championships
AN Se Young (Korea) and CHEN Yu Fei (China).
It had been 27 years since Korea has had a woman’s singles Yonex All-England champion. An Se Young after her disappointment at last year’s championships being runner-up was desperate to place herself in badminton history and replicate her illustrious predecessor Bang Soo Hyun.
Bang Soo Hyun who lifted the Challenge Bowl after winning the women’s singles title at the 1996 Yonex All-England Championships, later that year she would go on to win the women’s singles gold medal at the Atlanta Olympics.
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An Se Young had a comparatively easy passage to the semi-finals after being given a walkover in the quarter-finals by Spain’s Caralina Marin. The 21-year-old Korean then knocked out Tokyo Olympic silver medallist Tai Tzu Ying from Chinese Taipei in an 82-minute semi-final on the Saturday evening. An Se Young showing no signs of tiredness from the previous evening, smashed her way to the women’s singles title by beating Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold medallists Chen Yu Fei from China 21-17, 10-21, 21-19.
AN Se Young (Korea)
Photos: –
Alan Spink – Action Photography.
Craig Burgess – Action Photography.
Badminton Photo.
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FINAL RESULTS.
MEN’S SINGLES.
LI Shi Feng (China) bt. SHI Yu Qi (China) 26-24, 21-5.
WOMEN’S SINGLES.
AN Se Young (Korea) bt. CHEN Yu Fei (China) 21-17, 10-21, 21-19.
MEN’S DOUBLES.
Fajar ALFIAN & Muhammad Rian ARDIANTO (Indonesia) bt. Mohammad AHSAN & Hendra SETIAWAN (Indonesia) 21-17, 21-14.
WOMEN’S DOUBLES.
KIM So Yeong & KONG Hee Yong (Korea) bt. BAEK Ha Na & LEE So Hee (Korea) 21-5, 21-12.
MIXED DOUBLES.
ZHENG Si Wei & HUANG Ya Qiong (China) bt. SEO Seung Jae & CHAE Yu Jung (Korea) 21-16, 16-21, 21-12.
LI Shi Feng (China) SHI Yu Qi (China)
LI Shi Feng (China)
Men’s Doubles Champions – Fajar ALFIAN and Muhammad Rian ARDIANTO (Indonesia) Runners Up – Mohammad AHSAN and Hendra SETIAWAN (Indonesia)
Fajar ALFIAN and Muhammad Rian ARDIANTO (Indonesia)
Women’s Doubles Champions KIM So Yeong & KONG Hee Yong (Korea) Runners Up – BAEK Ha Na & LEE So Hee (Korea)
KIM So Yeong & KONG Hee Yong (Korea)
ZHENG Si Wei and HUANG Ya Qiong (China)
Chloe BIRCH and Lauren SMITH (England)
L. to R. Mixed Doubles Champions – ZHENG Si Wei and HUANG Ya Qiong (China) Runners Up – CHAE Yu Jung and SEO Seung Jae (Korea)
Lauren SMITH and Marcus ELLIS (England)
SEO Seung Jae and CHAE Yu Jung (Korea)
Sean VENDY and Ben LANE (England)
Men’s Singles Results
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Men’s Doubles Results
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Mixed Doubles Results
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Women’s Singles Results
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Women’s Doubles Results
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Photos: –
Alan Spink – Action Photography.
Craig Burgess – Action Photography.
Badminton Photo.
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2025 Yonex All-England Badminton Championships
Tuesday 11 March 2025 to Sunday 16 March 2025.
At the Utilita Arena, Birmingham.
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