Akane Yamaguchi reversed and won. (file photo)
[Reporter Lin Yuefu/Comprehensive Report]Japanese female player Akane Yamaguchi, who had the opportunity to ascend to the throne of the world’s back three times, almost got out of the 2022 Asian Badminton Championships today, and finally reversed at 21:23, 21:9, 21:19 The 20-year-old Indonesian teenager Di Wei has advanced to the top 8 of the women’s singles, and continues to move forward on the road to two consecutive dominations, and also maintains the hope of returning to the world’s queen of balls.
World No. 2 Akane Yamaguchi has been on a hot streak recently, winning the World Championships gold medal at the end of last year and winning the All England Championship in March this year. With a world score of 108,749, she is approaching Tai Tzu-ying’s 108,800.
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Akane Yamaguchi encountered difficulties today. She fell behind at most 6 points in the first game. Even though she was ahead at 19:17, she was overtaken by Di Wei and accidentally gave up the first game. Directly pull out the 16:3 offensive, and extend the front line strongly.
However, Di Wei came prepared for this battle, and once took an 18:14 lead in the decisive game, but Yamaguchi did not surrender in advance, but counterattacked with a 7:1 offensive, and also pocketed the victory with difficulty.
It is worth mentioning that the Asian Championships were directly upgraded this year. The BWF Super 1000 series level was used for the calculation of points. Akane Yamaguchi, who won the top seed of the Asian Championships women’s singles, broke into the top 8 today without any risk, as long as she advances to the finals. , to earn at least 10,200 runner-up points, which can replace the 2019 Asian Championships champion with 9,200 points, and surpass Tai Tzu Ying to become the world’s number one following April 2018 and July 2019.
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