Overview
- An Se-young beat Tomoka Miyazaki 21-17, 21-6 in Shenzhen to win the China Masters final and finish the event without dropping a game.
- The win on Sunday was An’s third consecutive China Masters title and her seventh individual crown of 2026.
- An did not concede a set in any of her five matches in Shenzhen, and she improved her career head-to-head with Miyazaki to 8-0.
- An enters the Asian Games carrying momentum from her recent world-title defense and has said she will prioritise team success and staying healthy.
- Her 2026 run puts her on course to challenge her 2025 total of 11 titles and makes her the overwhelming favourite to defend South Korea’s Asian Games singles gold.