From May 13th to 18th local time in Thailand, the 2025 Thailand Open, a Badminton World Federation (BWF) Super 500 event, kicked off in Bangkok. A week ago, the 2025 Sudirman Cup came to a successful conclusion, and the Chinese badminton team to14th summit climb's brilliant achievements have continued to write a legendary chapter in the world badminton world. The residual heat after winning the Su Cup is still there, but the Chinese team has started a new journey non-stop.

Chen Yufei swept Yuka Miyazaki 2-0 and advanced to the women's singles final of the Thailand Open

Olympic champions Chen Yufei, Chen Qingchen and Huang Dongping led many newcomers to attack in five events, striving to find problems and accumulate experience while achieving good results.

On the 17th, the Thailand Open ushered in the semi-finals, Chen Yufeilik Miyazaki Yuka advanced to the final, and the two Chinese pairs Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping and Gao Jiaxuan/Wu Mengying met in the mixed doubles final.

Men's Singles Focus, No. 8 seedLu Guangzuwith the No. 2 seedAntonsenFace the music. Lu Guangzu preemptively won the first game 21-18. In the second game, Antonsen took the initiative to change speed to make it difficult for Lu Guangzu to parry, and won 21-13 to pull back a game. In the deciding game, Antonsen controlled the pace of the game and finally won 21-16, extending his winning streak against Lu Guangzu to 3 games. With Lu Guangzu out, the Chinese team withdrew from the men's singles championship competition.

Women's Singles,Chen YufeiKnocked out the No. 3 seed from Japan in straight gamesYuka Miyazaki, reaching the final of the individual competition for the third time this season. In the first game, Chen Yufei played smoothly and quickly took the lead 21-11.

In the second game, Yuka Miyazaki remobilized, and Chen Yufei once entered the technical break with 7-11. In the second half, Chen Yufei fought hard to catch up and chased the score to 12 draws. In the following time, the score on the court was tight, Chen Yufei took the match point 20-18, but Miyazaki Yuka stubbornly equalized. At the critical moment, Chen Yufei forced Miyazaki Yuka to make two consecutive mistakes to seal the victory 23-21.

In tomorrow's final, Chen Yufei will face a local playerLee wonderful, the No. 1 seed in the tournament, eliminated his teammate 2-0 (21-9, 21-18).GetongAnd the promotion.

Chen Yufei and Li Meimiao have faced each other many times on the international stage, leading 13-1. However, in tomorrow's game, Li Meimiao occupies the right time and place, and Chen Yufei will face a tough battle.

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In the mixed doubles field, two Chinese pairsFeng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping、Gao Jiaxuan/Wu MengyingMeet the finals and lock the championship in advance.

In the bottom half, No.2 seeds Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping defeated the little-known Indonesian pair 2-0Sianawi/Malwa, in the first meeting between the two sides, the victory was achieved.

In the other semi-final, China's Ko Ka Hsien/Wu Mengying, ranked 79th in the world, defeated Hong Kong, ranked fourth, 2-0 (21-6, 21-14).Deng Junwen/Xie Yingxueto advance to the finals.

With this victory, the Chinese team locked up the mixed doubles gold and silver medals in advance, proving the group advantage of the Chinese team in this event.

On May 18, the Thailand Open will be contested for the final, which will start tomorrow at 13:00 p.m. in the following order. Olymipcs.com will keep a close eye on the performance of the Chinese badminton team, bringing you daily reports and the latest match results, and you can also check the latest match results on the relevant event page of this site.

Thailand Open 2025 Badminton Finals matchups

• Women's Doubles: Tan Kang Lok/Tina (Malaysia) VS Jung Na Eun/Lee Yeon Woo (Korea)
• Men's Doubles: William/Faust (Denmark) VS Xie Tingfeng/So Wei Yi (Malaysia)
• Women's Singles: Li Meimiao (Thailand) VS Chen Yufei (China)
• Mixed doubles:Gao Jiaxuan/Wu Mengying (CHN) VS Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping (CHN)
• Men's Singles: Kunlavut (Thailand) VS Antonsen (Denmark)