Yesterday (October 18), An Se-young defeated Akane Yamaguchi in the women's singles final at the Denmark Open, achieving back-to-back titles at the tournament.
During the third game, An slipped and complained of ankle pain, falling behind 5-11 and facing the brink of defeat. However, she ultimately overcame a six-point deficit to pull off a dramatic comeback victory.
With this victory, her 47th career international women's singles title, An surpassed the previous record of 46 titles held by Indonesian legend Susi Susanti, setting a new all-time record for the most titles in women's singles history.
(Producer & Editor: Nam Ju-hyeon | Production: Sports News Department)
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