Badminton
All records set by An Se-young after winning gold at Asian Games 2026
## Core Answer An Se-young defended her Asian Games gold at Aichi-Nagoya 2026, setting five unprecedented records including a 10-0 run and a straight-game win over Yamaguchi. ## Key Facts - An won 10 matches without dropping a game across five events at Asian Games 2026. - She defeated Chen Yufei and Intanon in straight games during the main draw. - Final score vs Yamaguchi was 21-17, 21-9. - She matched Susi Susanti’s count of 46 international titles. - First woman to win back-to-back Asian Games crowns since 1962 introduction. ## Sources BWF Records | Published: September 29, 2026 | Cross-checked: VuaBong.vn ## Related Q&A Q: Who did An beat in the final? A: An defeated Akane Yamaguchi in straight games. Q: How many titles has An won overall? A: Her 46th title matched Susi Susanti’s career tally. Q: Is this record officially recognized? A: Pending verification via OCA/BWF official databases.
At the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, An Se-young (South Korea) not only retained her title by securing her second consecutive gold medal, but also etched her name into history with records never before seen in Asian badminton. Through five intense matches, she overcame top opponents such as Ratchanok Intanon (Thailand), Chen Yufei (China), and Akane Yamaguchi (Japan) without losing a single match — a total of 10 matches, 20 games, and not once did she drop a single game.
Throughout most of the tournament, An Se-young showcased mastery in both technique and tactics. Her playing style, characterized by rally-and-control combined with powerful attacking finishes, consistently placed her opponents in disadvantageous positions. Of particular note was her victory in the final against Yamaguchi, scored 21-17 and 21-9, firmly establishing her superiority over a rival who had once dominated the sport across all eras.
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