The Badminton World Championships are approaching, and friends are beginning to pay attention to the parameters of each individual player. In the list of contestants, we will find that and Dai Ziying are missing. Because this year's Universiade held in Taipei, China, coincided with the World Championships, we voluntarily gave up the World Championships early. So, without Tai Tzu Ying at the World Championships, who can stop Marin?
It’s rare to play in front of people in your hometown, and the World Championships are held every year. I don’t regret it.
As the number one “ball queen” in the world today, Tai Tzu Ying has dominated the Super League. Many people think that if she didn’t have a world championship title This is always the most difficult thing about her as the world's number one.
Talking about the reason for withdrawing, Tai Ziying said: "This year is the first time that the Universiade is held in my hometown - Taiwan. If I did not choose to withdraw, I would miss this opportunity to play in front of my hometown people. Withdrawing from the Universiade, which is held every year World Championships, I have no regrets.”
Without Dai Ziying, who can stop Marin from defending the title
It is worth mentioning that Marin won the women’s singles championship in the 2014 and 2015 World Championships, and won the 2016 World Championships in one fell swoop. Olympic women's singles champion. However, Marin was suppressed by Tai Tzu Ying in many competitions this year, and Dai Tzu Ying won 4 consecutive victories against Marin. Now that Dai Ziying is absent from the World Championships, without her most terrifying opponent, who will stop her this time?
In the women's singles event of this World Championship, Japan's Akane Yamaguchi is the No. 1 seed, South Korea's Sung Ji Hyun is the No. 2 seed, Marin is the No. 3 seed, Sindhu is the No. 4 seed, and China's Sun Yu and He Bingjiao are ranked No. 5 and No. 6 seeds respectively.
Let us wait and see who can win the World Championships women's singles championship. Golfers, who do you think will win the women's singles championship?
