On September 5th, Beijing time, the 1/8 finals of the Chinese Taipei Badminton Open (Super 300) ended, and the top 8 in each individual event were also announced. Since there were no national badminton players participating and many good players were absent, it did not attract the attention of fans. However, starting from the quarter-finals, the competition gradually became exciting. Especially in the doubles event, there are still many exciting battles worth looking forward to.
- Men's singles quarter-finals
- first half : Zhou Tiancheng vs Zhan Junwei, Shesha Hairen vs Tannonsak
- second half: Xu Qianxi vs Luxel, Lu Jiahong vs Watanabe Hanggui
In the men's singles event, No. 51 seed Zhou Tiancheng successfully advanced to , but No. 2 seed Ng Ka Long lost to Singaporean player Luo Jianyou in the first round and suffered a first-round elimination; Luo Jianyou had a hard battle with Japan's Watanabe Koki today. In the end, they failed to advance in three games. The defending men's singles champion is Malaysia's 's Lee Zii Jia . In today's game, he lost 0-2 to Indonesia's Shesha Hairen and missed the top 8. Shesha Hairen performed well in the first round defeating the World Youth Championship champion Thai player Kunlawut . French player Rouxel defeated Malaysian veteran Liu Guolun today and also performed well.
- women's singles quarter-finals
- first half: An Xiying vs Jin Dapong, Sung Jihyun vs Mariska
- second half: Fidiani vs Sunida Getong, guess Wan vs Li Wenshan
In today's game, Thailand's Sunida was an upset. She defeated No. 3 seed Zhang Beiwen 2-1 and entered the top 8; while several other games went relatively smoothly. 17-year-old An Xi Ying defeated her teammate Jin Gaeun 2-0, Sung Ji Hyun reversed Feng Ayumi 2-1, Li Wenshan easily defeated Kawakami Saeina 2-0, and several stronger players advanced to the top 8.
In terms of doubles, the men's doubles quarter-finals are more interesting: in the first half, the No. 1 seeds Alfian/Arianto and Danish veterans Bowie/Petersen compete against , and the No. 4 seeds Wu Wesheng / Chen Weiqiang will play against the reorganized Korean combination Lee Yong Dae / Kim Ki Jung ; the second half is equally exciting, Malaysia's Chia Dingfeng / Su Weiyi will fight against the Korean combination Ji Suigui / Seo Seungjae , No. 2 seed Li Yang / Wang Qilin played against Japan's Teru Koga/Taiichi Saito.
Among the top 8 women's doubles, Japan occupies 3 seats, South Korea and Indonesia each have 2 seats, and Thailand has 1 seat. The quarter-finals are as follows:
- First half: Polly /Rahayu vs. Sakuramoto Ayako/Takahata Yukiko, Sogohan/Rawenda vs Naomi Matsuyama/Chihiro Shida
- second half: Kim Soyoung/Kong Hee-yong vs Chichi Hoshi/Aoi Matsuda, Lee So-hee/Shin Seung-chan vs Ramadanti/Sujiatto
mixed There are 7 seeds in the Double Top 8, and only the No. 8 seed was eliminated in today's game. Among them, No. 1 Chen Bingshun / Wu Liuying , No. 2 seeds Xu Chengjae/Cai Yujing, and No. 3 seeds Faisal/Ved Jiajia became the favorites to win the championship . The quarter-finals battles are as follows: Chen Bingshun/Wu Liuying vs. Rivaldi /Mentali, Deng Junwen/Tse Yingxue vs Amad/Kandao, Nidi Peng/Shaweili vs Faisal/Ved Jiajia, Xu Chengzai/Cai Yujing vs Li Zhehui/Xu Yaqing
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