An Se-young has made history by surpassing Susi Susanti’s impressive record of 46 titles, clinching her 47th international title with a thrilling win against Akane Yamaguchi in the Denmark Open final. This remarkable achievement contributes to her reign as world No. 1 for 105 weeks and highlights her extraordinary prowess in women’s singles badminton, even overcoming an ankle injury during the match. An Se-young has made history by surpassing Susi Susanti’s impressive record of 46 titles, clinching her 47th international title with a thrilling win against Akane Yamaguchi in the Denmark Open final. This remarkable achievement contributes to her reign as world No. 1 for 105 weeks and highlights her extraordinary prowess in women’s singles badminton, even overcoming an ankle injury during the match.
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