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Malaysia’s Lee Ying Ying Makes Impressive Progress in the YONEX BWF World Junior Championships 2015

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Malaysia’s Lee Ying Ying has made a strong start in the YONEX BWF World Junior Championships 2015 in Lima, Peru. She defeated the No. 3 Women’s Singles seed, Supanida Katethong, in a thrilling match to secure a place in the last 16 of the tournament. Lee’s victory showcased her determination and skill, overcoming concerns about her recent form.

Surprising Victory

In her first match, Lee faced Supanida Katethong, a fierce opponent known for her attacking style. Despite her initial worries, Lee managed to stay focused and deliver powerful attacks, ultimately securing a win with a score of 18-21 21-14 21-13. Lee’s victory not only surprised herself but also demonstrated her ability to rise above challenges.

Dominating Performance

Encouraged by her first win, Lee faced Frenchwoman Yaelle Hoyaux in the third round and continued her winning streak with an impressive score of 21-13 21-9. Lee’s confidence and control throughout the match showed her determination to excel in the tournament.

Exciting Prospects

After her successful matches, Lee is now set to face Clara Azurmendi of Spain, the ninth seed, in the next round. Lee remains focused and determined to secure a spot in the quarter-finals. Her progress in the tournament showcases her potential as a rising star in Women’s Singles.

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Other Contenders

In the absence of two-time champion Akane Yamaguchi, other leading contenders have also shown their strength in Women’s Singles. No. 1 seed He Bingjiao displayed her skills, defeating Qingzi Ouyang of Canada (21-19 21-19) and Thailand’s Pattarasuda Chaiwan (21-14 18-21 21-8). The competition remains fierce, with players like Saena Kawakami of Japan, Gregoria Mariska Tunjung of Indonesia, Mia Blichfeldt of Denmark, Pornpawee Chochuwong of Thailand, and Goh Jin Wei of Malaysia all progressing smoothly.

Men’s Singles Highlights

In the Men’s Singles category, Firman Abdul Kholik of Indonesia returned to the court in pursuit of individual glory after being benched for the Suhandinata Cup finale. He quickly defeated Slovakia’s Martin Cerkovnik (21-14 21-15) in the third round. Leading seeds Cheam June Wei of Malaysia, Anders Antonsen of Denmark, and Lin Guipu of China also advanced.

Men’s Doubles Challenges

The Men’s Doubles category saw an unexpected exit for the No. 5 seeds, Andika Ramadiansyah Andika and Rinov Rivaldy, as they were defeated by Ren Xiangyu and Tan Qiang of China. Other notable pairs, such as Po Li Wei/Yang Ming Tse of Chinese Taipei, Joel Eipe/Frederik Søgaard Mortensen from Denmark, and Mek Narongrit/Krit Tantianankul of Thailand, are still in the competition. The third seeds, Kenya Mitsuhashi/Yuta Watanabe of Japan, are also advancing.

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Chen Qingchen’s Pursuit

China’s team captain, Chen Qingchen, is determined to repeat her golden double from last year. She is making steady progress in both the Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles categories with her respective partners. Alongside Jia Yifan in Women’s Doubles and Zheng Siwei in Mixed Doubles, Chen hopes to retain her titles and continue her success in the tournament.

  • What is the YONEX BWF World Junior Championships 2015?
    The YONEX BWF World Junior Championships 2015 is an international badminton tournament where young athletes from around the world compete to showcase their skills and talent.

  • Who are the top contenders in the Women’s Singles category?
    Some of the top contenders in the Women’s Singles category include Lee Ying Ying of Malaysia, He Bingjiao of China, Saena Kawakami of Japan, Gregoria Mariska Tunjung of Indonesia, Mia Blichfeldt of Denmark, Pornpawee Chochuwong of Thailand, and Goh Jin Wei of Malaysia.

  • Which pairs are performing well in the Men’s Doubles category?
    Notable pairs in the Men’s Doubles category are Po Li Wei/Yang Ming Tse of Chinese Taipei, Joel Eipe/Frederik Søgaard Mortensen from Denmark, Mek Narongrit/Krit Tantianankul of Thailand, and Kenya Mitsuhashi/Yuta Watanabe of Japan.

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The YONEX BWF World Junior Championships 2015 has been filled with exciting matches and outstanding performances. Lee Ying Ying of Malaysia has made a remarkable start, defeating strong opponents with her determination and skill. As the tournament progresses, the competition remains fierce in both the Women’s Singles and Men’s Doubles categories. Chen Qingchen of China is also making strides in her pursuit of success. The world is watching as these young athletes showcase their potential and prove themselves on the international stage.

For more information about the YONEX BWF World Junior Championships 2015, visit Carnegiecentre.