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Badminton Biography

An Se-young

“An Se”

South Korean · Incheon, South Korea · Born 23 July 2002

Badminton Player (Singles)

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South Korea's Olympic champion at Paris 2024 — ended China's dominance of women's singles with a commanding gold medal performance. World Champion and the most technically complete young player in Asian badminton, combining deceptive net play with devastating rear-court power.

An Se-young is South Korea's exceptional women's singles badminton player and world number one, whose powerful, aggressive playing style and exceptional mental fortitude have produced a remarkable unbeaten run in the BWF World Tour Finals and multiple major tournament victories. She is widely considered the finest women's singles player since Carolina Marín at her peak.

Famous For

World Champion and Olympic medalist in women's singles badminton

Playing Style

How They Played

Aggressive baseline player with powerful smashes and excellent court coverage

Legacy

Lasting Impact

Rising star who became world champion at age 20, known for aggressive attacking play

Career Journey

Timeline

2017 📌 Professional debut on international circuit
2019 🎯 First BWF World Tour title at Indonesia Masters
2021 🎯 First BWF Super 1000 title at All England Open
2022 🏆 BWF World Championships gold medal
2023 🏆 BWF World Championships gold medal (second title)
2024 🏆 Olympic bronze medal at Paris Olympics
Career Timeline — An Se-young
2017
Professional debut on international circuit
2019
First BWF World Tour title at Indonesia Masters
2021
First BWF Super 1000 title at All England Open
2022
BWF World Championships gold medal
2023
BWF World Championships gold medal (second title)
2024
Olympic bronze medal at Paris Olympics