2026 Li-Ning China Badminton Masters: Wu Yinglun upset the Indonesian brother Jonatan, Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping reversed the Thai combination to win the championship

China News Service, Shenzhen, September 3 (Reporter Zhang Lu Suo Youwei) The second round of the 2026 Li-Ning China Badminton Masters being held in Shenzhen ended on September 3. The men's singles world number one, Indonesian player Jonatan, lost to Hong Kong player Wu Yinglun 0:2 and was upset; the Chinese mixed doubles combination Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping defeated the Thai combination Park Kabo/Sapsiree 2:1.

In the mixed doubles arena, Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping competed fiercely with Park Kapo/Shaxili. In the first game, Parkkapo/Shasili took the lead at 21:15. In the second game, the two sides launched a high-intensity duel on both offense and defense. After the battle reached 21 draws, Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping seized the opportunity and regained the game at 23:21. In the third game, Park Kabo/Shaxili once led 10:5, and Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping immediately accelerated their offensive pace to complete the overtake, and finally won the deciding game at 21:17.

In the men's singles arena, Chinese player Weng Hongyang faced Singaporean player Luo Jianyou. In the first game, Weng Hongyang won the first victory at 21:18; in the second game, Luo Jianyou quickly adjusted his state and regained the victory at 21:11. In the third game, Luo Jianyou once led 5:2 at the beginning. Weng Hongyang adjusted his tactics in time and strengthened his attack to complete the lead. Finally, he secured the victory with 21:17 and advanced to the next round.

On September 3, the 2026 China Badminton Masters held in Shenzhen entered its third competition day. In a men's singles 1/8 final, Chinese player Weng Hongyang fought hard in 3 games and defeated Singaporean player Luo Jianyou 2:1. The picture shows Weng Hongyang in the game. Photo by China News Service reporter Chen Jimin

On the same day, Wu Yinglun defeated Jonatan 2:0, causing the biggest upset. At the beginning of the game, Wu Yinglun relied on solid defense and counterattack smashes to suppress his opponent, winning the first game at 21:16. In the second game, Jonatan's condition improved, and the two were locked in a tight score. Wu Yinglun relied on his stable performance to seal the victory with 21:16.

Wu Yinglun said after the game: "This victory is a great affirmation for me. I was the third singles player of the Hong Kong, China team in the Asian Games team competition. This victory will give me more confidence to prepare for the Asian Games."

In women's singles, Chinese player Wang Zhiyi defeated Malaysian player Resana 2:0 and became the only Chinese player to advance to the women's singles quarterfinals. Another Chinese women's singles player Han Qianqian lost to South Korean player An Xiying 0:2 and missed the next round. (over)