India Open: ‘I Want to be Perfect’
With her second title in two weeks, An Se Young is well on her way. It’s the beginning of the season, and the world No.1 has made it clear that there will be no dip in intensity, no easing into her best form. She is…
· DEV SUKUMAR
With her second title in two weeks, An Se Young is well on her way. It’s the beginning of the season, and the world No.1 has made it clear that there will be no dip in intensity, no easing into her best form. She is up and running.
Pornpawee Chochuwong, who had battled past Tomoka Miyazaki in the semifinals after facing three match points, never had a glimpse in the final. The Thai was shut out of the game from the start, but An, despite her domination, was hard on herself whenever she made the odd error.
“I want to be perfect. Even one mistake stresses me, that’s why I look annoyed when I make a mistake,” she said, after wrapping up her second India Open title in 40 minutes, 21-12 21-9.