Sung Shuo Yun
Character Introduction
Sung Shuo Yun (June 15, 1997) is a female badminton player from Chinese Taipei.
After starting to participate in adult international competitions, Song Shuo-yun primarily focuses on singles, while also competing in women’s doubles and mixed doubles events.
In November 2019, Song Shuo-yun reached the final of the Norway International, where she won her first international title by defeating Vietnamese player Nguyen Thi Sen in straight sets (21-16, 21-18).
By late September 2022, Song Shuo-yun had moved to the Americas and participated in the BWF World Tour Canada Open. She achieved notable victories over the world-ranked No. 21 American player Zhang Beiwen and Olympic and World Championship gold medalist Carolina Marin, unexpectedly advancing to the final. However, she lost to world-ranked No. 13 Li Wen Shan in straight sets (16-21, 15-21) in the final.
World Ranking – Women’s Singles 25, Week 33, 2024
Olympic Points – Women’s Singles 31, 40947 points
Finals Ranking – Women’s Singles 9, 50680 points
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Major Achievements
- 2024 Kaohsiung Masters Badminton Tournament Women’s Doubles Runner-up
- 2024 Australian Open Women’s Singles Semi-finalist
- 2023 Guwahati Masters Badminton Tournament Women’s Doubles Runner-up
- 2022 Beigang International Badminton Tournament Women’s Singles Champion
- 2022 Bendigo International Badminton Tournament Women’s Singles Champion
- 2022 Sydney International Badminton Tournament Women’s Singles Champion
- 2022 Sydney International Badminton Tournament Women’s Doubles Champion
- 2022 Canada Open Women’s Singles Runner-up
- 2022 Taipei Open Women’s Doubles Semi-finalist
- 2019 Orléans Masters Women’s Singles Semi-finalist
- 2019 Norway International Badminton Tournament Women’s Singles Champion
- 2019 Ireland Open Women’s Singles Semi-finalist
- 2015 World Junior Badminton Championships Mixed Team Bronze Medal
- 2014 Asian Junior Badminton Championships Mixed Team Bronze Medal
- 2011 Asian Junior Badminton Championships Mixed Team Bronze Medal