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Tai Tzu-ying recently clinched her fourth title at the year-end tournament, adding to her illustrious career. The Paris Olympics next year will mark her “last dance,” and Malaysian media outlet The Star recently highlighted that Tai Tzu-ying is still a top contender for the women’s singles gold medal at the Paris Olympics.
Tai Tzu-ying delivered spectacular performances in the year-end tournament, including a dramatic comeback against An Se-young in the semifinals and another remarkable turnaround against former world champion Carolina Marín in the final, securing the championship. She concludes this year with three titles.
The Star analyzed the women’s singles competition at the Paris Olympics, noting that despite not having her best year, Tai Tzu-ying’s impressive performance at the Hangzhou year-end tournament proves she remains at the pinnacle of the sport.
The report also highlighted her main competitors for the gold medal: China’s Chen Yufei, Korea’s An Se-young, Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi, and Spain’s Carolina Marín. The article further mentioned that Tai Tzu-ying plans to retire after the Olympics next year, which will provide her with additional motivation to strive for gold, aiming to conclude her legendary career on a high note.
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