The world number one, Tai Tzu Ying attended the opening event in Nanke for the 2021 Sports Events this morning. This is the fourth consecutive years she attend this event.
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Tai Tzu Ying choose not to vaccinate due to personal factors
The Sports Department has recently obtained the approval of the Central Epidemic Command Center that athletes from the Olympic and Asian Games training teams and individual sports events who go abroad to participate in the competition can be the same as the first-line medical staff and given priority to vaccinations.
Continue readingTai Tzu Ying : 100-days countdown to Tokyo Olympic
The world number one, Tai Tzu Ying is now concentrating on preparing for the Tokyo Olympic in July, and is expected to go abroad to participate in Malaysia Open and Singapore Open in May to fight for Tokyo Olympic ticket. As the Olympics enters the countdown to 100 days, Tai Tzu Ying also hopes to maintain her health and face the Olympics in her best condition.
Continue readingTai Tzu Ying : The Game Changer in Women’s Single in the Last Decade
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The BWF made a very wonderful content on their social media platform. They called it ‘The Game Changers’ and chose five players/pairs in each category whom they thought have the most impact to the badminton game in the last decade.
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Tai Tzu Ying made her first public appearance after returned from Thailand
After winning the year-end championship in Thailand, Tai Tzu Ying returned to Taiwan and had to isolated for 21-days which was ended on February 25th. Today (11th), she appeared publicly for the first time, attended endorsement activities, and talked about her first coaching role. Tai Tzu Ying said with a smile, “The recorded teaching and training videos are very compelling.”
Continue readingTai Tzu Ying in Badminton Unlimited 2018 Episode 210
This episode was aired on January, 17th 2018. In this episode, Tai Tzu Ying talked about how she started her badminton career, and then became the world number one and the most successful women’s singles player in 2017.
Looking Back at Tai Tzu Ying and Ratchanok Intanon Rivalry
The Queen of badminton, Tai Tzu Ying started to compete in international competitions at the age of 13. At the age of 16, she started to fight against familiar opponent from Thailand, Ratchanok Intanon. They are only 8 months apart in age. From the age of 16 to 26, these two players have played 29 matches against each other in the past 10 years. Tai Tzu Ying has the lead in head to head record with 15 wins and 14 losses. Even though their rivalry on court seem so fierce, but they actually are good friend off court.
Continue readingThe Quarantine Come to End, Tai Tzu Ying Can Finally Go Home
Badminton queen, Tai Tzu Ying can finally go home today after 14 + 7 days of home quarantine. The first thing she does when she gets home is to hug her mother, whom she hasn’t seen for a long time. She posted on her Instagram that she finally got her red envelope for the Chinese new year.
Continue readingTai Tzu Ying is determined not to play in the All England Open this year
The world number one, Tai Tzu Ying decided not to play in the All England Open this March. Her father, Tai Nan Kai said that the most important thing for Tai Tzu Ying now is to qualify for the Tokyo Olympic.
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