Zhou Tiancheng was reversed and missed the top 8 of the 2025 Thailand Open Badminton Championships, and Taipei's singles were wiped out

World No. 7 Chinese Taipei brother Zhou Tiancheng was reversed by Danish player Jemke at the Super 500 Series 2025 Thailand Open Badminton Championships on the evening of the 15th at 21:15, 16:21, 13:21 and missed the men's singles top 8.

Zhou Tiancheng

Chou Tien Cheng, who finished runner-up at the Taipei Open last week, is looking to continue his momentum against Thailand and move towards his second title in individual history. Xiao Tian defeated Japan's Yushi Tanaka 21:17 and 21:17 in the first round, won two consecutive victories and advanced to the round of 16. Zhou Tiancheng won a total of 5 wins against Jemke 7 times in his career, but the most recent move was last year's German Helo Open, and Zhou Tiancheng swallowed the defeat in straight games.

Zhou Tiancheng went back and forth with Jemke in the first game, the gap between the two sides was no more than 2 points, the two fought fiercely all the way to 14:14, Zhou Tiancheng scored 5 points in a row to expand the advantage, and finally used a sharp slash attack to successfully take the next city. Jemke showed a strong attack in the second game, once came to a 15:8 lead, even if Zhou Tiancheng scored 8 points in a row to take the lead, but unfortunately failed to open the advantage again, but was scored 5 points in a row by Jemke, and could only work overtime to fight again.

Although Zhou Tiancheng took the lead in the deciding game, he was chased to a tie by the opponent, and after 8:8, he lost 5 points in a row, and he couldn't find a way to break through.

Another men's singles player, Su Liyang, lost to South Korea's Quan Yichen 14:21, 21:15, 19:21, plus Wang Ziwei and Li Jiahao were all out in the first round, and the women's singles also did not advance to the top 8.