On May 3, the BWF updated its latest edition of the World Rankings, and last week's continental championships were held, so there were some changes in the five individual rankings. In the Chinese badminton team with many main players and young players, there are also many people who have improved in the rankings. Li Shifeng, Weng Hongyang and Lei Lanxi have all improved and become men's singles surprises. Wang Zhiyi, who won the women's singles championship at the Asian Championships, rose 1 place to 15th place; guo yu's fanchen combination still occupied the top position in the women's doubles list, becoming the only world number one in guo yu.
At last week's Badminton Asian Championships, Guo Yu performed well, winning the women's singles, women's doubles and mixed doubles championships, Wang Zhiyi, Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan, Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong won the championship respectively, and the yellow duck combination Wang Yilu/Huang Dongping won the mixed doubles runner-up, and Weng Hongyang, Du Yue/Li Wenmei won the third place in men's singles and women's doubles respectively. Since the Asian Championship is the top event equivalent to the BWF Super 1000 level, the points of the Asian Championship are quite attractive, and the players who have achieved good results have improved in the ranking competition.
In the men's singles, Li Zijia, a Malaysian brother who won the asian championship for the first time, surpassed Chen Long and rose to 6th place, and Chen Long slipped to 7th place, still the highest ranked men's singles player in the country. Shi Yuqi is still 16th, Lu Guangzu is 25th, Zhao Junpeng is down 1 place to rank 38th; Li Shifeng, who has entered the top 8, rose 14 places to rank 50th; Sun Feixiang is 54th; Weng Hongyang is 25 places up 25 places to rank 56th; and Lei Lanxi is up 26 places to 173rd. Danish brother Acelon, who won the men's singles championship for the third time at the European Championships, still ranks first in the men's singles world.
In women's singles, although Japan's first sister Akane Yamaguchi lost to Wang Zhiyi in the final of the Asian Championships and ranked second, she has completed the surpassing of Dai Ziying, a sister in Chinese Taipei, and returned to the world's first position in women's singles after entering the final. The European Championships comeback debut rio Olympic gold medalist, Spain's Marin achieved six consecutive championships, rising one place in the rankings, surpassing Japan's Okuhara Hope and ranking 5th. In terms of national feathers, Chen Yufei is still third, He Bingjiao is ninth, Wang Zhiyi is up 1 place to 15th place, Han Yue is 24th, and Zhang Yiman is 3nd.
In men's doubles, the Indonesian pairs continue to occupy the top two, the Chinese Taipei Olympic champion group is still third, and the three pairs of Japanese players are ranked fourth to sixth. The Malaysian duo xie dingfeng/Su Weiyi, who finished runners-up at the Asian Championships, moved up two places to seventh. In terms of national feathers, He Jiting/Tan Qiang dropped 1 place to 19th, Liu Cheng/Zhang Nan dropped 1 place to 69th, Liu Yuchen/Ou Xuanyi rose 35 places to 118th, He Jiting/Zhou Haodong rose 43 places to 166th, and Ren Xiangyu/Tan Qiang rose 166 places to 174th.
In women's doubles, the combination of Guoyu Fanchen Chenchen / Jia Yifan is still at the top of the list, becoming the only world first in Guoyu. Li Wenmei/Zheng Yu was 14th, Liu Xuanxuan/Xia Yuting dropped 2 places to 21st, Du Yue/Li Wenmei rose 36 places to 77th, and Zhang Shuxian/Zheng Yu rose 19 places to 77th. In mixed doubles, the Thai duo of Dechabo/Sha Xili remained in first place, the IELTS duo of Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong, who won the Asian Championship for the first time, ranked second, the Japanese duo of Yudai Watanabe/Yusa Higashino ranked third, and the combination of Guoyu Yellow Duck Wang Yilu/Huang Dongping ranked fourth. Feng Yanzhe / Lin Fangling rose 137th to 179th.