On October 31, the 2021 French Open Badminton Tournament continued, the men's singles semifinals, Momota Kendo faced his teammate Kenta Tokiyama, retired in the case of a large score of 1-1, after the game, Momota Kendou apologized, he said he was too tired.
In the first set, Tokiyama took a 5-3 lead. Then Momota Kendou launched an attack and achieved the leading advantage, but the two sides were more familiar, Changshan Kenta also held the mentality of impact to face Momota Kendou, the first round of the two sides played very glue, and finally Momota Kendou won 26-24, but his consumption is also very large, the second innings, Changshan Gan is too strong, it can be seen that Momota Kendou consumes too much! 11-21, Momota Kendou quickly lost, the big score 1-1 draw. In the decider, Momota Kendo chose to retire, and after the match, Momota Kendou said, "Physically exhausted, sorry, I quit the game!" ”
In another men's singles semifinal, Zhou Tiancheng defeated Xu Youxi 2-0, with two sets scored 21-15 and 21-17, and the final will be played by Changshan Kanta against Zhou Tiancheng.
The women's singles final will be a Japanese civil war, the semi-finals of the two Japanese players have defeated their opponents, Yamaguchi Akane defeated Ahn 2-1, the three sets scored 21-13, 10-21, 21-18, Yamaguchi Akane also continued to maintain good form, the other half, Takahashi Shayaga beat Sindhoo 2-1, the three sets score was 18-21, 21-16, 21-12, so that the Japanese team won the women's singles championship and runner-up in advance.
In the men's doubles semifinals, indonesia's top seed Fenaldi/Sukamuyo saved six match points in the decider, and they narrowly defeated teammates Alfian/Adianto 2-1 (21-19, 12-21, 26-24). In the final, the Minions will face South Korea's Ko Sung-hyun/Shin Baek-cheol, a South Korean veteran who eliminated Malaysia's Hsieh Ding-feng/Su Wei-yi 2-1 (14-21, 21-10, 24-22).
The women's doubles event was won by South Korea, with no. 1 seeds Lee So-hee and Shin Seung-joo defeating Japan's Yuki Fukushima and Aisa Higashino 21-18, 21-19, and second-seeded Kim Joo-young and Kong Hee-young defeating Japan's Chiyo Shida and Nao-wei Matsuyama 21-17 and 21-19.