Lin Junyi lost to Kunlavut and missed the men's singles final of the 2025 Singapore Open Badminton Championships

Chinese Taipei's "left-handed heavy artillery" Lin Junyi at the Super 750 Series 2025 Singapore Open Badminton Championships on May 31, although he defeated three opponents at the end of the match, he lost to the Paris Olympic silver medalist Thailand's Kunlavut Vitidsarn (Kunlavut Vitidsarn) 11:21, 23:25, and missed the men's singles final.

Chinese Taipei's "left-handed heavy artillery" Lin Junyi

The biggest surprise was that in the round of 16, he defeated the previous Malaysia Masters champion and world No. 4 Chinese player Li Shifeng in straight games, and eliminated Hong Kong good player Lee Cheuk Yiu on the 30th, and advanced to the top 4 in the world tour 1000, 750, 500, 300 and 100 levels in his career, completing the top 4 puzzles of the world tour.

Just met the powerful Kunlavut, Lin Junyi lost 2 points in a row with 7:9 in the first game and entered the technical timeout, and was opened up by Kunlavutra after the timeout, and could only make a comeback in the second game. Lin Junyi held a maximum of 3 points in the second game, but unfortunately failed to expand the advantage, although he also resolved the loss crisis at 19:20, 20:21, and 22:23, but also wasted 1 game point, and finally swallowed the defeat in 58 minutes. It is worth mentioning that Kunlavut will become the world champion of men's singles next week.