In a remarkable display of badminton dominance, Chinese Taipei came out on top in women's singles, men's singles, women's doubles, mixed doubles, and mixed team for a total of five golds, missing out only in men's doubles. In men's doubles, Chinese Taipei's "Double Lees" (Lee Yang/Lee Jhe-Huei) lost their semifinal match against Japanese pair Tamate Katsuki and Kenya Mitsuhashi, who advanced to face South Korea. In the end, the men's doubles gold went to South Korean's Kim Jaehwan and Seo Seungjae. Prior to the Universiade, the host team's coach had set the target at a clean sweep of six golds. 1 Tai Tzu-ying overcame her South Korean rival to win the women's singles gold on Tuesday.

Source: The China Post August 30, 2017 14:03 UTC