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| − | Viktor Axelsen overpowered South Korea's Son Wan-Ho in a 21-16, 21-16 win<br><br>Denmark's Viktor Axelsen defeated world number one Son Wan-Ho in the men's singles semi-finals at the Japan Open on Saturday.<br><br>Axelsen, who beat two-time Olympic champion Lin Dan of China to clinch the world title in Glasgow last month, overpowered South Korea's Son in a 21-16, 21-16 win.<br><br>He now faces Malaysian Lee Chong Wei who has won the Japan Open six times. Lee booked a spot in the final after a 21-19, 21-8 win over China's Shi Yuqi.<br><br>In the women's singles, Spain's Carolina Marin, Olympic gold medallist last year, reached the final as Japan's Nozomi Okuhara dropped out from the semi-finals due to knee trouble.<br><br>Marin faces China's He Bingjiao who beat Chen Yufei 21-14, 25-23.<br><br>Okuhara, [http://Www.Superghostblogger.com/?s=newly%20crowned newly crowned] women's world champion, was aiming to reclaim the trophy on home soil after winning it in 2015.<br><br>Home fans at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium expressed disappointment when the organisers announced her withdrawal.<br><br>"I did my best (to recover) but this morning, I wasn't in the condition to play," Okuhara, 22, told reporters, according to Sankei Sports.<br><br>If you liked this posting and you would like to receive more [http://www.Ourmidland.com/search/?q=data%20pertaining data pertaining] to [http://highinteladatxanh.com/can-ho-mau-high-intela-quan-8/ nha mau HighIntela] kindly check out our own website. "I was ready for a battle mentally but my body was telling me I couldn't," she said in tears.
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