Malaysia Ends 18-Year Drought at BAC with Aaron-Wooi Yik

Aaron-Wooi Yik leads Malaysia to victory at BAC 2025, ending an 18-year title drought against China`s top players.

Malaysia`s Aaron-Wooi Yik and their partner triumphed in the 2025 Badminton Asia Championships (BAC) final, defeating China`s Chen Bo Yang and Liu Yi with scores of 21-19, 21-17. This victory marks a significant milestone, ending Malaysia`s 18-year title drought in this prestigious competition.

The match showcased a thrilling display of skill and strategy, with the Malaysian duo maintaining consistent pressure and tactical superiority throughout. Key moments were expertly capitalized on, allowing them to close out both games without dropping a set. Despite a strong fight from the Chinese pair, the Malaysian team proved too formidable.

In addition to the BAC final, badminton in China continues to thrive, with local competitions such as the Tianjin King`s Ambition and Beijing Chen Long Cup highlighting the depth of talent in the women`s doubles category. Recent matches have shown explosive power from Chinese players, indicating a robust competitive environment. While China did not secure the BAC title this time, their players remain a dominant force in both international and domestic events, showcasing their ongoing development in the sport.

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