Advertisement
Advertisement
Tse Ying-suet
TOPIC
 / people

Tse Ying-suet

(謝影雪)

Tse Ying-suet
Tse Ying-suet
謝影雪
The latest news on Tse Ying-suet, Hong Kong badminton player and Olympian, including competition news and updates.
Lee Lai-shan raises her fist in triumph after winning a gold medal in the Olympic women’s windsurfing competition on July 29, 1996. Photo: David Wong
Hong Kong sports

On This Day | Windsurfer wins Hong Kong’s first Olympic gold in 1996 – SCMP archive

On this day 30 years ago, Hong Kong won its first Olympic gold. It would take almost exactly 25 years to win another one.

Badminton World Federation (BWF)

Mainland’s Feng, Huang beat Hong Kong pair to win first Japan Open title

Badminton World Federation (BWF)

Players split over badminton rule change, some believe it could prolong careers

Asian Games 2026

Hong Kong badminton star duo Tang and Tse considering a shot at LA Olympics

Mixed doubles pair considering keeping their careers going beyond Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya this year to reach the 2028 showpiece.

Tang Chun Man (left) and Tse Ying Suet, seen here at last month’s All England Open, were knocked out of the Badminton Asia Championships by China’s Chen Xing and Zhang Chi on Tuesday. Photo: Reuters
Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards: Ryan Choi, Siobhan Haughey win ‘best of the best’

First-time nominee Choi takes home three awards while Haughey’s top award is her fourth among seven awards overall.

Badminton World Federation (BWF)

Hong Kong badminton pair Tang, Tse win historic bronze at All England Open

Milestone medal for city comes in the 10th year of mixed doubles duo’s partnership and represents fulfilment of a long-held ambition.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Badminton World Federation (BWF)

Olympic champion Axelsen set to chase record Hong Kong Open jackpot

Tournament returning to Hong Kong Coliseum in September with record prize fund and 20 home competitors.

Viktor Axelsen on his way to beating Lei Lanxi in last year’s Hong Kong Open final. Photo: AFP
2025 National Games

Hong Kong mixed-doubles badminton pair Tang, Tse to make swansong next year

The pair, who have reached the Japan Open quarter-finals, say they will play their last tournament together at the Asian Games in Nagoya.

videocam
Hong Kong Sports Institute

Olympic golden duo Vivian Kong, Cheung Ka-long win Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards

Gold medal pair named best of the best, with Siobhan Haughey and Coleman Wong among other athletes honoured.

videocam
Badminton World Federation (BWF)

Badminton Asia Championships: Hong Kong duo claim sensational win

Tang Chun-man and Tse Ying-suet earn first continental title with final win against host pair Midorikawa Daiki and Saito Natsu.

Hong Kong pair Tang Chun-man (left) and Tse Ying-suet celebrate after their stunning victory in the mixed doubles semi-final. Photo: Xinhua
Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Paris Olympics: fencer Kong brings day 1 to golden end - as it happened

Women’s world No 1 battles back from 7-1 down to beat France’s Auriane Mallo-Breton 13-12 in sudden death.

14
Gold medalist Vivian Kong (centre), alongside silver medalist Auriane Mallo-Breton (left) and bronze medalist Eszter Muhari of Hungary celebrate on the podium at Grand Palais in Paris. Photo: Getty Images
Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Olympics guide to day 1 as Hong Kong fencer eyes glory, rugby 7s medals decided

China tipped for Games’ first gold, Hong Kong’s Vivian Kong targets épée fencing podium and rugby’s Antoine Dupont aims to dethrone Fiji.

videocam
Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Cheung Ka-long’s flag role in Paris Olympics ceremony a good omen in history bid

The fencing champion also carried the flag at the opening of the Tokyo Games – and coach Greg Koenig hopes history will repeat itself.

Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Hong Kong’s badminton hopes in Paris lie with rare doubles pair of Tang and Tse

The duo, who achieved Hong Kong’s best Olympics finish in the sport in Tokyo, are the only world-ranked left-handed mixed doubles partnership.

videocam
Tse Ying-suet and Tang Chun-man at the 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou, where they reached the quarter-finals. Photo: Dickson Lee
Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Haughey, Cheung named Hong Kong’s Olympic flag-bearers as city’s athletes depart

‘Such an honour,’ swimmer Haughey says as Hong Kong teams board flight to France with the sporting extravaganza’s opening ceremony days away.

Hong Kong’s swimming and table tennis‍‍‍ teams prepare to depart for the Paris Olympics on Monday, including Siobhan Haughey (sixth from right). Photo: Sam Tsang
Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Hong Kong pair’s Olympic medal push gets boost after Danish rivals withdraw

Mathias Christiansen and Alexandra Boje pull out of badminton mixed doubles group that also includes Tang Chun-man and Tse Ying-suet.

Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Hong Kong officials create HK$6 million Paris Olympics prize fund for badminton

Officials hope incentive will spark push for glory, with athletes able to win HK$1.25 million for gold in singles event, with success in doubles earning pair HK$1.875 million.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Hong Kong Sports Institute

Haughey and Cheung Ka-long take top prizes again at Hong Kong sports awards

Swim sensation Siobhan Haughey and Olympic golden boy fencer Cheung Ka-long named ‘best of the best’ at Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards.

Siobhan Haughey (right) Cheung Ka-long after the Hong Kong sports awards at the Convention & Exhibition Centre. Photo: Yik Yeung-man
Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Paris Olympics: with 100 days to go, here’s what we know about Hong Kong’s squad

The city’s athletes have secured just 20 places so far at this summer’s multi-sport event, compared with 46 in Tokyo, but several are still in the running for spots.

Badminton World Federation (BWF)

Curse strikes again for badminton’s Tang and Tse in early World Tour Finals exit

Hong Kong pair miss out on the knockout stages for the first time after Tang Chun-man suffers a shoulder injury – an issue that previously struck partner Tse Ying-suet.

Badminton World Federation (BWF)

Hong Kong’s Tang and Tse handed tough start to badminton’s World Tour Finals

Mixed-doubles duo Tang Chun-man and Tse Ying-suet will face Chinese world No 1s in opening Group B match in Hangzhou at sport’s last tournament of year.

Tse Ying-suet (left) and mixed-doubles partner Tang Chun-man in action at the Asian Games in Hangzhou. Photo: Dickson Lee
AFC Champions League

Hong Kong pair Tang and Tse end 4-year wait for badminton title

Mixed doubles pair Tang Chun-man and Tse Ying-suet win Germany Open for first title since Korea Masters in 2019. Rankings boost puts duo in reach of place in World Tour Finals.

Tang Chun-Man and Tse Ying-suet have won their first tournament since the Korea Masters in 2019. Photo: Elson Li
Asian Games 2023

Angus Ng has ‘no regrets’ despite early Asian Games badminton exit

Despite suffering a 2-1opening match loss to Malaysia’s Lee Zii-jia in the men’s singles tournament, Ng says he has no regrets as he exits the Asian Games.

Hong Kong sports

Hong Kong leader John Lee to attend Asian Games opening in Hangzhou

City will be sending its largest-ever contingent of athletes and delegates at nearly 1,000.

Badminton World Federation (BWF)

Indonesia’s Christie wins men’s Hong Kong Open badminton title, home duo lose

Mixed doubles pair Tang Chun-man and Tse Ying-suet equal Hong Kong’s best doubles result but admit they were not good enough in the final.

The Hong Kong Open ended on a losing note for Tang Chun-man (left) and Tse Ying-suet at the Coliseum. Photo: Elson Li
Badminton World Federation (BWF)

Hong Kong pair Tang and Tse one step from making Hong Kong Open history

Home favourites have easy 21-12, 21-12 win over Malaysian rivals in semi-finals. Indonesia’s Jonatan Christie continues run to men’s singles crown.

Tse Ying-suet (left) and Tang Chun-man have made it through to the finals of the Hong Kong Open. Photo: Yik Yeung-man
Badminton World Federation (BWF)

Tang and Tse thrill crowd at Hong Kong Open badminton, but Lee’s brave run ends

Home mixed doubles pair come from behind to beat second seeds and reach the semi-finals, while Taiwan’s Lee Chia-hao, who had caused a huge upset by beating Viktor Axelsen, bows out.

Asian Games 2023

Taiwan’s Lee Chai-hao stuns world No 1 Axelsen in Hong Kong Open first round

Olympic champion beaten in straight games by qualifier, while Hong Kong’s Lee Cheuk-yiu makes second round as he attempts to defend title.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Help preserve 120 years of quality journalism.
SUPPORT NOW
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement