An extraordinary day of semi-final action at VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2026 reached a breathtaking conclusion as home favourite Anders Antonsen produced a remarkable comeback against reigning World Tour Finals champion Christo Popov.
In front of an electric crowd at SJF Bank Arena, Antonsen recovered from a crushing 9-21 defeat in the opening game to turn the match completely on its head.
With the Danish fans roaring him on, the two-time VICTOR DENMARK OPEN champion fought his way back to claim a sensational 9-21, 21-16, 21-13 victory, securing his place in Sunday’s final and keeping his dream of a third title on home soil alive.
The home crowd will have one more opportunity to cheer on their Danish star when Antonsen takes to the court for tomorrow’s men’s singles final.
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Elsewhere, An Se Young once again commanded the spotlight. The Korean superstar secured her place in a third VICTOR DENMARK OPEN final, putting herself within touching distance of another remarkable milestone. Victory on Sunday would see her become the most decorated women’s singles player in the tournament’s history.
And those are just two of the compelling stories awaiting us on finals day.
Five finals. A host of world-class stars. Five prestigious titles waiting to be claimed.
After a semi-final day filled with extraordinary rallies, dramatic twists and unforgettable moments, the stage is set for a fitting conclusion to VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2026.
If Saturday was anything to go by, Sunday’s finals promise to be something truly special. We cannot wait.