Source:REUTERS/Stephanie Lecocq
[Saba Sports News] With the conclusion of the 2025 BWF World Tour events, the final roster for the World Tour Finals was officially announced on October 31st. Among all the qualified players, men’s singles leader Shi Yuqi stands out as the brightest name on the list. Shi Yuqi indisputably secured the year-end World No. 1 ranking with 112,047 points. This figure stands like a monument, not only setting a new personal career-high points record but also surpassing all previous Chinese men’s singles players in history, establishing a brand-new benchmark. Behind these cold numbers lies Shi Yuqi’s sweat and relentless perseverance throughout the season, a powerful testament to his comeback from injury and return to the pinnacle. Looking back at Shi Yuqi’s 2025 season, it was a journey filled with championship glory. From the historic All England Open to competing on home soil at the China Open, he repeatedly stood on the top podium, solidifying his kingly status with one heavy trophy after another. On the court, his skills have become more comprehensive, his mentality more composed, showcasing the caliber of a world-top player through both sharp attacks and resilient defense.