JINCHEON — Fresh off two consecutive international titles, An Se-young, the world's top-ranked female badminton player, said Tuesday she wants to enjoy herself at her second career Asian Games appearance in Japan this month. An will try to defend two gold medals at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games after leading Korea to the women's team title and then capturing the women's singles gold medal three years ago in Hangzhou, China. "I know fans expect a lot from me, and I am feeling confident as well," An said at a national team press conference at the Jincheon National Training Center in Jincheon, 85 kilometers south of Seoul. "Obviously, as an athlete, it is always great to win a gold medal. But I will try not to put any extra pressure on myself and will try to just play my game and enjoy the experience as much as I can." No Korean badminton singles player, female or male, has won back-to-back Asian Games gold medals. With yet another record in sight in a career full of many, An said she is driven more by a chance to put on a show for her fans. "It is a huge honor to keep having opportunities