Korean badminton fans may be robbed of their chance to see homegrown superstar An Se-young in action in her native country next month, as the world's top-ranked shuttler remained noncommittal about her appearance Tuesday. An returned home Tuesday after winning the women's singles title at the French Open over the weekend. It was her 10th international title of the season. The 24-year-old has also won 50 straight matches and has lost only once in 67 contests so far in 2026. Even with all sorts of accolades coming her way, An said she barely has time to fully savor them and reflect on yet another historic year. "I obviously love winning and I feel really happy in the moment. But I try to forget about those feelings the very next day," An told reporters at Incheon International Airport, just west of Seoul. "I constantly have new tournaments coming up, and I really don't have time to enjoy my victories. It is nice to give myself a new goal to accomplish but I am a little bummed that I don't get to enjoy these feelings to the fullest." An said she tried to have a little fun after clinching the