Talia Ng is a Canadian badminton player currently ranked 233rd worldwide for women’s singles.

She is also the girlfriend of Ng Tze Yong, a Malaysian badminton player ranked 82nd in the world for men’s singles. They announced their relationship on Instagram in July 2023.

Talia Ng has participated in several international tournaments, such as the BWF World Tour Finals, the BWF Super 100 YONEX-SUNRISE Guwahati Masters, and the BWF World Championships.

Profile

• Full name: Talia Ng
• Date of birth: November 6, 2001
• Age: 22 years old
• Gender: Female
• Place of birth: Toronto, Canada
• Nationality: Canadian
• Profession: Badminton player
• Height: 1.65 m (5 ft 5 in)
• Parents: N/A
• Siblings: N/A
• Spouse: N/A
• Children: N/A
• Relationship status: Dating Ng Tze Yong
• Net worth: $16.6 million

Early Life & Education

Talia Ng, now 22 years old, was born in Toronto, Canada on November 6, 2001. She picked up the sport of badminton at the age of nine through her father, who was also a badminton enthusiast.

She started training with Coach Efendi at the E Badminton Training Centre until she moved to the Ontario Badminton Academy (OBA) in 2017.

She said that she moved to improve her skills and exposure to different play styles. She also trained in Guangzhou, China, for three summers, where she experienced the rigorous and competitive environment of Chinese badminton players.

She stayed in the dorms during her first two visits and learned to adapt to the culture and lifestyle of China.

She completed her high school education in Canada and did not disclose her plans for further studies.

Personal Life

Talia Ng is in a romantic relationship with Ng Tze Yong, a Malaysian badminton player ranked 82nd worldwide for men’s singles.

They met at the 2019 Junior World Championships in Russia, where they both represented their countries.

They became friends and kept in touch through social media.

They started dating in 2020 and went public with their relationship in July 2023, when they posted sweet photos of each other on Instagram.

Talia Ng also trained at the Academy Badminton Malaysia (ABM) for two weeks in February 2023, where she enjoyed the friendly and supportive atmosphere of the Malaysian badminton team.

She said she felt at home in Malaysia, and Ng Tze Yong was very caring and helpful. She also revealed that they had similar goals and dreams in badminton and supported each other through the ups and downs.

Career

Talia Ng has had a successful and impressive career as a badminton player. She has won several medals and titles in various tournaments, both in junior and senior categories.

Some of her notable achievements are:

In 2016, she played in the Hong Kong Junior Tournament, where she reached the quarterfinals and lost to the eventual champion, Chen Yufei of China. She said that this tournament impacted her career as it boosted her confidence and motivation.

In 2017, she played in the Junior Pan American Championships in Markham, Canada, where she won a gold medal in singles and a gold medal in doubles with Catherine Choi.

She also played in the mixed doubles event with Stanley Feng, where they lost to Tony Liu and Jacqueline Cheung in a close match that ended 24-22 in the third set. She said she felt proud and happy to win two gold medals for Canada and enjoyed playing with her partners.

In 2018, she played in Brazil’s Junior Pan American Championships, winning two gold medals and one silver medal.

She defended her singles and doubles titles and reached the final of the mixed doubles event with Stanley Feng, where they lost to William Cabrera and Bermary Polanco of the Dominican Republic.

She said she felt satisfied and grateful for her performance and learned a lot from the tournament.

In 2018, she also played in the K&D Graphics International Challenge, an adult tournament, where she reached the final of the women’s singles event and lost to Beiwen Zhang of the United States.

She said this was her first final in an adult tournament, and she felt honored and excited to play with a top player like Zhang. She also said that she gained valuable experience and exposure from the tournament.

In 2019, she played in the Junior World Championships in Russia, where she reached the third round of the women’s singles event and lost to Phittayaporn Chaiwan of Thailand.

She said this tournament was special for her as it was her last junior tournament, and she met her boyfriend, Ng Tze Yong, there. She also said that she was happy with her performance and that she improved her skills and tactics.

In 2019, she also played in the Toronto Open, winning the women’s singles event gold medal. She defeated Michelle Li, the top Canadian player and the world number 15, in the final, scoring 21-18 and 21-19.

She said this was one of her biggest accomplishments and felt proud and surprised to beat Li. She also said this was a breakthrough for her and boosted her confidence and ranking.

In 2020, she played in the Uganda International, winning the women’s singles event gold medal. She defeated Dorcas Ajoke Adesokan of Nigeria in the final with a score of 21-12, 21-13. She said this was her first title of the year and felt happy and relieved to win the tournament.

In 2020, she also played in the Canada Senior National Championships, winning the women’s singles event gold medal.

She defeated Wen Yu Zhang, the second-highest-ranked Canadian player and the world number 52, in the final, scoring 21-16 and 21-18. She said this was her first national title, and she felt honored and proud to represent Canada.

In 2021, she played in the BWF World Tour Finals, where she qualified as the eighth seed. She was placed in Group A with Tai Tzu-Ying of Chinese Taipei, An Se-young from South Korea, and Carolina Marin of Spain.

She lost all three matches and did not advance to the semifinals. She said this was her first time playing in the World Tour Finals, and she felt nervous and overwhelmed by the pressure.

She also said that she learned from her mistakes and appreciated the opportunity to play with the best players in the world.

In 2022, she played in the BWF Super 100 YONEX-SUNRISE Guwahati Masters, where she reached the semifinals of the women’s singles event and lost to Pornpawee Chochuwong of Thailand.

She said that this was her best result in a Super 100 tournament and that her performance made her confident and motivated.

In 2023, she played in the BWF World Championships, reaching the second round of the women’s singles event and losing to Akane Yamaguchi of Japan.

She said this was her first time playing in the World Championships, and she felt honored and excited to be part of the Canadian team. She also said that she enjoyed the atmosphere and the tournament challenge.

Net Worth

Talia Ng has an estimated net worth of $16.6 million. She earns most of her income from her badminton career, as well as from endorsements and sponsorships.

She is sponsored by Yonex, a leading badminton equipment manufacturer, and Hershey’s, a chocolate company.

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @talia.ngg
• Twitter handle: @taliang1106

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