NEW DELHI, Aug. 24 -- Packed to the rafters, the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium was witnessing history on multiple fronts on Sunday. At the BWF World Championships, badminton's royalty reaffirmed its dominance while a rising European power jolted the sport's global hierarchy. At the centre of the spectacle was South Korea's An Se Young, who captured her second women's singles crown in a brilliant display, the Olympic champion and world No.1 defeating Japan's defending champion Akane Yamaguchi 21-17, 21-14 in 49 minutes. Earlier, the narrative shifted dramatically as France found unprecedented success, winning the men's singles and the mixed doubles titles. Coming into the tournament, 24-year-old Korean sensation An boasted an otherworldly 38-...