TAG: China
Shuai Zhang of China has broken a dubious record – she has lost 22 singles matches in a row. Cincy Shnaider 16 46 Wimbledon Kasatkina 36 06 Madrid Rogers 36 26 Miami Saville 46 64 46 Indian Wells Hontama 75 26 06 Dubai Pliskova 36 57 Montreal Blinkova 64 26 36 Prague Yuan 26 26 […] Continue to read full article...
Qinwen Zheng and Emma Navarro don’t see eye to eye in terms of how they compete and their locker room sociability skills… After losing to her today at the Olympics 76 67 16, Navarro supposedly told Zheng she doesn’t approve of her approach to competing: “I just told her I didn’t respect her as a […] Continue to read full article...
China · Emma Navarro · Olympic Games · Qinwen Zheng · USA
Former WTA no. 12 Qiang Wang of China has returned to pro tennis competition after over a year off and marriage. Best known for beating Serena Williams at Australian Open 2020, the 32 year old Wang resumed her career in late January in Hua Hin, Thailand but was beaten by Xiyu Wang 61 61. Not […] Continue to read full article...
adidas · AO · China · Qiang Wang · Yonex
Jul/23
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Wimbledon Wreck: Zhang Loses 12th Match In A Row
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34 year old Shuai Zhang has lost her twelfth match in a row today in the first round at Wimbledon. The Chinese player currently ranked 38 fell to 20 seed Donna Vekic 62 63. Zhang’s last WTA Tour match win was a week after Australian Open in Lyon, France where she beat Madison Brengle 63 […] Continue to read full article...
Shuai Zhang is ranked 29 in the world in singles but her confidence tank is on empty. The Chinese veteran has suffered through a horrific slump of not winning one singles match since the start of February Today she lost 60 60 to Anna Lena Friedsam in Strasbourg. Zhang’s last singles win was in early […] Continue to read full article...
AO · China · Shuai Zhang
May/23
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Zhizhen Zhang Finally Blossoming In Madrid
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This week has changed the career of Zhizhen Zhang. The Chinese stylist had a bad habit of blowing match points in big matches and not finishing opponents he was in control of. At US Open last year first round main draw after qualifying, Zhang blew seven or eight match points in the third set vs. […] Continue to read full article...
China · Head tennis · K Swiss · Mutua Madrid Open · Zhizhen Zhang
Apr/23
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Biofile Zhizhen Zhang Interview
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By Scoop Malinowski Status: ATP no. 60. Gold medalist in singles at 2023 Asian Games Ht: 6-4 Wt: 194 DOB: October 16, 1996 In: Shanghai, China First Tennis Memory: Red ball, four or five years old. Just playing games, hitting around. Play ever week, one time. So we were running around playing. So it was […] Continue to read full article...
China · Head tennis · K-Swiss · Zhizhen Zhang · ZZZ
Feb/23
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Tennis Is Ready For Yibing Wu Mania
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By Scoop Malinowski We’ve seen a lot of first time ATP title winners over there years but there may be something extra special about Yibing Wu’s 67 76 76 triumph over John Isner yesterday in the American’s home city of Dallas. Wu saved four championship points vs Isner to become the first Chinese man to […] Continue to read full article...
adidas · China · Dallas Open · Head tennis · John Isner · Yibing Wu
Former WTA no. 12 Qiang Wang of China has vanished from the WTA World Tour. Wang has not played a WTA match since last September in Tokyo, a 60 63 first round loss to Elise Mertens. The tournament previous to Tokyo Wang lost to Nao Hibino 62 63 in Chennai round of 16 after beating […] Continue to read full article...
adidas · China · Qiang Wang · WTA
Jan/23
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Grand Slam Agony Continues for Zhang
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26 year old Chinese player Zhizhen Zhang is currently at a career high best ATP ranking of 96 in the world. He is the first Chinese man to enter the ATP top 100. But the emotional high of those achievements has been haunted by a second consecutive catastrophic Grand Slam first round loss. Zhang was […] Continue to read full article...
AO23 · Australian Open · China · Head tennis · Zhizhen Zhang
