Peng Shuai defeats Han Xinyun and enters the final...
On July 29th, Beijing time, the WTA International Tour Jiangxi Tennis Open ended the women's singles semi-finals with second seed Peng Shuai sweeping Han Xinyun 6-3/6. She advanced to the finals for the second time in Nanchang and will compete with Japan to win the championship. The latter also easily swept Wang Yafan 6-2/6.
Wang Yafan gave Xie Shuwei an egg yesterday, achieving a 9-game winning streak since her comeback, showing that in addition to her impressive form, she has once again entered the semi-finals of the tour after nearly three years. Today, her opponent is Japanese player Nibi Noishu. In the first game, Wang Yafan was unable to continue her form from the previous few games. The days of competition made her physically exhausted, making it difficult to adjust her form on the field. In less than half an hour, she lost 6 innings in a row and lost 0-6. In the second set, Wang Yafan made some progress in the beginning, seizing the opportunity of Yoshino Nokai's decreased concentration to break through and take a 2-0 lead. However, after that, the opponent regained their focus, and Wang Yafan retreated under the attack, losing 6 innings and swallowing the Invisible Eggs. He was eliminated 2-6 and missed the final. This is also the second time that Yoshino Nokai has entered the tour finals this year and his fourth time in his career.
Later on, Peng Shuai and Han Xinyun played a derby. As the second seed, Peng Shuai changed his slow form from yesterday and broke his serve to lead 3-0 in the beginning. Han Xinyun didn't have much to do on the field and was a bit impatient. Although her double errors disappeared a few days ago, her low first and second serve scoring rates still made her struggle in her serve, Peng Shuai, on the other hand, used her experience to make up for her weak serve, and in the end, she once again won the first set with a 6-0 free throw in three consecutive innings.
In the beginning of the second set, the two of them engaged in a fierce battle. In the end, after more than 10 minutes of fighting, Han Xinyun successfully saved two break points and protected their serve. Since then, both of their serve innings have been relatively reliable. In the fifth set, Han Xinyun relied on his serve to score 4 consecutive points to protect himself from danger. Peng Shuai, who missed opportunities continuously, was not impatient and finally waited for another opportunity to break in the seventh set, In the 8th inning, Peng Shuai resisted Han Xinyun's fierce counterattack, saved multiple break points and took a thrilling start, leading 5-3. At this time, Han Xinyun's morale was severely damaged, and he hastily surrendered in the inevitable inning. Peng Shuai won the second set 6-3 and advanced to the finals.
As the highest ranked women's event in the Asian region in the mid season of each year, the Jiangwang competition is showcased with exciting performances and highlights. This year's competition attracts Peng Shuai, Yankovic, and Duan Yingying, three former champions of the competition, as well as Zhang Shuai, Peng Shuai, Wang Qiang, Duan Yingying, Wang Qiang, and Zheng Sai, six currently ranked Chinese gold flowers in the world. The total prize money for the 2017 Jiangxi Open Tennis Tournament was 250000 US dollars, with championship points of 280 points. The event was hosted by the Jiangxi Provincial People's Government, organized by the Jiangxi Provincial Sports Bureau, Nanchang Municipal People's Government, and the China Tennis Association, and co hosted by Jiangxi Sports Development Co., Ltd., Jiangxi Tennis Sports Management Center, and Nanchang International Sports Center. The final will be held at the Nanchang International Sports Center on July 30th at 16:00. In order to give back to the fans who love tennis, this year's ticket prices have been unprecedentedly discounted. The minimum ticket price for the final is only 80 yuan. To purchase tickets, please enter the official website of the event（ http://jxopen.net ）Or designated ticketing cooperation website for the event, Damai Network（ https://piao.damai.cn/125813.html ）Purchase tickets directly.
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