Racket Ready: 2024 WTA Jiangxi Tennis Open Serves Up Excitement in China
- Workers Daily Client News (Workers Daily-China Industry Network reporter Zhao Jianying) On October 28, the "Network Gathering in Jiujiang·Ball Connecting the World" was hosted by the Jiangxi Provincial...
- According to reports, the Jiangxi Tennis Open has gone through ten years since its first competition in 2014.
- The software and hardware supporting services of this Jiangxi Tennis Open have been fully upgraded.
Original title: 2024WTA Jiangxi Tennis Open officially begins
Workers Daily Client News (Workers Daily-China Industry Network reporter Zhao Jianying) On October 28, the “Network Gathering in Jiujiang·Ball Connecting the World” was hosted by the Jiangxi Provincial People’s Government and the China Tennis Association, and hosted by the Provincial Sports Bureau and the Jiujiang Municipal People’s Government. WTA2024 Jiangxi Tennis Open officially begins.
According to reports, the Jiangxi Tennis Open has gone through ten years since its first competition in 2014. It is one of the longest-running WTA tour events in China. It is a shining business card of Jiangxi Sports and a good example to the world. An important window showing Jiangxi. As the final stop of this year’s WTA 2024 series, the Jiangxi Tennis Open attracted more than 60 players from more than 30 countries and regions, including the Czech Republic, Poland, Armenia, Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Italy, to Jiangxi. Participate in the competition and the event will be broadcast live simultaneously on Youku Sports, WTA MEDIA and nearly 300 networks and TV stations in more than 30 countries and regions around the world.
The software and hardware supporting services of this Jiangxi Tennis Open have been fully upgraded. The new venue, Jiujiang International Tennis Center, is a brand-new venue built in accordance with the international tennis league competition standards, and has undergone precise functional upgrades; bilingual digital service application software has been specially developed. The event scenes are digitalized; a series of peripheral activities such as small tennis, public tennis matches, players’ travel to Jiujiang, players entering the campus, and event carnivals are also arranged.
Highlights of the first round include the women’s singles runner-up of the previous tournament and the top seed of this tournament – Bouzkova returns to the Jiangwang court to face Philippines player Alexandra Ella, and the tournament’s No. 4 seed Jessica Bosa S Manero will face Kazakhstan veteran Zarya Dias, Chinese Golden Flower Zheng Saisai will face Croatian player Yana Feit in the first round, and No. 3 seed Uchijima Moexia will face the previous round in the first round. The doubles champion of the event – German player Laura Sigmund. Zhang Shuai, who just won the Guangzhou Tennis Open doubles championship, competes in the Jiangxi Tennis Open again after 5 years. Another Chinese Jinhua Wei Sijia’s opponent in the first round is Japan. Contestants Honyu Shinwei and Jiujiang girl Zheng Wushuang will face off against Italian player Martina Trevisan in the first round. A total of ten singles and doubles matches were played in the first round on the opening day, led by the top seed Mari Bouzkova, and local player Zheng Wu made her home debut. The competition will last until November 3rd.