In the 2022 Australian Open qualifier, 19-year-old Chinese Jinhua Zheng Qinwen defeated Japan's Ben Yuzhenwei 2-1 to break into the Australian Open women's singles main event and create the best career Grand Slam.
In the first set, with the opening break, Zheng Qinwen maintained his advantage to the end, winning the first set 6-3. In the second set, Ben Yuzhen took the lead in establishing an advantage, Zheng Qinwen chased all the way to grab seven, grab seven battles, and Ben Yuzhen only won 7-3. It is worth mentioning that in the second set, Zheng Qinwen played very tenaciously, once falling behind 1-4, 3-5 in the set and saving three set points.
In the decider, Zheng Qinwen took the lead in serving, and in the first three serves, Zheng Qinwen successfully saved the serve, and the innings scored 3-2 to lead. In the sixth set, Ben Yuzhenwei's serve, Zheng Qinwen launched an attack and completed the key break. In the end, Zheng Qinwen won the decider, defeated Ben Yuzhenwei 2-1 by a large score, and advanced to the women's singles main tournament, congratulations to Chinese tennis!
Zheng Qinwen is only 19 years old, like the Chinese tennis star Li Na, also from Hubei, and Zheng Qinwen and Li Na are still out of the same door, therefore, in terms of style and style of play, Zheng Qinwen and Li Na are the same, and, like Li Na, Zheng Qinwen has excellent physical ability, muscle lines are obvious, not inferior to European and American players. As Zheng Qinwen continued to improve, she was also called Little Li Na by fans and had high hopes. At the Melbourne Open, one of the Australian Open warm-up matches, Zheng Qinwen performed well, reaching the top 4 in a row, creating a career WTA Tour best.
Now, for the first time in a Grand Slam, 19-year-old Zheng Qinwen has created a personal history! In the first round of the Australian Open women's singles, Zheng Qinwen will usher in his career Grand Slam debut.