Seven Chinese female tennis players at the Australian Open qualified for the women's singles main event, namely Zhang Shuai, Zheng Qinwen, Zhu Lin, Yuan Yue, Wang Xiyu, Wang Xinyu and Zheng Saisai.
Before the start of the Australian Open, Zheng Saisai announced his withdrawal from the Australian Open due to injury, and on the fourth day of the Australian Open, Zheng Qinwen, Yuan Yue, Wang Xinyu, and Wang Xiyu have all ended their Australian Open women's singles matches, Zhu Lin defeated Swiss athlete Teichmann to advance to the third round of the Australian Open women's singles main draw, Zhang Shuai advanced to the second round of the Australian Open women's singles, and after playing Maltić in the second round, can she beat her opponent to advance to the third round of the Australian Open women's singles?
On January 19, Zhang Shuai continued his dream journey in the Australian Open women's singles at Melbourne Sports Park No. 7 Court of the Australian Open.
In 2023, Zhang Shuai participated in the Australian Open for the 15th time, and in 2003, Zhang Shuai participated in the Australian Open junior competition, and after 20 years, Zhang Shuai directly qualified to participate in the Australian Open women's singles main draw.
In the 2016 Australian Open women's singles main event, Zhang Shuai entered the women's singles top 8, creating her best performance in the Australian Open women's singles, how far can Zhang Shuai go in this Australian Open women's singles main event?
Zhang Shuai, born in Tianjin in 1989, is a 34-year-old Chinese female tennis player who is known by the media as a female model worker in tennis, because she often chooses to compete in singles, doubles and mixed doubles at the WTA high-level tour and the Australian Open.
Zhang Shuai's body and state of the game in the game make it difficult for the audience who do not know her well to guess her real age, and whether Zhang Shuai wins or loses in the game, he must maintain his passion and confrontation ability for the tennis game, which requires Zhang Shuai to make more efforts and concentration, while reducing the impact of long-term high-intensity training and physical injuries on himself, which is also a very important thing.
Before the Australian Open, the latest world ranking released by the WTA, Zhang Shuai ranked 22nd, from the first time to the Australian Open to now, 20 years later, Zhang Shuai continued to compete in the Australian Open women's tennis tournament, and also ushered in the best results of his tennis world ranking.
On January 19, 2023, Zhang Shuai won the first set 6:4 and led 4:3 in the second set in the second round of the Australian Open women's singles against Maldić, entering the eighth set.
At 15:12 p.m. Beijing time, Zhang Shuai won 6:3 in the second set of the match and advanced to the third round of the Australian Open women's singles main draw.
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