The 2023 Nagoya WTT Table Tennis Women's Finals is about to kick off on December 15, and according to the latest news, the draw ceremony will kick off at around 13:00 pm Beijing time on December 13, which has also attracted close attention from fans and friends.
A total of seven athletes participated in the women's singles event in this competition, and two pairs of pairs competed in the women's doubles, with strong strength - due to the large number of women's singles, so everyone must meet before the semi-finals;
The finals are a more important event in the table tennis world, usually only the world's top-ranked athletes are invited to participate, and the maximum number of places in each association is more than the Olympic Games, World Table Tennis Championships, and World Cup, so in the eyes of many fans, the competition in this event is relatively fierce, and the technical requirements for the winning athletes may be higher.
Prior to this, the Table Tennis World Cup and the Finals once had a tendency to merge into one, but at the end of 2023, the two have been clearly separated, and this Battle of Nagoya has also become the first competition after the Finals are held independently again.
As mentioned earlier, the national table tennis lineup in this finals is strong, and the women's singles has five main forces Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng, Wang Manyu, Wang Yidi, and Chen Xingtong to participate, plus two non-main players Qian Tianyi and Zhang Rui to play, and the women's doubles has two pairs of World Table Tennis Championships champion combination Chen Meng/Wang Yidi, Sun Yingsha/Wang Manyu, and they are naturally far ahead in terms of strength.
According to convention, the top four in the women's singles world, Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng, Wang Manyu, and Wang Yidi, will be divided into four zones, and fans naturally care about which two are in the same half and which position the other three will be drawn to.
As for who will take the lead in national table tennis to block several strong opponents, it is the focus of everyone's attention, but as mentioned before, the athletes participating in the finals are not general, and it can be said that every game may be a vicious battle. Relatively speaking, Hina Hayata, Miwa Zhangmoto, Szokos, and Zhu Qianxi have been a big threat to national table tennis recently, and of course, Misei Ito and others are also worth watching.
The women's doubles national table tennis pairs are ranked second and third, and if there is no avoidance system with the association, it is not ruled out that they will be divided into the same half of the district, so let's sit and wait for the draw ceremony to begin!