In the recently concluded WTT World Cup Finals, the seven golden flowers of the Chinese women's table tennis team showed their strength and charm, not only achieving excellent results in the competition, but also reaping a lot of prize money.
Chen Xingtong, Wang Manyu, Sun Yingsha and other players performed well in the women's singles competition, entered the semifinals, quarterfinals and other different rankings, and won the corresponding bonuses. Among them, Chen Xingtong received a prize of $25,000, and Wang Manyu and Sun Yingsha each received a prize of $17,500. In addition, Wang Manyu and Sun Yingsha also won the women's doubles championship prize of $4,000 each, for a total of $8,000.
In addition to the Women's Singles and Women's Doubles competitions, other players also received corresponding prize money. Zhang Rui reached the quarterfinals in the women's singles competition, taking home $17,500 in prize money. Although Qian Tianyi only entered the top 16 of the women's singles, she also received a prize of $12,000.
It is worth mentioning that even if the women's singles match was eliminated after only one round, the prize money still exceeded that of the women's doubles champion. This reflects the huge attraction and intensity of the Women's Singles match in this match. This also provides a strong impetus for the female table tennis players, and further highlights the charm of the sport.
Overall, the seven golden flowers of women's table tennis have received a lot of prize money in the WTT World Cup Finals. This is not only a tribute to their outstanding performance in the competition, but also an affirmation of their hard work and hard work. This competition not only brought a tense and exciting visual feast to the audience, but also injected new vitality into Chinese women's table tennis, laying a solid foundation for the preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
In the future, we look forward to the Chinese women's table tennis team continuing to write a brilliant chapter and winning more glory for Chinese sports." At the same time, we also hope to see more young athletes join this big family and jointly contribute to the development of China's table tennis industry.
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