The WTT Saudi Phuket Grand Slam has entered the countdown for 2 days, and according to the latest news from foreign media, the rival of the national table tennis women's team, Hina Hayata, the first sister of the Japanese women's table tennis team, has set off for Saudi Arabia to prepare for the competition.
Japan is also a long way to Saudi Arabia, although Hina Hayada also directly participated in the main event on May 4, but due to flight restrictions, it is estimated that she can only go to the local area to prepare for the competition in advance. According to the airport photos she posted, Hina Hayada should be in a very good state, wearing a hat and a mask in a gray casual suit, but she can also see her mood from her smiling eyebrows, and she is cute to the camera.
Ever since the Singapore Grand Slam, Hina Hayada has been lacking a bit of luck. In the first round of last year, he was unwell as soon as he arrived in March this year, and then met his teammate Miu Hirano in the first round, and once again ended the Singapore Grand Slam tournament with a round of tour. Now that the Grand Slam tournament is being held in Saudi Arabia, I think she should be looking forward to it more than anyone else.
Seeing that the Japanese team has gone to Saudi Arabia to prepare for the game, many netizens will think: "When will our national table tennis pass?"
According to the latest news, it is very likely that it will also depart tonight. Because the flight information shows that only at 23:45 tonight, there is a direct flight from Beijing Daxing Airport to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, which takes a total of 11 hours and 50 minutes to reach the local area, and the economy class ticket price is 5380 yuan.
Despite the long flight time, fortunately, there is no need to transfer on this flight, and you can get to your destination with a good night's sleep. Therefore, many fans who pay attention to national table tennis revealed that the big team is very likely to set off tonight.
The prize money of this competition is as high as 2 million US dollars, and the 12 main forces of national table tennis are fully played, and it is very likely to achieve another good result on the prize list. The prize money for the singles champion is as high as $65,000 + 2,000 points, and such a high reward coincides with the last tournament before the selection of BA, so the competition will naturally be very fierce.
Who will be the winner this time? Let's wait and see!