1. The glorious history of China's "Golden Flower" in women's tennis
From Li Na to Zheng Qinwen, the Chinese women's tennis team has always had many outstanding representative players, who have left brilliant achievements at home and abroad. Among them, Li Na is undoubtedly a well-deserved top superstar of Chinese women's tennis, she has won two Grand Slam championships, becoming the greatest player in the history of women's tennis in China and even Asia.
However, after Li Na's retirement, the Chinese women's tennis team fell into a trough for a while. It wasn't until the rise of Zheng Qinwen that the Chinese women's tennis team regained its vitality. As the leader of the Chinese women's tennis, Zheng Qinwen has made many great achievements in competitions in recent years, and has achieved good results in the Grand Slam arena, setting up a banner for China's tennis career again.
However, before Zheng Qinwen, the Chinese women's tennis also had another outstanding representative, that is, Wang Qiang. As a post-80s generation, she once climbed to the 12th place in the world in 2014 and can be called one of the best players in the history of Chinese women's tennis.
However, Wang Qiang fell into a trough after her peak, and once chose to rest and retire from the game. It was only recently that the Chinese women's tennis sister of the year reappeared and advanced to the final of the ITF Wuning W50 event, reaching the top again after six years, which is undoubtedly the best footnote to her career.
This surprising championship battle not only allowed Wang Qiang to recover the lost honor, but also aroused renewed attention from the outside world. As the former "golden flower" of Chinese women's tennis, whether Wang Qiang can return to the top in the new season and regain the status of the first sister of Chinese women's tennis is undoubtedly a topic of much attention.
Second, Wang Qiang's reverse growth road
Wang Qiang, as the representative of the "Golden Flower" of Chinese tennis, once climbed to No. 12 in the world in 2014, tied with Li Na for the highest-ranked player in the history of Chinese women's tennis. However, just when she was about to reach a higher peak, she suddenly hit a low point and had to choose to temporarily withdraw from the competition.
The reason may be related to Wang Qiang's personal factors. Under great pressure, she couldn't adjust her state and mentality well, and finally chose to give up when she was at her peak. This is undoubtedly a heavy blow for a professional athlete.
However, Wang Qiang did not stop there. After a period of recuperation, she gradually adjusted her condition and mentality, and returned to training and competition. Although the results were not ideal at first, she never gave up on the belief of returning to the top.
Until the recent ITF Wuning W50 event, Wang Qiang finally defeated her opponent 2:1 in the final, and reached the top again after 6 years, which is undoubtedly the best footnote to her career. Even at the age of 32, Wang Qiang still maintains an excellent competitive state and love for tennis, which also makes the outside world look at her again.
Wang Qiang's victory not only made her world ranking soar, but also rebuilt her confidence at the peak. As a veteran Chinese women's tennis representative, she has achieved very good results, and now she is back on the court, which has undoubtedly attracted widespread attention.
In the new season, whether Wang Qiang can take this opportunity to rebuild her dynasty and once again ascend to the throne of the first sister of the Chinese women's tennis is undoubtedly the topic of most concern to the outside world. After all, as a veteran who has experienced ups and downs, she undoubtedly has enough experience and determination to achieve even more brilliant results.
3. The dispute between the first sister of the Chinese women's tennis network
Chinese women's tennis has always had very outstanding representative players, from Li Na to Zheng Qinwen, they have all left a strong mark on the world women's tennis stage. And between these "golden flowers", there has also been a fierce "first sister dispute".
As the former first sister of Chinese women's tennis, Wang Qiang once climbed to No. 12 in the world in 2014, which was the highest achievement in the history of Chinese women's tennis at that time. However, just as she was about to climb the peak, she fell into a trough and had to choose to withdraw from the competition to rest.
During this time, the leader of the Chinese women's tennis naturally became Zheng Qinwen. As Wang Qiang's successor, Zheng Qinwen has achieved great results in competitions in recent years, and has achieved excellent results in the Grand Slam arena, firmly occupying the position of the first sister of the Chinese women's tennis.
However, with Wang Qiang's recent return to the court and her title, there has been renewed interest in whether she can rebuild her dynasty and regain her position as the first sister of China's women's tennis team. After all, as a post-80s generation, she is now 32 years old, and it has been a full 8 years since her peak, and it is still unknown whether she can return to the top again.
However, in comparison with Zheng Qinwen, Wang Qiang obviously has some advantages. First of all, she once achieved the world No. 12 at her peak, which is the top level in the history of Chinese women's tennis. Secondly, she is still in excellent form and loves tennis, which is also very exciting.
However, in order to truly regain the position of the first sister of the Chinese women's tennis, Wang Qiang still has a long way to go. Zheng Qinwen has also performed well in recent years, and her results in the Grand Slam have undoubtedly given her an absolute advantage. To take her place, Wang Qiang will need to show consistent performance at a higher level.
After all, the position of the first sister is not achieved overnight, and it needs to go through long-term accumulation and precipitation. Although Wang Qiang has unlimited potential, if she wants to reach the top again, she still needs to put in more effort and sweat. Only in this way can she truly replace Zheng Qinwen and rebuild a new dynasty of Chinese women's tennis.