Congratulations to Shanghai University of Finance and Economics high-level tennis players Wang Xinyu and Wang Xiyu for being selected for the Hangzhou Asian Games national team!
Wang Xiyu
Wang Xiyu is one of the current representatives of the Chinese tennis team. She has already won the Wimbledon and US Open junior titles, who is hailed as the most promising Chinese player to lift the Grand Slam (adult) trophy. Born in a sports family, she began practicing tennis at the age of four, and won the national women's singles championship in this age group at the age of 12, reaching a height of 1.8 meters by the age of 16. She won the 2016 Indian Junior Tennis Championships, the runner-up in the United States Junior Tennis Championship, the Nanjing Junior Tennis Championship in doubles, and the Osaka Mayor Junior Tennis Championship in Japan in doubles. Wang Xiyu continues to rise in the international rankings. 2018 was an unforgettable year on her way to chasing her dreams. Not only did she win her first adult women's singles title in the final of the ITF (International Tennis Federation) $25,000 tournament in Thailand, but she also won the US Open junior women's singles title, becoming the first Chinese mainland player in history to win the Grand Slam junior women's singles title. In the same year, she partnered with Wang Xinyu in the Wimbledon Junior Women's Doubles Final and won the championship again, becoming the first Chinese pair in Wimbledon history to win the junior women's doubles title.
Wang Xinyu
2019 student of the College of Business, Chinese tennis player, 2018 Australian Open junior women's doubles champion, 2018 Wimbledon junior women's doubles champion. In 2019, Wang Xinyu stepped into the campus of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. Like all her peers, she has a smile that reflects the sunshine of the whole world and a vision for the future. She is also different from most of her peers. As one of the current representatives of the Chinese tennis team, the little flower was born in 2001. At the age of 16, she won the Australian Open Asia-Pacific wild card tournament women's singles final, becoming the youngest Chinese player to be shortlisted for the Grand Slam. On January 27, 2018, she won the Australian Open junior women's doubles final. After six months, they swept Osweig/McNally 6-2/6-1 with their partner Wang Xiyu in the Wimbledon junior doubles final, becoming the first Chinese pair in Wimbledon history to win the junior women's doubles championship, which is Wang Xinyu's second junior Grand Slam title.
