Zheng Qinwen Withdraws from Wuhan Tournament After Beijing Title Win
South China Morning Post reports that Zheng Qinwen, who recently won the Beijing title and is now ranked among the world's top 25, withdrew from the Wuhan tournament due to fatigue and a right shoulder injury. Her recent achievements have placed her within the world's top 25 rankings.
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According to the South China Morning Post, Zheng Qinwen, who is 24 years old, withdrew from the tournament in Wuhan on Monday, citing fatigue and an injury to her right shoulder. This withdrawal follows her recent success, which has seen her ranking return to within the world's top 25 after reaching the quarter-finals at the US Open and subsequently winning the title in Beijing. This withdrawal follows her recent success, which has seen her ranking return to within the world's top 25 after reaching the quarter-finals at the US Open and subsequently winning the title in Beijing.
Zheng secured the China Open title on Sunday, becoming the first Chinese player to win the Beijing championship. She achieved this by defeating Mirra Andreeva, the reigning Roland Garros champion, with a score of 7-5, 6-4 in the final. This victory marked Zheng's first triumph at the WTA 1000 level and her first title since winning the tournament in Tokyo two years prior.
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