Showing posts with label Chinese Nationals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese Nationals. Show all posts
Catch Up: Highlights of 2020 Chinese Nationals [10 Oct Update]
2020 Chinese Nationals: Men's Singles Draws & Results [10 Oct Update]
Check out draws and results for the men's singles event.
2020 Chinese Nationals: Women's Singles Draws & Results [9 Oct Update]
Check out draws and results for the women's singles event.
2020 Chinese Nationals: Women's Doubles Draws & Results [10 Oct Update]
Check out draws and results for the women's doubles event.
2020 Chinese Nationals: Men's Doubles Draws & Results [9 Oct Update]
Check out draws and results for the men's doubles event.
2020 Chinese Nationals: Mixed Doubles Draws & Results [7 Oct Update]
Check out draws and results for the mixed doubles event.
2020 Chinese Nationals: Men's Team Draws & Results [4 OCT Update]
Check out the draws and results for the men's team event.
2020 Chinese Nationals: Women's Team Draws & Results [4 OCT Update]
Check out the draws and results for the women's team event.
2020 Chinese Nationals: A One-Stop Guide About Nationals
Perhaps you, like me, have already treated the 2020 Mock Olympics held in August was the Chinese Nationals and did not anticipate a real Chinese Nationals to be held this soon. In charitable effort to put fun back in life, China decided to hold the 2020 Chinese Nationals on 1-10 October, over the Golden Week holiday, which is a week of holiday in China that celebrates the Chinese National Day and Moon Festival (I'm extremely rad!!!). We'll put all the information you need to follow the Nationals in this post.
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2019 Chinese Nationals Recap: Hou Yingchao Returns To Career High, Sun Yingsha Shines Bright, Tables Turned For Teams And More From Nationals
Coming into this year's Chinese Nationals, knowing the 2020 Olympics is just about a year away and the Nationals has replicated the format of the Olympics, many expected this would be a pre-match for the Chinese Olympic hopefuls. The withdrawal of the 'Big 5' was disappointing but it had not reduced the level of excitement of this Nationals. 39-year old chopper Hou Yingchao celebrated his second singles national title, and it was her first for Sun Yingsha. The men's and women's team title went to PLA and Shandong respectively both were stretched to a full distance 5 matches in the finals. Lin Gaoyuan and Wang Manyu improved from their second-place finish and claimed gold in the mixed doubles.
If you happen to miss this enthralling 11-day event, this recap will save your time without having you missing the best part of it!
2019 Chinese Nationals Day 11 (2 Aug): The Fighter, The Winner, The Hero, PLA Claims Gold
In a roller coaster ride of a final, it was PLA prevailed in their encounter with Beijing, the defending champion.
2019 Chinese Nationals Day 10 (1 Aug): Wang Xiaotong Defeats Zhu Yuling, Shandong Strikes Gold
Tension mounted on day 10 at the 2019 Chinese Nationals, as teams were vying for the top step of the podium. All women's team matches played on day 10 were stretched the full 5 matches distance, and in the concluding match of the day, the women's team final, Shandong put an exclamation mark to the action-packed day with an epic comeback.
2019 Chinese Nationals Day 9 (31 Jul): Teams Guaranteed Podium Finish
Teams secured their spots in the semifinals after actions of day 9. A dramatic women's team showdown between Liaoning and Heilongjiang was played in the quarterfinals, and the latter made to the semifinals by upsetting the defending champion with a 3-1 win. On the other hand, Beijing celebrated another straightforward 3-0 victory in the quarterfinals over a very strong team, Shandong Luneng. Shandong, Hebei, PLA 1 women's team and Sichuan, PLA, Guangdong have also made to the semifinals.
2019 Chinese Nationals Day 8 (30 Jul): Unexpected Moments In The Opening Round Of Team Events
The opening round of the team events contributed a day of exciting actions. The newly crowned men's singles national champion Hou Yingchao leading Team Shaanxi was eliminated in the opening hurdle. So did the 3-time men's team champion (2014, 2015, 2016) Shanghai. While strong contenders of the women's team podium, Hebei and Shandong survived the 3-2 nailbiter and advanced to the quarterfinals.
2019 Chinese Nationals Day 7 (29 Jul): Sun Yingsha and Hou Yingchao Crowned Singles National Champion
It's not about the age nor is it the playing style. The prowess of an athlete said it all. Sun Yingsha topples 3-time women's singles national champion Zhu Yuling to win her first women's singles national title. Whereas Hou Yingchao ends 19-year wait and wins his second men's singles national title.
2019 Chinese Nationals Day 6 (28 Jul): Defending Champions Dreams Crushed, Surprise Semifinalists
Disappointments for defending champions as Wang Manyu and Liang Jingkun, both seeded for respective women's and men's singles events, were knocked out in the singles semifinals. Defenders Hou Yingchao and Ma Te break into mix in the men's singles semifinals.
2019 Chinese Nationals Day 5 (27 Jul): Hou Yingchao Makes Top 8, Lin And Wang Claimed Mixed Doubles Gold
Day 5 at the 2019 Chinese National Championships, Hou Yingchao proves he's still very competitive as he makes the top 8 at the men's singles of the Chinese Nationals. In the mixed doubles final, Lin Gaoyuan and Wang Manyu crowned mixed doubles national champion with a 4-1 victory over Zhou Qihao and Chen Xingtong.
2019 Chinese Nationals Day 4 (26 Jul): Big Drama, Singles Main Draw Places Booked
Day 4 of the Nationals was not perfect but the crowd would not be disappointed with all the enthralling mixed doubles and singles matches.
2019 Chinese Nationals Day 3 (25 Jul): Mixed Doubles Seeds Fall, Early Exit For Wang Chuqin And Sun Yingsha
Notable names fell on the third day of qualification at the 2019 Chinese Nationals. Underdogs challenged mixed doubles top seeds and young players overthrew big names in singles qualification round.
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