Wang Xinyu: There is not much gap with the top players, and more competition training is needed

Wang Xinyu

On January 20, Beijing time, 20-year-old Chinese teenager Wang Xinyu lost to the world's second Sabalenka in three sets, stopping the second round of the Australian Open women's singles, and also created his best Grand Slam record.

Speaking about the feelings of the game, Wang Xinyu said that although it is regrettable that he did not win, it is a valuable game experience: "I think this game is a wonderful contest for both of us, very close, I do feel a little pity myself, I have a lot of opportunities in the second and third sets. Although her first set of serves was not good, she has been fighting in the back, taking the first and second shots as two one shots, and she may feel better today, so she sent them all in. This is something I can learn from her, to believe in myself no matter what the situation. ”

This is also the debut of the young Wang Xinyu at rodravol stadium, to which she said: "I am the first time to play against top players in such a big field, I am very happy that I have the opportunity to play against one of the best players in the world at Rodraver stadium, and I am very happy to play a very good game, I look forward to continuing to learn in the future, continue to improve, come back here again, and give better games." ”

In the past two years, Wang Xinyu has accumulated a lot of experience in fighting with top players, and she admits that she has gained a lot from it: "I didn't have many opportunities to play with these top players before, so I was a little nervous in my heart, and now I will focus more on myself, and I have not given up when I am key points and backward, focusing on the next point on the field, which is my biggest progress." This Australian Open was my first direct entry into a Grand Slam tournament by ranking, and I won my first regular tournament victory, which was a good start to the season. ”

While Wang Xinyu refreshed the best results of the Grand Slam, the other two Chinese teenagers Zheng Qinwen and Wang Xiyu also made their own Grand Slam breakthroughs, Wang Xinyu said: "First of all, I am very happy that they played very well at the Australian Open, in fact, our level is not too far from the top players, but we need more games to learn, we need more opportunities like today, after I have experienced it, next time I will handle it better, maybe I can win a game like this, this is where we need to improve." We must focus more on what we can do well, let ourselves continue to improve, everyone's gap is not much, may often be in the experience of the field, these places can be through more games to understand and progress. ”

(Text, Editor/Faye Wong, Photo/Visual China)