Xie Shuwei's Journey to the 7th Grand Slam Champion Cup at the U.S. Open

2023-09-08 02:28:31

Challenge the 7th Grand Slam Champion Cup!Xie Shuwei U.S. Open semi-finals Saiming play- News- Rti Central Radio

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Time: 2023-09-08 10:28 News citation: , Xie Shuwei Facebook, US Open official website Editor: Zhong Jinlong Xie Shuwei challenged for her seventh Grand Slam Women’s Doubles Champion Cup. (File Photo/Associated Press/Dazhi Video)

Taiwanese female player Xie Shuwei and Chinese partner Wang Xinyu, after passing the rigorous test of the “big devil” in the US Open women’s doubles, Taiwan time tomorrow (9th) will play in the semi-finals, the 16th seeded Canada and New Zealand. Fight for championship tickets.

Survive the powerful challenge of the new American generation

Xie Shuwei and Wang Xinyu played against American rivals Coco Gauff and Pegula Jessica in the quarter-finals on the 7th (Taiwan time) and won in three thrilling sets.

The Straits duo will face the 16th seeds Gabriela Dabrowski of Canada and Erin Routliffe of New Zealand tomorrow for the championship.

Many Taiwanese fans are cheering for Xie Shuwei, hoping that she will continue to work hard, and after this year’s French Open and Wimbledon, she will win the US Open and create her seventh Grand Slam women’s doubles championship.

When to retire?big question

On the other hand, Xie Shuwei is 37 years old. Many people wonder when will she retire?

Regarding this issue, Xie Shuwei also wrote on Facebook a few days ago: “When I won the Wimbledon championship in 2013, I felt that I could retire. At this time 10 years later, I am still playing!? How long will it take to know? Can you retire?”

Some fans said that they supported her to play until she couldn’t play.

Challenge the record of the female King Kong?

Some people suggested that it could challenge the record of Martina Navratilova, the “Female King Kong” in tennis. Navratilova is a Czech-American legend. She won the US Open in 2006 at the age of 50. Mixed doubles champion.

In the short term, Hsieh has no plans to retire. She hopes to represent Taiwan in the Paris Olympics next year.