The women's singles signing table of Jiangxi Open ...
On July 22nd Beijing time, the signing form for the 2017 Jiangxi Open women's singles tournament with a total prize of 250000 US dollars has been released. Zhang Shuai and Peng Shuai, the top two seeds of China's Golden Flower, respectively, led the battle. In 2014, champion Peng Shuai attended the drawing ceremony and will face Japanese player Nara Kurumi in the first round. The top seed Zhang Shuai will have a focused conversation with Chinese Taipei star Zhang Kaizhen in the first round. 18 year old local future star Zheng Wu faced a qualifying player in the first round of the double. Defending champion Duan Yingying, former world number one Jankovic, third seeded Klipskova, and fourth seeded Wang Qiang also competed.
1/4 District: Top seeded Zhang Shuai guards the upper half of the district, facing Chinese Taipei veteran Zhang Kaizhen in the first round. Zhang Shuai was at a disadvantage in the previous three encounters between the two, with 1 win and 2 losses, but the last encounter dates back to 2011. Wang Yafan, who plays with a wild card, will face Japanese player Kato Weiwei in the first round, and the winner of the two games will compete for a spot in the quarter finals. Another Chinese gold flower Zheng Saisai, who plays with a wild card, appears as the 7th seed and will face Romanian player Bogdan in the first round.
Zone 2/4: This zone is occupied by two world-class generals. Former world number one and 2015 tournament champion Jankovic plays as the 6th seed and will face a qualifying player in the first round. Wild card player Zhang Kailin, the Chinese gold flower, is likely to face Japanese ace Ribi Nozasu in the first round, and the winner of the two is highly likely to face third seeded Klipskova in the second round. This area also brings together former Asian top sister Dias. Kazakhstan's top players have been in good form recently, reaching the quarter finals in the just concluded Wimbledon. If they advance, they are likely to face Jankovic.
Zone 3/4: This zone is home to multiple Chinese golden flowers, fourth seeded Wang Qiang, and defending champion Duan Yingying, who face qualifying players and Australian player Rodeo Nova in the first round, respectively. Liu Fangzhou, the runner up of the 2014 competition, and Han Xinyun, the top four of the 2015 competition, both signed well and will compete in the qualifying round. In 2016, Duan Yingying won the first WTA Tour championship at Jiangwang, and this year, Wang Qiang, who is rapidly gaining momentum, will challenge the quarter finals and even the championship as the biggest favorite in the region.
Zone 4/4: 2nd seeded Peng Shuai is sitting in Zone 4/4. In the first round, she will play a focal point match against Japanese ace Nara Kurumi. The two sides have won one game each in two previous matches. Peng Shuai, who lost two sets to Harlem in the third round of Wimbledon, has recently shown a good touch, and she has returned to the top 30 in this week's world ranking. 18 year old local future star Zheng Wu, who played with a wild card, faced a qualifying player in her first match, and she will continue to challenge for the WTA's first victory in the tournament after playing for the fourth consecutive year. If promoted, Zheng Wushuang will face the winner between Zhu Lin and Odasaki Risa.
The total prize money for the 2017 Jiangxi Open Tennis Tournament was 250000 US dollars, with championship points of 280 points. The event was hosted by the Jiangxi Provincial People's Government, organized by the Jiangxi Provincial Sports Bureau, Nanchang Municipal People's Government, and the China Tennis Association, and co hosted by Jiangxi Sports Development Co., Ltd., Jiangxi Tennis Sports Management Center, and Nanchang International Sports Center. As the highest level women's event in Asia in the mid season, Jiangwang attracts numerous domestic and foreign experts to participate every year. The competition will be held from July 24th to July 30th at the Nanchang International Sports Center. In order to give back to the fans who love tennis, this year's ticket prices are unprecedented, with a minimum of 30 yuan to enjoy the international tennis visual feast. Please enter the official website of the event to purchase tickets（ http://jxopen.net ）Or designated ticketing cooperation website for the event, Damai Network（ https://piao.damai.cn/125813.html ）Purchase tickets directly.
