WSX's retrieving ability is what attacking players dreaded esp when they aren't on top of their game.
Are you sure, HBJ has skills to match TTY? I wouldn't doubt for a sec to pick TTY, if not her persistent efforts of "outplaying" the opp on every other shot (which often results into unforced error) I doubt HBJ could've a chance! WSX is whole lot different with supreme fitness n determination also the ability of making from few to zero errors she is a player class apart! TTY is fit too but I don't find her def WSX tomorrow
Yes, He Bingjiao has the skills, she's only lacking in experience and fitness, both of which can be overcome in good time.
If TTY attacks very well and makes few mistakes, she has the edge; otherwise. it's WSX's day tomorrow.
You just have to watch how He BJ beat P V Sindhu, Aya Ohori and Wang Yihan recently to convince yourself of it.
FINALS (12.00pm local time) => http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/s...8E8E79-B91A-4FA1-8C34-501F773D9294&d=20160703 China players will feature in all five categories, have secured 1 title through WD discipline. Host TPE has three representatives and three finals will present CHN-TPE affair. WD, Luo Ying/Luo Yu (CHN) v Huang Dongping/Zhong Qianxin (CHN) Head to head stats : 0-0 / WR : 7 v 127 A big opportunity for Luo twin sisters to pick their second title of this year after China Masters, won over Chen QC/Jia YF in Changzhou last April. Once again their final hurdle is another teammates, this time a relatively new partnership, Huang/Zhong, participated only two tournaments previously in NZL Open and CHN Masters. Former world number one in brief period, Luo Ying/Luo Yu were troubled by the underdog Thailand pair Chayanit/Muenwong at final four, 22-20 / 21-19 for complete scoreline while Huang/Zhong surprised their more fancied juniors, second seed Chen QC/Jia YF in straight-sets. XD, Zheng Siwei/Chen Qingchen (CHN) v Tan Kian Meng (MAS) H-2-H : 0-0 / WR : 38 v 44 The Chinese fututre stars are favoured to clinch their second Grand Prix Gold title in 2016 after Thailand Masters last February, another stunning breakthrough of this young combination is AUS Superseries runner-up recently, lost to their senior teammates Lu K/Huang YQ. Zheng/Chen passed their toughest hurdle in quarterfinal to stun top-seed Chan PS/Goh LY then outclassed Indonesian back-ups Faisal/Aulia at last four. Tan KM/Lai PJ defeated two seeded pairs en route to the final, Huang KX/Huang DP in opening round and Lee CH/CHau HW in last eight, they won over Widianto/Widjaja narrowly despite the unranked INA pair saved two match points. WS, Wang Shixian (CHN) v Tai Tzu Ying (TPE) H-2-H : 7-4 / WR : 8 v 9 An ideal final of this tournament, top-seed and two-time All England champion Wang SX was pushed into the limit by talented He Bingjiao, she also played three games against Korean qualifier Kim Na Young at last sixteen. Former champion, the on-fire Tai TY knocked out her opponents comfortably including outwitted Nichaon Jindapol at semifinal. Both players had met three times in this season, the skillful Tai bagged victory over Wang in their last two encounters, MAS Premier and INA Premier. Tai is slightly favoured to retain her 2012 title with homeground fans fully support unless Wang could perform different style from her usual pattern. MS, Chou Tien Chen (TPE) v Qiao Bin (CHN) H-2-H : 0-0 / WR : 7 v 53 First ever meeting for both finalists, home hero will redeem his last year defeat to nail men's singles crown tomorrow. Chou almost sent packing early at last eight to Vincent Wong Wing Ki, his tougest rival on final journey here. A lopsided semifinal match for him to down Iskandar Zainuddin as the Malaysian asked for medical treatment in early second game. His final opponent is quite unfamiliar, Chinese back-up Qiao Bin who looks determined and good shape along this tournament. Qiao overpowered Tanongsak with his fast and aggressive play. MD, Li Junhui/Liu Yuchen (CHN) v Chen Hung Ling/Wang Chi Lin (TPE) H-2-H : 2-1 / WR : 14 v 19 Former world junior champion Li/Liu fulfill their top billing to reach last round here, they eliminated all opponents quite convincingly en route to final, only dropped one game against Indonesian pair Hardianto/Haryanto in quarterfinal. They edged past home favourite Lee SM/Tsai CH in two close games and another local combination will challenge them for the title tomorrow. Chen HL/Wang CL had hard times to overcome Chinese rookies Huang KX/Zheng SW in rubber games. Chen Hung Ling, a winner of 2009 edition paired up with Lin Yu Lang and this is the biggest achievement for him and younger partner Wang Chi Lin to reach final in GP Gold level.
I don't think WSX need a diff style from her usual pattern, infact she just need to do the same with more precision every other rally! If TTY's attacks won't penetrate Wang's wall of defense she'll naturally try to make more deception n twist n turn her opp, in case of the former WSX is guaranteed to get gifts and if the latter happens WSX would've no problem with her fitness level. Only the self belief will be on stake as far as the Chinese star is concerned after prev two encounters!
The Chinese youngsters are still discussing between themselves at courtside after their coach has walked away.
Now there's one each, the panda bear gifts. I'm sure the organizer can make up for the missing one in the WD.
When did Wang Shixian find time to finish her university degree, I wonder. I supposed it's in her younger days.
