She cried! Wang Xinyu lost 0-2 to Moka Uchijima & broke down in tears twice, emotional collapse, Wuhan Open women's singles champion withdraws

On October 7th Beijing time, the first round of the Wuhan Tennis Open women's singles ended last night with a key battle. Chinese player Wang Xinyu underperformed and lost 0-2 to Japan’s Moka Uchijima, facing another early elimination. Wang Xinyu cried twice after the defeat, evoking sympathy. Moreover, the reigning Chinese women’s singles champion Anisimova has pulled out of the Wuhan event!

This Wuhan Tennis Open is held in China but faces challenges. With Zheng Qinwen withdrawing, the hopes of achieving good results now rest on Wang Xinyu. Wang previously lost early at the China Open to veteran Zhang Shuai, so she is under great pressure this time, eager to progress further. In the first round, she faced Japanese player Moka Uchijima, a qualifier. Under normal circumstances, Wang had a strong chance to win, but unexpectedly, she was upset 0-2 by her opponent!

From the start, the two players engaged in a fierce back-and-forth battle, with the score exchanging leads repeatedly. At the crucial moment, Moka Uchijima held serve and broke to take the first set 6-4. The second set saw dramatic swings; Uchijima pushed ahead to 5-3 and earned a match point. However, Wang Xinyu refused to give up, fighting back to win three consecutive games to lead 6-5 with a set point. Uchijima fought back to level at 6-6, forcing a tiebreak. The tiebreak turned one-sided as Wang collapsed and lost 6-7, ultimately falling 0-2 to her opponent!

Wang Xinyu cried twice in this match. The first time was during the match against Moka Uchijima, when she lost control and covered her face in tears. The second time was at the post-match press conference, where she again broke down over the loss. It seems Wang was under immense pressure this time, struggling both technically and mentally. Possibly the hardest part for her was losing to a Japanese player; had it been anyone else, her emotions might have been easier to manage. Competitive sports are truly ruthless!

Anisimova, who just won the China Open women’s singles title, announced her withdrawal from the Wuhan Open due to injury and the need for recovery. This is understandable, as the tennis schedule is very demanding and playing continuously can be overwhelming. Besides, Anisimova has already secured a spot in the year-end finals, so there’s less pressure now to chase big prize money. She has improved rapidly and is expected to become a new top contender!

Written by Sports Novel

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