
AI-generated summary
Taichung City is promoting the construction plan of the "Taiwan Superdome", aiming to build a multi-functional indoor baseball stadium that can accommodate 45,000 people.
Taichung City is building a "Taiwan Superdome" that can accommodate 45,000 fans. The Taiwan Superdome BOT project was officially signed a few days ago. The Sports Bureau has specially launched an online wishing lottery. From now until November 15th, people who share their expectations and imaginations for the future stadium will have the opportunity to collect balls autographed by major league star Lee Hao-yu, urging baseball fans to come and make wishes and grab the ball.
The Sports Bureau stated that Taichung City has promoted the "Taiwan Superdome" construction plan, successfully completed the BOT contract signing, and introduced private investment of up to 60 billion yuan. In the future, it will work with the Taiwan Superdome Company to build a multi-functional indoor baseball stadium with 45,000 seats, creating a complex park that combines international events, arts and cultural performances, and citizen leisure functions. On the day of the signing, American baseball player Li Haoyu was specially invited to witness the signing.
The Sports Bureau pointed out that this time it launched an online wishing lottery, with a ball signed by Li Haoyu as the lottery prize, inviting the public to share their favorite Taiwan Super Dome. Whether they are looking forward to cheering for the Taiwanese team with thousands of fans, watching the world's top stars compete on the same field, or enjoying an unforgettable concert, etc., they can freely make wishes online and witness the history of Taichung City building the "Taiwan Super Dome".
The Sports Bureau pointed out that the event will run from now until 11:59 pm on November 15 (Sunday). Five lucky winners will be drawn, each of whom will receive a ball signed by Li Haoyu. The public is welcome to actively participate. For detailed lottery methods and precautions, please check the "Taichung City Government Sports Bureau" Facebook event post.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The online wishing event will end on November 15th and 5 winners will be drawn.
Very likely · Within weeks

Alexandra Eala defeated Maria Sakkari 7-5, 3-6, 6-4 in a rain-interrupted semi-final at the Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open, advancing to the final.

Taiwanese table tennis player Lin Yunru defeated Chinese player Wen Ruibo in straight four in the men's singles top 8 of the WTT Frankfurt Championship and successfully advanced to the top four. This is the third consecutive year that Lin Yunru has reached the top four of this event. After the game, he said that Frankfurt is his lucky place and he looks forward to better performance.

For the first time, the Taoyuan Asian Professional Baseball Exchange Tournament has introduced the Automatic Ball Judgment Challenge System (ABS), with each team having 2 challenges. Rakuten's Lin Zhenghua became the first player to successfully challenge, converting a strikeout into a ball. Training Heroes head coach Xue Zhongzhen believes that hitters still need to adapt to the challenge system.

The Taichung City Sports Bureau held the Dongfeng Express Run Carnival, attracting nearly 5,000 runners to experience the Dongshi to Shigang section that will soon be opened to traffic. Construction Director Chen Datian said that the Dongfeng Express is 9.6 kilometers long and is expected to be partially opened to traffic this year, with the goal of completing the entire line in 2029.

Warriors captain Porzingis was absent due to illness and announced that he would temporarily leave basketball to seek a solution with the team. The Warriors refused to pay his salary, and star forward D. Green said the team had shifted its focus to its current lineup and encouraged teammates to step up.

In his Japanese T-League debut, 18-year-old Taiwanese table tennis player Guo Guanhong defeated 43-year-old Chinese veteran Hao Shuai in straight games, helping the Ryukyu Future Suns defeat the Okayama Rivets 3:1, ushering in a new career milestone.