Asian Games women's doubles gold medal match: Hsieh Su-wei and Liang Enshuo defeated Zhan Haoqing and Wu Fangxian to win the gold medal
Zhan Haoqing posted an article after the game saying that his handshake was rejected, but he still appreciated Xie Shuwei's skills.
Quick Look
- In the Nagoya Asian Games tennis women's doubles gold medal match, Hsieh Su-wei and Liang Enshuo defeated Zhan Haoqing and Wu Fangxian 4:6, 6:4, 10:5 to win the gold medal.
- Zhan Haoqing posted a message after the game saying that although he wanted to shake hands but failed, he still recognized his opponent's skills and thanked his partner Wu Fangxian for playing alongside him.
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Why It Matters
Zhan Haoqing and Wu Fangxian lost to Xie Suwei and Liang Enshuo in the Asian Games women's doubles gold medal match and won the silver medal.
Xie Shuwei did not shake hands with Zhan Haoqing. (Photo by special correspondent Chen Zhiqu)
[Special Correspondent Wu Mengru/Nagoya Report] Zhan Haoqing/Ng Fangxian lost to Xie Shuwei/Liang Enshuo 4:6, 6:4, 5:10 in the women's doubles gold medal match at the Nagoya Asian Games today. They missed the opportunity to defend their title and won a silver medal. She also posted after the game. Although she wanted to shake hands and miss, she still praised Xie Shuwei's skills as a post-ball player and wished her success in future events.
Zhan Haoqing's dreams of winning the women's doubles championship were shattered, but she still completed the record of standing on the podium for 4 consecutive years. She said: "It is an honor to once again put on the Asian Games jersey for the Chinese team and win the seventh medal in the Asian Games. This time the women's doubles of the Asian Games still won the silver medal despite the difficult draw. I want to thank Fangxian is fighting alongside me. You are really outstanding and have a bright future. " Regarding the opponent's performance, Xiao Zhan also said: "Congratulations to Enshuo, your performance today is impeccable, and you deserve the gold medal. As for Sister Shuwei, I don't need to say anything about her skills. She is definitely a top player."
As for the part that everyone is most concerned about after the game, Zhan Haoqing said that because he respects the national team and respects Xie Suwei, "So no matter what the result is or what happened, I told myself to reach out. Unfortunately, I didn't get the tennis etiquette that I should have, but I still wish you all the best in your future games."
Zhan Haoqing said: "Finally, I would like to thank the athletic department, the relay station and those who believe in me and help me. I will continue to do what I should do and set a good example for the younger generations."
Open Questions
- Xie Shuwei's response to the handshake incident





