China's Wang Ziying delivered a masterclass in wheelchair tennis dominance at the US Open, overpowering Colombia's Angelica Bernal 6-0, 6-2 in a 49-minute quarterfinal spectacle. The world No. 4 showcased surgical precision with 19 winners and just two unforced errors, cementing her status as a title contender.
Wang now faces her toughest challenge yet: a semifinal clash against Japan's world No. 1 Yui Kamiji. The matchup promises high-stakes drama as Asia's top athletes vie for a spot in the championship round.
Meanwhile, an all-Chinese quarterfinal between Li Xiaohui and Zhu Zhenzhen became a test of adaptability. Third-seeded Li overcame swirling winds and a first-set deficit to triumph 3-6, 7-6, 6-1. Her hard-fought victory sets up a semifinal meeting with Dutch second seed Aniek Van Koot.
The performances highlight China's growing influence in para sports, with both athletes demonstrating technical excellence and mental resilience on one of tennis' biggest stages.
