Female tennis player Wang Xiyu turns negative in both nucleic acid tests and has resumed training overseas
Wang Xiyu's Weibo. On the 28th, Wang Xiyu, a 20-year-old Chinese female tennis player, stated on her Weibo that she had tested negative for two nucleic acid tests and has now resumed training in Abu Dhabi, UAE. "Thank you for your concern in the recent period. My nucleic acid tests have turned negative in the past two times, and I have actively adjusted my state during the isolation period. I am here in the new season.
Wang Xiyu resumed training. Late at night on the 17th, Wang Xiyu said on social media that he was tested positive for the new crown during the UAE competition and is currently in good physical condition and asymptomatic. But she will also miss the Australian Open that starts on February 8. "In order to prepare for the Australian Open, I arrived in Dubai in December 2020. During the entire process, my team and I have always abide by the epidemic prevention regulations, wear masks, do not leave hotels and stadiums, and do the necessary protection. Several nucleic acid test results were negative. "
"According to the Australian Open and the WTA's epidemic prevention regulations, we received a nucleic acid test before leaving Abu Dhabi for Melbourne. Unfortunately, my test result was positive."
Young general Wang Xiyu. After Wang Xiyu's new crown was positive, the Chinese Tennis Association issued the "Chinese Tennis Association's Risk Warning for Chinese Professional Players to Participate Overseas During the Epidemic"-"Players who are currently in China but are planning to go abroad must fully study the risks and make careful decisions. It is necessary to avoid going abroad as much as possible.” The Chinese Tennis Association also reminds Chinese players competing abroad to attach great importance to their own protection, strictly abide by the anti-epidemic regulations of the competition, and return to China as soon as possible after the game is completed, and avoid overseas. During the stay and return journey, carry out testing, epidemic prevention and isolation according to relevant national requirements.
The teenager Wang Xiyu was born in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province in 2001. He started playing tennis at the age of four and has already participated in various tennis competitions at the age of five or six. When she was 8 years old, she officially entered an amateur sports school and began to receive professional tennis training.
After that, she defeated the French player Blair 7-6, 6-2 in the 2018 U.S. Open Junior Women's Singles final and won the championship. This is the first time a Chinese mainland player has won the Grand Slam youth women's singles championship.
