Taylor Fritz will donate his prize money from the first round of the Australian Open to the Los Angeles wildfire relief fund. Due to the wildfires that continue to ravage the Los Angeles area, Taylor Fritz has decided to donate his prize money from the first round of the Australian Open to aid in the relief efforts. The American player will donate his AUD 132,000 (USD 82,000) to the Los Angeles Wildfire Relief Fund. Fritz was born and raised in California and lived in Los Angeles for a period of time. His friends and family in his hometown have been affected by this ongoing disaster. Fritz said: "I feel like it's at least something I can do. California will always be my home. I spent a lot of time in LA and lived there for a long time. My friends were affected, some family had to evacuate. The house where my brothers and I grew up burned down. Obviously, they can't live there anymore." "A lot of people have been affected. If you have the ability to help, you should lend a hand." Currently, Fritz has successfully advanced to the third round of the Australian Open. He defeated Garin 3-0 in the second round. In the third round, he will face French veteran Monfils. Last year, Fritz reached the final at the US Open, which is his best result in a Grand Slam event. This year, Fritz is participating in the Australian Open as the No. 4 seed. We hope he can achieve even greater success! [Come see me][Take a…

Translation: The international badminton Super 1000 series Malaysia Open of the 2025 season will kick off on January 7, 2025, Beijing time. In this Malaysia Open, the Chinese national badminton team has also sent its full main force to compete. Just before the start of the Malaysia Open, the latest rankings of the International Badminton Federation have also been released one after another. In the mixed doubles category, Feng Yanzhe and Huang Dongping ranked first, while Jiang Zhenbang and Wei Yaxin ranked second. Unfortunately, due to the consecutive withdrawal from the national team, the points of the Yasi combination were cleared, and they no longer appear in the world rankings. However, Huang Yaqiong previously expressed her desire to participate in this year's National Games and hopes that the National Games can become her last battle on the domestic stage and in her career. In addition, former men's doubles player Zhou Haodong of the Chinese national badminton team has also withdrawn from the national team, which has somewhat weakened the overall strength of the Chinese national badminton team. However, fortunately, post-00 players Wang Chang and Liang Weikeng have been very popular in recent years and have performed exceptionally well. In men's doubles, Shi Yuqi of the Chinese national badminton team is currently the only player in men's singles to surpass 100,000 points. This season, he also faces the pressure of maintaining his score, so he cannot afford to lose in the upcoming Malaysia Open. He is currently ranked first in the world in men's singles. The players ranked second to fourth…