On the evening of January 22nd, Beijing time, the second leg of the China Provincial-Hong Kong Cup football match kicked off at the Mong Kok Stadium. In the first half of the game, 21-year-old national football star Bai Helamu scored after hitting the post, and was subjected to boos and insults from Hong Kong fans. He received a yellow card for celebrating by taking off his shirt and was surrounded by Hong Kong team players, leading to a conflict between the two teams. In this game, Bai Helamu, who returned from the national team training camp, started the game. Just 10 minutes into the game, Bai Helamu created a threat, his header hit the crossbar and rebounded, followed by another header that hit the crossbar again. In the 32nd minute, Bai Helamu finally helped the Guangdong team break the deadlock. After receiving a direct pass from his teammate, he scored a low shot from a small angle to break through the Hong Kong goal. After scoring, Bai Helamu, who had been booed and insulted by Hong Kong fans, celebrated by taking off his shirt in a domineering manner as a response, for which he received a yellow card. Bai Helamu's celebration also provoked dissatisfaction from the Hong Kong team players. The black player Ai Hua with the number 15 directly pushed Bai Helamu in anger, triggering a conflict between the two teams. Bai Helamu was pushed to the ground during the conflict. Famous journalist Wen Li also confirmed that Hong Kong fans were constantly booing when the Guangdong team took…

The ATP China Hong Kong Tennis Open (250 level) has concluded the quarterfinal matches. The 19-year-old Chinese player, Shang Juncheng, performed outstandingly, defeating Hungary's Mauro Rán with scores of 1:6, 6:3, and 6:4, strongly advancing to the top 4. Last year at the Hong Kong station competition, Shang Juncheng was a semi-finalist, thus facing the pressure of maintaining his high ranking points. Mauro Rán is ranked 58th in the world, while Shang is ranked 50th, with both players' abilities being quite similar. In the first set, Shang struggled to adapt to his opponent's tall and imposing presence, losing serve repeatedly and quickly falling to a 1:6 defeat. However, from the second set onwards, the smart and resourceful Shang returned, skillfully controlling the rhythm and frequently scoring with impressive shots into open spaces. He won the next two sets 6:3 and 6:4, convincingly impressing the 1.93-meter-tall Hungarian giant. Shang Juncheng's opponent in the semi-finals will be Japanese star Kei Nishikori, who defeated Briton Norrie - the only one among the top 8 seeds with a higher world ranking than Shang. This time, all the top 8 seeded players have been eliminated from the competition. Born in 1989, Nishikori has achieved a Grand Slam runner-up finish and an Olympic bronze medal, once considered the best in Asia. If Shang Juncheng can win the Asian derby, his immediate world ranking will surpass Zhang Zhizhen, becoming the new number one player in China. Let's look forward to Shang Juncheng's excellent performance in the semi-finals!

In the Hong Kong ATP250 tournament, Chinese tennis star Shang Juncheng unleashed his full potential, defeating the 7th seeded Martinez 6-3/6-1 in the second round, securing a spot in the quarterfinals for the second consecutive year. Shang Juncheng is currently ranked 50th in the world, having previously reached as high as 47th. Last season on the Grand Slam stage, he made his mark, reaching the third round at both the Australian Open and the US Open, while stopping at the second round at Wimbledon. He also triumphed in his first tour title at the Chengdu 250 event, continuously demonstrating his limitless potential with his skills. His opponent, Martinez, is no slouch either, currently ranked 43rd in the world and having reached as high as 39th. Martinez has also had commendable performances in Grand Slam events, reaching the third round at the Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon, and stopping at the second round at the 2024 US Open. It's worth noting that in their two previous encounters, both on clay courts, Martinez maintained a perfect record without allowing Shang Juncheng to win a single set. Their most recent match was in Bordeaux in 2024, where Shang Juncheng lost 5-7, 2-6, ending his run in the semifinals. However, in this Hong Kong tournament, Shang Juncheng was clearly well-prepared. In the first set, although he missed two break points in the second game, he did not lose heart. In the seventh game, Shang Juncheng served two aces and managed to hold serve after saving two break points, leading 4-3. In the crucial…

In the first round of the ATP2025 Hong Kong men's singles competition, Chinese young player Shang Juncheng performed outstandingly, defeating Huang Zelin, who was participating with a wild card, with a score of 7-6(3), 6-4, and a big score of 2-0, achieving a good start to the new season and continuing his good form against this opponent. The last time he defeated Huang Zelin was in the first round of the Shanghai Masters. Currently ranked 50th in the world (previously reaching as high as 47th), Shang Juncheng shone on the Grand Slam stage last season, reaching the third round at both the Australian Open and the US Open, stopping at the second round at Wimbledon, and also winning his first tour title at the Chengdu 250 event. Huang Zelin, currently ranked 170th in the world (previously as high as 128th), stopped at the qualifying rounds in all four Grand Slams last season, but also eliminated Wu Yibing, who withdrew due to injury, in the first round of the Hangzhou 250 tournament, advancing to the second round, demonstrating a certain level of competitiveness. At the beginning of the match, both sides held their own service games steadily in the first five sets, with Shang Juncheng slightly ahead at 3-2. In the sixth set, Shang Juncheng once scored three points in a row, but Huang Zelin, relying on his excellent serving performance, managed to hold serve with a total of 5 aces, leveling the score to 3-3. After that, both sides engaged in a fierce battle, with the game becoming deadlocked until…