According to Spanish media reports, Chinese athlete Zheng Qinwen has become the highest-paid female athlete in the world. How did she surpass athletes like Gauff and Eileen Gu? In December last year, Forbes released the 2024 list of the highest-paid female athletes, with Zheng Qinwen ranking fourth in the world with earnings of 20.6million,behindGauff,Swiatek,andEileenGu,withcommercialincomeof20.6 million, behind Gauff, Swiatek, and Eileen Gu, with commercial income of 20.6million,behindGauff,Swiatek,andEileenGu,withcommercialincomeof15 million. However, due to a time lag in the statistics, this did not include Zheng Qinwen's Audi endorsement announced in November last year. According to media reports, Zheng Qinwen's contract with Audi is for three years, totaling 25million,exceeding25 million, exceeding 25million,exceeding8 million per year! Recently, Zheng Qinwen became the global brand ambassador for Dior. After signing two major top-tier endorsements in a row, Spanish media stated that she has become the highest-paid female athlete in the world, with commercial income as high as $30 million! A quick calculation reveals that Audi + Dior, these two top-tier endorsements have increased Zheng Qinwen's annual income by 15million,doublingit!WhileDior′sannualcontractvalueisnearly15 million, doubling it! While Dior's annual contract value is nearly 15million,doublingit!WhileDior′sannualcontractvalueisnearly7 million, although slightly lower than Audi, it still aligns with the status of a global luxury brand.

The 2025 Australian Open Tennis Championships officially kicked off. Chinese player Zheng Qinwen, seeded No. 5 in the tournament, made her first appearance of the new season at the Rod Laver Arena. Facing her was young Romanian player Todoni, a match not only marking the debut of China's tennis star in the new season but also an important battle in her career. Zheng Qinwen made history last season, reaching the final of the Australian Open and ultimately finishing as the runner-up. To better prepare for this competition, Zheng Qinwen even withdrew from the United Cup. This time at the Australian Open, her goal is clearly more than just making it to the final again. Zheng Qinwen was drawn into the women's singles quarter-finals, where she faced strong opponents like world No. 1 Sabalenka, meaning it would not be easy for Zheng Qinwen to break through from this half of the draw. At the beginning of the first set, both sides showed extremely high competitive states. Todoni, relying on her height advantage and powerful serve, successfully held serve in the first service game. Zheng Qinwen, on the other hand, started her service game with a signature ace and also easily held serve. As the match progressed, both players held their own service games, with the score alternating. It wasn't until the seventh game that Zheng Qinwen seized the opportunity, forcing two break points and successfully converting one of them, breaking Todoni's serve first to take a 5-3 lead. However, just as everyone thought Zheng Qinwen would easily win the first set,…

Recently at the Australian Open, Zheng Qinwen has undoubtedly been one of the main focuses. Foreign media outlets have also been competing to report on her. Many fans have left comments saying that Zheng Qinwen has become an international darling! Prior to the Australian Open, Zheng Qinwen had originally planned to participate in the United Cup. However, feeling that her preparations were not quite in place and considering the hard work she had put in over the past year, Zheng Qinwen officially announced her withdrawal from the United Cup. Australia can be considered a lucky place for Zheng Qinwen. It was here last year that she began to make a breakthrough. Therefore, this season, Zheng Qinwen placed great importance on the Australian Open. She arrived in Australia early and received attention from the Australian Open organizing committee. They first arranged for Zheng Qinwen to participate in the countdown launch ceremony for the competition. Following that, Zheng Qinwen also took part in the Australian Open tennis charity exhibition match. Among the top ten female athletes in the world, Zheng Qinwen was the only one. She even paired up with tennis Olympic champion Novak Djokovic to compete in the mixed doubles exhibition match. On the first day of the Australian Open, Zheng Qinwen took to the court! Honestly, given Zheng Qinwen's current status, participating in the opening match is a privilege that few others can enjoy. So calling Zheng Qinwen an international darling is truly fitting! Foreign media reported that Zheng Qinwen's annual income has reached $30 million, equivalent to 220 million…

The second day of the first round of the women's singles at the 2025 Australian Open presented a spectacular tennis feast for fans. The matches not only showcased the clear characteristics of the changing of the guard in today's women's tennis but also witnessed dramatic moments as multiple players either reached new heights or experienced setbacks, fully demonstrating the cruelty and charm of professional tennis. The most eye-catching match of the day was undoubtedly the clash between Naomi Osaka and Garcia on Rod Laver Arena. This match held special significance as it marked exactly one year since their last encounter in the first round of the Australian Open, where Garcia defeated Osaka 2-0. For Osaka, who holds four Grand Slam titles (including two Australian Open championships), this was a perfect opportunity for revenge. The match was full of ups and downs and drama. In the first set, Garcia continued her good form from the previous year, breaking serve in the fifth and ninth games after a level start to take the set 6-3. However, Osaka, once ranked world No. 1, showed her strength and resilience by breaking serve early in the second set and taking the set back with a 6-3 victory in the ninth game. In the decisive set, Osaka seized the key moments, breaking serve twice in the third and ninth games to win the set 6-3 and complete her revenge for last year's defeat. This victory was not just a simple act of revenge but also demonstrated Osaka's gradual recovery of competitive form after giving birth. In…

As tennis enthusiasts eagerly await the annual spectacle, the curtain rises on the 2025 Australian Open at Rod Laver Arena with a thrilling display. Last year's runner-up and current world No. 5, Zheng Qinwen, withstands the tough test of the first set on this familiar battleground. Relying on her solid skills and tenacious fighting spirit, she reenacts her "ratings-boosting" playstyle, defeating Romanian qualifier Todorini with a score of 7-6(3), 6-1, to kick off the new season with a victory. Zheng Qinwen, adorned with the Olympic champion's aura and the glory of being the defending Australian Open runner-up, has grown into a formidable force in women's tennis. With each appearance, she carries the full expectations of fans, always responding with remarkable performances. Looking at her opponent, Todorini, currently ranked 110th in the world, though not as well-known as Zheng Qinwen, is still a force to be reckoned with. This young Romanian player made an impressive showing at last year's Wimbledon, advancing to the main draw through qualifying rounds for the first time in a Grand Slam event. She defeated Daniil and reached the second round before ultimately falling to Gauff. However, she was eliminated in the first round of qualifying at last year's US Open, which was somewhat disappointing. This year, Todorini has regrouped, once again making it through qualifying to the main draw, determined to make a name for herself at the Australian Open. The first set of the match unfolded like a rollercoaster drama. In the seventh game, Zheng Qinwen took the initiative, capitalizing on the opportunity to break…

Australian Open Day Two: Veteran Players Battle It Out On January 13th, Beijing time, the second day of the Australian Open saw many tennis veterans take to the court. Among them was former champion Victoria Azarenka, who caused quite a stir in her match against Bronzetti. Azarenka, seeded 21st, is 35 years old. In the world of tennis, age often brings a decline in form, which was evident in her match against Bronzetti. Age takes its toll on athletes, with physical abilities and reaction times slowing down. In the first set, Azarenka was completely outplayed, falling behind 0-5. It seemed like she might strategically concede the set. However, the fighting spirit of a former champion still burns within her, and she managed to win two points. Despite this, she lost the set 2-6, putting her in a precarious position. In the second set, Azarenka showed signs of recovery. Both players held their serve until the fifth game when Azarenka broke through, leading 4-2. It looked like she might turn the match around, but she couldn't maintain the pressure. Bronzetti fought back, leveling the score at 4-4. The match was as unpredictable as a rollercoaster. In the ninth game, Azarenka had a break point opportunity but failed to capitalize. This missed chance was costly, and Bronzetti took the lead 5-4. The match went into a tiebreak, where Bronzetti won 7-2, eliminating Azarenka 2-0. Since Azarenka's Australian Open victory 12 years ago, she has been on a downward trajectory. She hasn't tasted Grand Slam glory since. With age, her competitiveness has waned.…

The highly anticipated Australian Open tennis tournament is in full swing. In a key match-up, Chinese Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen faced off against Romanian star Toudoni. The result was a 2-0 victory for Zheng Qinwen, allowing her to easily advance to the next round. This match held significant meaning for Zheng Qinwen. On one hand, it marked her first official major competition of the new season. On the other hand, it was the first time a Chinese player had competed in the opening match. It's believed that Zheng Qinwen felt some pressure before the game. Although the two had not previously faced each other, for Zheng Qinwen, who aspires to win the championship, the start of the match meant the arrival of challenges. In the first set, both sides could be said to have cautiously tested each other. However, it must be acknowledged that Toudoni put immense pressure on Zheng Qinwen in the first set. In the eighth game of the match, Zheng Qinwen once led 5-3. To many, it seemed that Zheng Qinwen would quickly take the first set. However, the situation on the court then underwent a drastic change. Toudoni managed to hold and break serve to level the score, even leading 6-5 at one point. At a critical moment, Zheng Qinwen held her serve. The score was 6-6, and both sides entered a tiebreak battle. Through the tiebreak, Zheng Qinwen艰难地拔得头筹。After the thrilling first set, Zheng Qinwen's state clearly improved in the second set. She won 6-1, easily sweeping through to victory. Thus, Zheng Qinwen defeated her opponent…

The highly anticipated Australian Open is in full swing! Chinese Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen has confirmed her opponent and match time for the second round. She will face off against the 36-year-old German veteran, Siegemund. Will Zheng Qinwen be able to win and advance? Let's take a look at the upcoming analysis. Siegemund is a German veteran with extensive experience. Currently ranked 97th in the world, she has achieved remarkable success in doubles, having won the US Open title. However, her performance in singles is somewhat average. In the first round of this year's Australian Open, her opponent was Heidi Baptiste. Siegemund faced a tough battle, losing the first set 4-6. She narrowly won the second set 7-5 and sealed the victory in the third set with a score of 6-4. After a grueling 3 hours and 16 minutes, Siegemund made a comeback, defeating Baptiste 2-1 and advancing to the second round of the Australian Open. Zheng Qinwen, currently ranked fifth in the world, faced Romanian youngster Toudoni in the first round. It is clear that Zheng Qinwen has the advantage in terms of strength. Although she led 5-3 in the first set before being caught up by Toudoni and eventually entering a tiebreak, Zheng Qinwen still managed to secure the lead without much trouble. In the second set, Zheng Qinwen unleashed her power, winning 6-1 after seven rounds of competition. Ultimately, Zheng Qinwen defeated Toudoni 2-0, advancing to the second round of the Australian Open. In the second round, Zheng Qinwen will meet Siegemund. The two have not faced…

This match is so exciting that it makes your heart race. It's really a pity for Stephens, and the screen is full of concern for her. In the first round of the 2023 Australian Open women's singles, defending champion Sabalenka faced American veteran Stephens, igniting the attention of many viewers with a contest of strength and form. In this tense duel, any viewer with even a slight passion for tennis can feel the intense and dramatic contrast. Sabalenka's performance was like a storm, unmatched. She not only has comprehensive skills but also outstanding power and speed, directly using precise serves and strong baseline shots to push Stephens to the brink. Every rally in the game is filled with her sense of control, and the audience can almost hear the deep sound of each collision between the racket and the ball, as if she is declaring, "I am the queen of this court." In this game, Sabalenka not only showed the majesty of the defending champion but also fought like a peak warrior, determined to move forward towards victory despite the stormy group stage. On the other hand, Stephens appears somewhat lonely and helpless on the court. Once a young star, she is now gradually losing her luster in fierce competition. Although she strives in this game, the court often reveals traces of struggle, and whenever Sabalenka launches a sharp attack, Stephens can feel the invisible pressure coming from all directions. Is the peak moment of the past bidding farewell to her in a gentle yet tenacious way? Her state is…

Australian Open Upset! Azarenka Out in Round 2, Zheng Qinwen on Track for Quarterfinals, Only Two Top Seeds Remaining On January 13th, Beijing time, the second day of the Australian Open saw another major upset! Former Australian Open champion and 21st seeded player Victoria Azarenka was swept 0-2 by world No. 76 Martina Trevisan. The scores of the two sets were 2-6 and 6-7. Many fans may be curious about the relationship between Azarenka and Sabalenka. In fact, they have no connection; they are simply two excellent tennis players from Belarus with similar names, one aged 36 and the other just 26. Azarenka won consecutive Australian Open women's singles titles in 2012 and 2013. However, with age now at 36, her strength is indeed not what it used to be. In the first set, Azarenka was hit with a 5-0 run by her opponent right from the start! In the second set, although Azarenka's form improved somewhat, physical endurance became her biggest challenge, ultimately losing 7-2 in the tiebreak. In addition to Azarenka's early exit as a former Australian Open champion, another former champion, Kenin, also suffered an early exit in the first round. She faced the championship favorite Gauff and was also swept 0-2. Of course, compared to Kenin, Azarenka's elimination can be considered a major upset. After all, her opponent was ranked 76th, while Azarenka was ranked 24th and was the 21st seed of the tournament. Chinese tennis player Zheng Qinwen is also making progress in her quest for the quarterfinals, with only two seeded players left to…