This week, six major questions await answers from Chinese players.

Unbeknownst to us, a new week has arrived for each of us. This week, the US Open qualifiers, along with ATP and WTA tours, challenge events, and the ITF Hope Tournament, will all kick off simultaneously. Several questions are waiting for Chinese players to address this week. So, what are these questions? Today, let this article take you through them.

This week, the Hope Tournament continues in China, with the women's event in Liu'an and the men's qualifiers in Ma'anshan having started yesterday. Unfortunately, last week, neither in Liu'an nor in Yinchuan did Chinese players secure the championship. So, can Chinese players achieve victory and claim the title this week? This is the first question awaiting answers from Chinese players.

This week, "Chinese Sharapova" Wang Xinyu appears as the second seed at the WTA250 Cleveland Open. This marks her first time competing in a tournament with such a high seed ranking since entering the WTA professional circuit. Recently, she broke the embarrassing record of always losing in the semifinals at the WTA500 Berlin Open. So, will Wang Xinyu be able to win the championship at the WTA250 Cleveland Open this time? This is the second question awaiting answers from Chinese players this week.

This week, Wu Yibing will participate in the US Open qualifiers. It is said that the United States is a lucky place for Wu Yibing, as four of his six challenge tournament titles were won here. Moreover, all his victories in Grand Slam events have also come from the US Open. So, after three years away, can Wu Yibing navigate through the qualifiers and make it to the main draw of the Grand Slam, achieving even greater glory? This is the third question awaiting answers from Chinese players this week.

Recently, Sun Fajing, who reached the finals of the Posoblanco Challenge and secured a spot in the US Open qualifiers at the last moment, will also appear in the qualifiers this week. Born in 1996, he is not young anymore and can be considered a middle-generation player in Chinese men's tennis. Having experienced the trials of Grand Slam qualifiers, can Sun Fajing make an impact in the US Open qualifiers? This is the fourth question awaiting answers from Chinese players this week.

This week, Wei Sijia, Zhang Shuai, Gao Xinyu, and Wang Xiyu will all compete in the US Open qualifiers. Unfortunately, they have been placed in two separate quarterfinals. As a result, even if they all advance to the final round of the qualifiers, only two players can make it to the main draw. So, which two players will forge ahead and reach the main event of the US Open? This is the fifth question awaiting answers from Chinese players this week.

This week, Mongolian player Buyanchakht will compete in the ATP250 Winston-Salem Open. Currently, this player, who reached the semifinals in two tour events last season, has not performed well this season, often losing in tiebreaks and being reversed many times, leading fans to doubt the abilities of this new rising star in Chinese men's tennis. So, will Buyanchakht overcome his opponents and dispel these doubts this week? Let’s wait and see! This concludes today’s tennis stories, and we will continue tomorrow.(Source: Tennis Home, Author: Yixin Jushi)