After the "Strait Combination" of the 2019 French Open, Chinese players once again won the Grand Slam championship

After the French Open in 2019, Chinese players once again won the Grand Slam championship.

Yesterday morning, the Wimbledon women's doubles finals came to a close. "Strait combination" Peng Shuai / Xie Shuwei defeated Batty / Dracul at 7:6/6:1, and won the Grand Slam for the first time in history.

The Chinese women's doubles won the Grand Slam championship in 2006, when Zheng Jie/Zi Zi won the Australian Open and Wimbledon. As the No. 8 seed of the tournament, Peng Shuai/Xie Shuwei went through the ups and downs of the first week of the game and gradually got into the good situation. Especially after the semi-final swept the dark horse team Aoyama Hideko/Ski Pierce, he broke into the Grand Slam final for the first time.

However, the opponents who compete with them can not be ignored. This year, the Australian Open also defeated many of the strong enemies in the finals of Batty/Dracul. In the first set, the "Strait Combination" was 3:5 behind. After saving the two counts, the "Strait Combination" was once again broken back. The two men who took advantage of the morale to maintain their morale would be tied up. Although Batty/Drazil had dragged the game into the tie-break after saving the two counts in the 12th game, Peng Shuai/Xie Shuwei eventually won the 7:1 reversal. In the second set, Peng Shuai/Xie Shuwei, who was chasing after the victory, went through the test after several times in the second set and took the lead with 1:0. The "Strait Combination" became more and more brave and quickly won the second set at 6:1.

Peng Shuai will win a £150,000 prize in the doubles title, plus a second round of £38,000 in the previous singles, totaling approximately 1.72 million. Li Na entered the women's singles quarter-finals this time and won a prize of 205,000 pounds.