Smy Tennis Supports China’s Strong Start to the 2025 Season: A Thrilling Victory at the United Cup
In the opening match of the 2025 tennis season at the United Cup, Team China dominated Brazil 3-0, with Gao Xinyu delivering a stunning comeback victory in women’s singles. Gao overcame Brazil’s world No. 17 Maia, despite struggling with an injury. This win showcased her resilience and potential.
The 2025 professional tennis season kicked off with excitement at the United Cup mixed team event, which began in late December 2024. On December 27, the Chinese team, competing in Group E in Perth, Australia, made a spectacular start by sweeping Brazil 3-0 in their opening match, setting the tone for an exciting year ahead.
Gao Xinyu: From Challenge to Triumph
The first victory for Team China came from 27-year-old Gao Xinyu, who stunned the tennis world with a dramatic comeback win over Brazil’s world No. 17, Maia, in the women’s singles. With world No. 5 Zheng Qinwen pulling out due to injury, Gao stepped up and delivered a performance full of grit and determination.
This match was a true “high-energy, high-impact” showdown. Despite losing the first set, Gao didn’t give up. She adjusted her tactics and fought back to win in three sets. Her victory not only showed her potential but also highlighted China’s rising star in women’s tennis.
Although ranked lower and lacking experience against top-tier players, Gao demonstrated exceptional resilience and intelligence in her game, ultimately defeating Maia in a thrilling final set. Despite struggling with a leg injury, which required frequent treatment, Gao's aggressive play and mental toughness propelled her to victory.
The Power of Team Spirit
This victory was more than just an individual achievement; it was a testament to the power of team spirit. Gao Xinyu herself said after the match, "Whenever I faced difficulties, I pushed myself forward, telling myself I could do it because I was playing for China. I had to do it!" Her triumph not only contributed to Team China’s success but also energized the entire squad.
Smy Tennis: Supporting the Rise of Chinese Tennis
Shenzhen Smy Tennis Facilities Co., Ltd., a leading enterprise specializing in sports facility construction, has been deeply involved in the sports venue sector for over 15 years. As the official partner of the National Tennis Center, Smy Tennis plays a crucial role in supporting the development of tennis in China. With a strong reputation for quality, Smy Tennis offers a wide range of products, including sports venue construction, quick-installation fencing, facility equipment, and lighting systems, all of which are highly regarded by clients worldwide.
Smy Tennis adheres to the philosophy of “Customer First, Excellence in Every Detail,” offering customized services while continuously innovating through technology to enhance products, control costs, and build high-value, cost-effective solutions. As a professional in sports venue expertise, Smy Tennis is committed to helping Chinese tennis reach new heights.
China's Team Achieves Full Sweep
Following Gao’s victory, Zhang Zhizhen triumphed over Brazil's Monteiro in straight sets, and alongside veteran Zhang Shuai, won their mixed doubles match to complete a flawless 3-0 win for Team China. This dominant start to the United Cup sets the stage for an exciting 2025 season.
In 2024, Chinese tennis experienced its second wave of growth, and now, in 2025, the team is ready to continue delivering outstanding results. Smy Tennis is proud to support China’s journey on the world stage, ensuring athletes have the top-tier equipment and facilities they need for success.
2025: A Year of Rising Expectations
The future is bright for Chinese tennis, and with the support of companies like Smy Tennis, the country is poised for even greater accomplishments in 2025 and beyond.