The WTT Women’s Finals Nagoya 2023
Mima Ito (Starts, 10th in the world ranking) is currently in 3rd place, trailing Miu Hirano (17th in the same ranking, Kinoshita Group), who is 2nd in the Paris Olympics selection ranking, with a 34.5 point difference.
If she defeats the top three Chinese players (Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu, and Chen Meng) in this tournament, she will receive selection points and will have a chance to make a comeback to the singles national team.
“WTT Women’s Finals Nagoya 2023” will be held from December 15th (Friday) to 17th (Sunday)!
Match results/tournament schedule
“Table Tennis Women’s World Championship in Nagoya WTT Women’s Finals” will be broadcast daily on TV Tokyo and BS TV Tokyo!
The pinnacle of the international tour, the world championship tournament, will be held in Japan for the first time. Mima Ito, who is in third place and on the precipice of winning just two Olympic tickets, is in a big fight of her life! Hina Hayata and junior high school student Miwa Harimoto also participate!
The final match of the year’s international tour sponsored by WTT (World Table Tennis) will be held in Japan for the first time. Only the top 16 players in the world rankings are allowed to participate in the 2023 World Queen and World Championship. Hina Hayata, who has already qualified for the Paris Olympics and is now the world’s number one, will challenge the Chinese team!
Also, pay attention to the world’s strongest junior high school student, 15-year-old Miwa Harimoto vs. the world. Don’t miss the moment when a new heroine who is the envy of the world is born!
December 15 (gold)
TV Tokyo/BS TV Tokyo: 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, December 16th
BS TV Tokyo: 6:30 p.m.
TV Tokyo: 2:45am
Sunday, December 17th
TV Tokyo/BS TV Tokyo: 3:45am
*Broadcast date, time and content may be changed or canceled depending on the match situation. Please note.
＜Performers＞
Commentary: Hayaka Hirano (London Olympic Team Silver)
Reporter: Konoka Matsuda (Hinatazaka46 World Table Tennis Supporter)
Live commentary: Tomoki Uekusa (TV Tokyo announcer)
Moderator: Yuka Takezaki (TV Tokyo announcer)
Interviewer: Satoshi Nakagawa (TV Tokyo announcer)
Real-time streaming that can be viewed at the same time as the broadcast from anywhere in the country and free missed broadcasts of the latest episodes are available on TVer, the official commercial TV distribution service!
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LIVE will be broadcast on TV Tokyo Table Tennis Channel!
＜Conference Summary＞
Tournament name: WTT Women’s Finals Nagoya 2023
Event period: December 15th – 17th, 2023
Venue: Nagoya Kinjo Pier Arena, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture
schedule:
December 15th (Friday) Women’s Singles Round of 16
December 16th (Saturday) Women’s Singles/Women’s Doubles Quarterfinals
Sunday, December 17th Women’s Singles/Women’s Doubles Semi-Finals/Finals
Participating players:
Sun Yingsha (China)
Chen Meng (China)
Wang Manyu (China)
Wang Yundi (China)
Hina Hayata (Japan)
Chen Xingtong (China)
Qian Tianyi (China)
Shin Yubin (Korea)
Han Ying (Germany)
Mima Ito (Japan)
A. Diaz (Puerto Rico)
Seci (Romania)
Yang Xiaoxing (Monaco)
Miwa Harimoto (Japan)
Choo Chung Hee (Korea)
Zhang Rui (China)
Jung Ji-hee/Shin Yu-bin (Korea)
Chen Meng/Chen Xingtong (China)
Sun Yingsha/Wang Manyu (China)
Zheng Yijing/Li Yuchen (Taiwan)
Berström/Kjöllberg (Sweden)
Miyu Nagasaki/Miyu Kihara (Japan)
Du Kaiqin/Zhu Chengzhu (Hong Kong)
Nie Sha Lien/De Nutte (Luxembourg)
The WTT Series is a professional table tennis event. The event is his combination of sports and entertainment, offering events involving the best players from around the world and offering fans a wide range of engaging and innovative table tennis experiences all year round. . Through Grand Smash, Champions, and Contender Series events, our stars inspire future generations of players while fighting to earn a spot in the season-ending WTT Finals and the end-of-the-year World Championship. We aim to be number 1.
2023-12-14 04:29:10
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