Chen Yi vs Kim Nayeong | WS R32 | #WTTChongqing 2026

Oh wow! Let them tee off on you. This is what has got so many people so excited for Chun-Li. Is she capable of thriving? There's that change of pace again. And it's just that change of pace that she has. Does it at the first time of asking. Chun-Li not in the mood for messing around here. 11-4, a compromise. Find that crossover, that right hip of Chun-Li a little bit more. And do it with some aggression. Get the ball in there. So difficult to do though. Because when you hit a few aggressive. Break the patterns. Try and find different ways. Sometimes when the luck is not going your way. To see how she develops. Such good placement as always. Chun-Li exposing it there really well. As we see the combo. The long fast serve. Does she go back to that fast serve? No wonder if she'll go to it here. She doesn't and it's Kim Na-Young. With fantastic adjustments in game 2. To win it 14-12 and level it. That was wonderful from Kim Na-Young. To try and tie them up in the body. Satsuki Odo. It's a whole different ball game. To try and take the next. Because they adjust so well. And this is what I mean Chun-Li just away now. From winning game 3. Just wow. Backhand for good measure. And she takes. Game 3, 11-5. Good adjustments from Chun-Li. She's showing why she's the higher rank player. Yeehaw! That was a brilliant backhand. She's also got that difference maker. The power. There's been a few of those that have rolled. This is what makes Chun-Li. Power she can bring. Does it at the first time of asking. Game and match. Number 7 seed Chun-Li. Stamps her place. In the round of 16 here. Champions Chongqing. 11-4, 12-14, 11-5, 11-6. Good adjustments from the Chinese youngster.