Qinwen Zheng
Zheng Qinwen – WTA Tennis Player
Personal Info
Born on 8 October 2002 in Shiyan, Hubei, China.
Nationality: China.
Residence: Barcelona, Spain.
WTA Rank (as of June 16, 2025): 7.
WTA Doubles Rank (as of October 26, 2020): 724.
Height: 5 ft. 10 in. (1.78 m).
Zheng Qinwen – Career Info
Singles Titles: 5 | Doubles Titles: 0
Matches Won: 250 | Matches Lost: 110
Highest WTA Rank: No. 4 (16 June 2025)
Highest Doubles Rank: No. 724 (26 October 2020)
Data last updated: 12 May 2026
Earnings
Total Career Prize Money: $10,160,087 USD (approx. €8,659,442 EUR)
Data last updated: 12 May, 2026
Miscellaneous
Information compiled by tennis fans from official WTA and ITF sources.
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Madison Keys Admits Fear Took Over in Painful US Open Defeat
Madison Keys — US Open 2026 Third-Round Press Conference After Losing to Qinwen Zheng Madison Keys had already supplied the brutal visual evidence. A 5-0 lead in the deciding set had disappeared against Qinwen Zheng. What followed in the press room was more revealing than any tactical explanation could have been. “I just got really…
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US Open 2026 WTA Results, Draw, Scores & Schedule
Last updated on September 6, with the third round of the women’s singles main draw complete. The US Open 2026 WTA tournament centre provides women’s live scores, match results, draws, schedules and daily updates from New York. Follow every round from qualifying to the final as players compete on the outdoor hard courts at the…
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From Qualifier to Olympic Champion in Seven Games: Qinwen Zheng Stuns Madison Keys
Madison Keys vs. Qinwen Zheng — US Open 2026 Third-Round Match Report For five games in the deciding set, Madison Keys looked untouchable. Then she looked unable to stop anything. Keys had already blown through the opening set 6-1, and when she raced to 5-0 in the third, this match appeared finished in all but…
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Qualifying Was Only the First Test: Five US Open Qualifiers Are Already Through, Ten Are Gone
Three victories got them into the US Open. For most of the qualifiers, the fourth proved considerably harder. Of the 16 women who fought their way through qualifying, five have already won again in the main draw, 10 have been eliminated, and Francesca Jones is still trying to become the sixth after taking the opening…
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Qinwen Zheng Makes It, Andreescu Does Not, and the US Open Draw Delivers a Cruel Qualifier Twist
The qualifying tournament is over. Sixteen women have survived three rounds and are now officially part of the 2026 US Open main draw. For Qinwen Zheng, that meant completing the job after being pushed to three sets in her qualifying final. For Bianca Andreescu, it meant the opposite: after cruising through her first two matches,…
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Georgia Is Perfect, Britain Is Flying and Four of 20 Americans Remain in US Open Qualifying
Sixty-four women entered the second round of US Open qualifying. Thirty-two are now one victory away from the main draw, and the national picture has changed considerably since the opening round. The United States still has the largest representation in absolute numbers, with four players reaching the final round of qualifying. But that number looks…
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Czech Republic Steals the Show in US Open Qualifying as 14 Americans Fall
The United States and the Czech Republic each produced six winners in the opening round of US Open qualifying, but they got there in very different ways. That curious contrast told much of the story across the first three days in New York. Seven Americans advanced from a huge 20-player contingent, but 14 were eliminated,…
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Athens Open 2026 WTA Results, Draw, Scores & Schedule
The Athens Open 2026 WTA 250 tournament centre provides live scores, match results, draws, schedules, and daily updates from Greece. Follow every round from qualifying to the final as players compete on the outdoor hard courts in Athens. Last updated on July 20, following the women’s final between Barbora Krejcikova and Maria Sakkari. Scroll down…
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With a Nation Breathing Down Her Neck, Zheng Qinwen Falls Apart in Roland Garros Shock
Paris used to glow for Zheng Qinwen. On Monday, it swallowed her whole. Back on the clay where she became Olympic champion, Zheng was beaten 6-4, 6-0 by qualifier Maja Chwalińska, broke down in tears afterwards and was left facing the brutal reality of a drop to world No. 119. For Zheng Qinwen, this was…
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WTA Rankings in April 2026
Check the full WTA rankings for April 2026, including player positions, ranking points, age and country. This searchable ranking table lets you filter players by part of a name, country code or age, making it easier to find specific players and compare the women’s tennis rankings from this period of the season. Looking for the…
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Rybakina Fumes at ‘Wrong System’ Moment Before Shutting Down Zheng in Madrid
Elena Rybakina is not known for on-court outbursts, which made what unfolded in Madrid all the more striking. In a match shaped by fine margins and shifting control, the world No. 2 was briefly drawn into a rare exchange with the umpire about the ‘system’ before regaining her composure to defeat Qinwen Zheng 4-6, 6-4,…
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Zheng Overturns Kenin Blitz to Set Up Rybakina Showdown in Madrid
Qinwen Zheng spent a set chasing Sofia Kenin. The rest of the match, she controlled. After a disjointed opening in which Kenin ran through the first set 6-1, Zheng reset her level and gradually imposed herself to secure a 1-6, 6-3, 6-3 win in the second round of the Madrid Open, keeping alive a high-profile…
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Zheng Qinwen’s Coaching Uncertainty Deepens Ahead of Indian Wells 2026
In elite tennis, coaching changes rarely arrive with press conferences. They arrive in fragments — a social media move here, a new face in the practice box there. And when the athlete happens to be Chinese, that sense of fragmentation is often intensified. Zheng Qinwen’s preparations for Indian Wells 2026 have unfolded exactly that way.…
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Zeynep Sonmez and Turkish Airlines Part Ways as Zheng Qinwen Steps In as Global Ambassador
At a time when Zeynep Sonmez is playing the best tennis of her career, an unexpected off-court development has taken center stage. The Turkish No. 1 and Turkish Airlines have officially ended their sponsorship partnership — a decision that raises eyebrows given Sonmez’s growing international profile and historic milestones for Turkish tennis. On court, she…
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Rybakina Slams the Door on Zheng’s Comeback Charge in Doha Thriller
The door was almost open. For a moment in Doha, Qinwen Zheng — back after nearly six months away from the tour — had Elena Rybakina exactly where she wanted her. Up 40–0 at 5–6 in the deciding set, the Chinese star was one clean service game away from forcing a tiebreak and completing one…
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Zheng Qinwen Is Back: Olympic Champion Returns to Competition at the Qatar Open
The wait is finally over. After months of frustration and forced patience, one of the WTA Tour’s biggest stars steps back onto the court Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen is set to return to competition this week at the WTA 1000 Qatar Open, marking her first tournament since October 2025 — and only her second competitive…
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Mboko Withdraws from Abu Dhabi, Sets Sights on Doha as Middle East Swing Begins
The withdrawal of Victoria Mboko from the WTA 500 Abu Dhabi Open has been confirmed just days before the main draw gets underway on Monday, February 2. The Canadian teenager, seeded third for the event, has opted for a late change of plans, skipping Abu Dhabi entirely and travelling straight to Doha to prepare for…
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Zheng Qinwen’s Melbourne Heartbreak as Elbow Injury Forces Australian Open Withdrawal
Zheng Qinwen’s love affair with Melbourne has been put on hold. The former Australian Open finalist will not feature at the 2026 season opener after deciding her right elbow still isn’t ready for the brutal demands of a Grand Slam. It is a sobering moment for a player who had been pushing firmly into the…
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Forbes No.1 Again: Coco Gauff’s Brand Outpaces the Entire Field
Coco Gauff’s backhand still pays the bills—but her brand is doing the heavy lifting now. For the second year running, the 21-year-old has been named Forbes’ highest-earning female athlete, underlining a financial ascent that has become as reliable as her presence near the top of the WTA rankings. With estimated earnings of $33M in 2025,…
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Brisbane Crowded, United Cup Loaded—and Zheng Missing: Where the WTA Elite Begin 2026
If January is about telling signals rather than collecting silverware, the opening fortnight of 2026 is already doing plenty of talking. The world’s best have largely converged on Australia and New Zealand, but not in identical ways—and the choices made by Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff and Amanda Anisimova hint at sharply different priorities…
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Fan Favorite Again: Why Zheng Qinwen’s Toughest Season Still Belonged to the People
Zheng Qinwen did not spend much of 2025 winning matches, lifting trophies, or commanding the sport’s spotlight. Yet for the second straight year, the fans voted her their favorite anyway—a reminder that connection, not just scorelines, still counts in women’s tennis. Popularity That Outran the Results Zheng’s back-to-back WTA Fan Favorite Awards underline how firmly…
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Zheng’s 2025: The Year Her Game Looked Top-5 and Her Body Didn’t
For a 23-year-old already billed as a possible future No.1, 2025 was supposed to be the year Qinwen Zheng stopped knocking and simply moved in. For long stretches, the tennis played along: WTA 1000 quarterfinals on hard, a statement run in Rome, a Roland Garros quarterfinal, a grass semi in London. The numbers said elite.…
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China Open 2025: Final WTA Rankings Revealed After the Tournament’s Conclusion
The final whistle in Beijing didn’t just close the China Open — it drew a bold line through the WTA hierarchy. A massive gulf now separates the Top 5 from the rest, as Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Amanda Anisimova, and Mirra Andreeva have effectively built a private league of dominance. Below them, however,…
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Pegula and Andreeva Shine as Zheng’s Comeback Lasts Just One and a Half Matches in Beijing
The Round of 32 in the top half of the China Open 2025 draw brought contrasting fortunes: Jessica Pegula and Mirra Andreeva advanced in style, while Qinwen Zheng’s long-awaited comeback ended abruptly. Retirements Shift the Draw The biggest twist came in the clash between Linda Noskova (CZE) and home favorite Qinwen Zheng (CHN). Noskova led…
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Mirra Andreeva and Qinwen Zheng Advance as Kasatkina and Shnaider Exit Early
The second round in the Andreeva/Zheng quarter of the China Open 2025 delivered surprises alongside strong statements from the favorites. With two seeds bowing out, the section now looks more open heading into the latter stages. Mirra Andreeva Sets the Tone Mirra Andreeva (WRL) produced a mature display to ease past Zhu Lin (CHN) 6-2,…
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Andreeva and Zheng Lead the Charge as China Open Second Quarter Takes Shape
The second quarter of the China Open main draw is now complete, with Mirra Andreeva and Qinwen Zheng headlining the group of seeds yet to begin their campaigns. Seeds on Standby, Draw Set for Round Two Top seeds advanced directly to round two with byes, joined by Daria Kasatkina, Dayana Yastremska, Diana Shnaider, Clara Tauson,…
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Madison Keys, Naomi Osaka, and Zheng Qinwen Withdraw from Billie Jean King Cup Finals
The Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen will go ahead without some of women’s tennis’ biggest names, as Madison Keys, Naomi Osaka, and Zheng Qinwen all confirmed their withdrawals. The event runs from September 16–21 at the Shenzhen Bay Sports Centre Arena, with eight nations competing for the title. China will open against defending…
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Major WTA Upsets Shake Up Wimbledon’s Opening Round
Wimbledon 2025 wasted no time producing drama, as several top American hopes were eliminated in a brutal first round that rewrote expectations for the rest of the tournament. The biggest headline was Jessica Pegula’s 2–6, 3–6 loss to Italy’s Elisabetta Cocciaretto — a result even more astonishing than Coco Gauff’s shock exit. Pegula had just…
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Amanda Anisimova Breaks New Ground, Reaches First Grass Final at Queen’s Club
Amanda Anisimova has carved out a career milestone at the 2025 Queen’s Club Championships, outlasting world No. 5 Zheng Qinwen 6–2, 4–6, 6–4 in a high-octane semifinal to reach her first grass-court final. The 22-year-old American will now vie for her maiden WTA 500 title—and the fourth trophy of her career—when she takes on crafty…
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Road to the 2025 Indian Wells WTA Final – From Kamilla Rakhimova to Champion Mirra Andreeva!
Welcome to our brand-new series, “Road to the 2025 Indian Wells WTA Final,” where we embark on a unique journey through the tournament by following one randomly selected player from the first round all the way to the final—wherever the road may lead us. In a twist that sets us apart from other tennis publications,…