Players tour the sights in Hong Kong

Oct 12, 2018
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Players tour the sights in Hong Kong

Published Oct 12, 2018

Hong Kong is one of the many beautiful stops on the tennis calendar and the women this week are taking advantage. Though Naomi Osaka would withdraw from the International tournament, she made an appearance.

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Osaka is up to a career-high ranking of No. 4 and qualified for the WTA Finals in Singapore. Though she didn't compete, she still visited with her rapidly growing fan base.

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She wasn't the only one touring the sights as American Christina McHale had a fun day out.

She would win her opener but fall to a red-hot Qiang Wang in the round of 16. The tournament got a special visit from two-time Grand Slam champion Li Na.

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Li also played in an exhibition match.

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Hong Kong is a critical stop for the top players on the verge of qualifying for the WTA Finals.