David Is Not Retiring, And Wants To Sell His Clothes To China.

In October 1st,

The women's singles match has been officially launched.

William Williams first encountered Peng Shuai, China's golden flower, and became the most attractive match for women's singles.

Before the match, David received an exclusive interview with reporters.

If you go through WTA's list of women's singles in the world, you will find that one of the top second oldest players in the world is the top second players in the world.

And the only one older than her is her sister.

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In July this year, Dawei entered the Wimbledon Tennis Championships with the age of 36, a woman tennis player. After nearly 6 years, the semifinal of the first Grand Slam singles tournament was first promoted, and it touched countless fans who began to watch her play in more than ten years or even twenty years ago.

22 years ago, Venus, who has been pferred to professional tennis, has fought back from generation to generation, but he is still on the track.

Not only did she win a WTA tour this season, but she still ranks seventh in the world's ranking so far, so that a group of young people after 90 or even 95 will be ashamed of themselves.

Outside the tennis court, there are two business giants. Not only did they have no intention of retiring, but so far this year they have participated in up to 17 events, only two less than the 13 year old French Open champion Mu Guru Za.

She said she was healthy and energetic.

Last year, winning 6 games in Wuhan online won great affection for China.

Returning to China this year, she has expressed her love for Chinese fans over and over again, and is very excited to claim her own in two or three years.

China has even been introduced to design a series of clothing for China.

Perhaps one day, when you are shopping, you will find that it is your childhood idol who introduced your clothes to you.

The following is an interview:

Reporter: welcome to Beijing.

This is the sixth time you have come to China Tennis Competition. You still have the chance to qualify for the WTA finals. Do you have the confidence to get the chance to compete in Singapore?

Wei: sure, I really want to compete in Singapore.

Let me see what I can do in the next few races. I will do my best to compete and try my best to win.

Reporter: you are the oldest player in the top 100 WTA women's singles. At this age, it's hard to maintain high intensity training and tour around the world. What's your motivation now?

Dawei: actually, I am in good training and healthy. I have been doing these things throughout my career. So for me now, this is actually relatively easy.

Reporter: Besides tennis, what is the most important thing in your life now?

Wei: tennis is the most important part of my life. Besides, I have two business to take care of and occupy a large proportion.

Of course, my family is also an important part, and I also have a dog, which is also very important to me. Ha ha, I am very happy to be a puppy's mother.

Reporter: you've been fighting for the equal rights movement all your life. Recently, Williams also swore for the Negro on his personal social platform. What do you think of this?

Wei: Yes, I've done a lot for equal pay for men and women. There are also other similar things.

For Serena, she has been insisting on giving voice to the just side.

I think it's very important to express your true feelings.

Reporter: we know that after 15 years, you will return to Indian Wells this year.

Is there any difference between entering the stadium and other races?

Wei: actually, it was very interesting. I didn't know what to expect.

You know that Serena returned to the competition last year, so I thought I would not be particularly emotional when I went there this year, but I was really excited when I got there.

It was a great event and I really look forward to coming back.

Reporter: the clothes you wear today are very beautiful.

Wei: Thank you.

Reporter: did you design it yourself?

Wei: Yes, this is my own clothing brand clothes. I really really hope to bring it to China someday.

Reporter: you have said this in Wuhan, so do you have any corresponding plans?

Dawei: I'm really interested in Chinese people. It's very interesting and exciting, so maybe it will come to China in two or three years.

Reporter: so would you consider designing a suit for Chinese fans?

Wei: Yes, it's great to design a Chinese series. I have to give it a try.

Interviewer: if you can only use one word to describe your 2016 season, which word will you choose?

Wei: Oh, my God, that word will be "long". Ha ha, the season is not over yet. I already want it to end.

But it's coming to the end of the year. I'm looking forward to staying away from tennis for a while.

Reporter: Thank you.