Wang Xin turns into a major contestant for the Women's Singles crown at 2012 Olympic Games
China has a huge variety of shuttlers in the Women’s Singles category who have attained highest skills of the game through their untiring hard work and endless commitment. Wang Xin is one of these dedicated shuttlers who have achieved a prestigious position
in the world of badminton. She has been delivering phenomenal performances in the current year so far and has become one of the best contenders for the Women’s Singles title at the 2012 Olympic Games.
Xin, who is currently placed at the 3rd position in the Women’s Singles world standings, have been proving her mettle throughout the current year. She has elevated her level of play for the last couple of years and has bridged the skill gap to
reach at the level of her higher ranked team-mates. In different events of 2011, Xin has defeated all top shuttlers in the world of badminton.
The 26-year-old Xin has been delivering impressive performance in the current year as she claimed many titles in different events for the last 11 months. Her first tournament of the year was the 2011 Malaysia Open Super Series and she finished as the semi-finalist
of the event. In the next event of Korea Open Premier Super Series, the Chinese lady reached in the Women’s Singles quarter-final of the championship.
In the most prestigious event of the All England Premier Super Series, Xin worked well and reached in the semi-final of the event. In the following event of Badminton Asian Championships, the Chinese shuttler failed to make her mark as she lost her match
at the top-32 stage. In the 2011 Malaysia Open Grand Prix Gold, Xin won the Women’s Singles crown, which was her first title of the current year.
The aggressive Chinese shuttler continued her peerless performance and won her match in the Sudirman Cup. The intrepid shuttler remained on the winning track and won the title in the Singapore Open Super Series, which was her first win in any Super Series
event of the year. However, she failed to find the same results in the following event of Indonesia Open Premier Super Series, where she lost her match in the round-of-32.
In the 2011 World Championships, which held in London, Xin played well and reached in the semi-final of the mega event. In the flowing tournament of China Masters Super Series, she got the same result by finishing in the top four. In Japan Open Super Series,
Xin could not play well lost her battle in the round-of-16.
Nevertheless, Xin found her killing form back and won the Denmark Open Premier Super Series. She continued her supremacy in the arena and clinched the title in the following event of French Open Super Series. The impressive Chinese surprised the world by
taking the title of Hong Kong Open Super Series and became the first female shuttler to win three consecutive titles in Super Series events. Xin also reached in the final the last month’s China Open Premier Super Series but failed to convert it into victory
Xin’s consistent performance in the major international events has put her on the right track and she has grown into a major contestant for the Women’s Singles title in the mega event of 2012 Olympic Games, which is just eight months away. She has become
capable of winning the dream title as she is in tremendous form at the moment.
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