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Beijing's two China Open draws continue alongside the Japan Open, while Chengdu and Hangzhou settle their semi-finals.
The tour has moved to Asia. Beijing's China Open carries both an ATP draw and a WTA draw, Tokyo stages the Japan Open, and the ATP events in Chengdu and Hangzhou have reached the semi-final stage. All of them are on hard courts.
Beijing is the focal point. The WTA draw is the largest of the day and is at the first round and qualifying stage, while the ATP draw is working through the round of thirty-two with qualifying alongside it. Tokyo sits at the same point of its round of thirty-two, and Chengdu and Hangzhou are already into their semi-finals.
The model's favourite in Beijing is A. Sabalenka in the women's draw and N. Djokovic in the men's; in Tokyo it is C. Alcaraz, and in Chengdu and Hangzhou, A. Davidovich Fokina and D. Medvedev. The Beijing picks begin late in the US evening, in the small hours in the UK and around midday in Australia. The Laver Cup and the WTA events in Seoul and Singapore have finished for the day.
Tokyo, JPN · 35 still in the draw
The Japan Open is at the round of thirty-two with qualifying alongside it, and the model's favourite is C. Alcaraz.
Model favourite: C. Alcaraz at 49% to take the title
Beijing, CHN · 35 still in the draw
The China Open's ATP draw is at the round of thirty-two with qualifying under way, and the model makes N. Djokovic its favourite for the event. Most of today's pick list comes from this card.
Model favourite: N. Djokovic at 34% to take the title
Chengdu, CHN · 2 still in the draw
Chengdu is down to its semi-finals, with only a handful of players left in the draw. The model's favourite for the event is A. Davidovich Fokina.
Model favourite: A. Davidovich Fokina at 56% to take the title
Hangzhou, CHN · 2 still in the draw
Hangzhou has also reached the semi-final stage, and the model makes D. Medvedev its favourite for the event.
Model favourite: D. Medvedev at 63% to take the title
Beijing, CHN · 108 still in the draw
The China Open's WTA draw is the biggest field of the day, at the first round and qualifying stage. The model's favourite for the event is A. Sabalenka.
Model favourite: A. Sabalenka at 30% to take the title
Finished for the day: Seoul — WTA 250, Singapore — WTA 500, Laver Cup — Laver Cup.
Also on: Jingshan (Challenger) — Challenger 100, Curitiba — Challenger 75, Porto 2 — Challenger 50, Bari — Challenger 50, Columbus — Challenger 75, Mouilleron-le-Captif — Challenger 75, Jingshan (WTA 125) — WTA 125, Adana — WTA 125 — Challenger and WTA 125 events run alongside the main tour and are usually streamed rather than televised; see the tour passes below.
Model: 53% T. Machač · 47% A. Gea
Model: 81% A. Fils · 19% K. Majchrzak
Model: 67% J. Munar · 33% A. Kovačević
Model: 69% H. Dart · 31% Y. Ma
Model: 53% T. Grant · 47% A. Falei
Model: 60% E. Jacquemot · 40% V. Wolff
Model: 81% A. Shubladze · 19% R. Saigo
Model: 31% K. Efremova · 69% M. Kubka
Coverage varies by region. In the United States the tennis sits on Tennis Channel, with the Tennis Channel app and Tennis TV streaming; in the UK, Sky Sports Tennis carries it with NOW and Sky Go. Australia has beIN SPORTS on the ATP events and Stan Sport on the WTA draw, while Canada has TSN, RDS and TVA Sports, with TSN+ and WTA TV streaming. Tennis TV blocks some events in their host country, and the WTA's own service is unavailable where a local broadcaster holds the rights. Away from the main tours, the Challenger circuit and the WTA's smaller events are running across Europe, Asia and the Americas, with free coverage on Challenger TV and WTA Unlocked.