Men’s Singles
🥇ChampionGrayson Goldin
🥈Runner-upHien Truong
Final score4–11, 11–9, 12–10
Goldin saved match point from 5–10 in the third game.
CompletedPPA AsiaResults confirmed
Skechers Shenzhen Open 2026
Aug 20–23, 2026 · Shenzhen Bao'an Sports Center Gymnasium, Shenzhen, China
Results checked2026-08-23
Updated from the official result page.
RESULTS
Champions, finalists, and result status
Finals verified from the official recap.
Women’s Singles
🥇ChampionChao Yi Wang
🥈Runner-upRika Fujiwara
Final score11–4, 11–8
Men’s Doubles
🥇ChampionCollin Johns / Len Yang
🥈Runner-upEunggwon Kim / Hong Kit Wong
Final score11–7, 11–8
Women’s Doubles
🥇ChampionSophia Nhi Huynh / Ho Tam
🥈Runner-upLingwei Kong / Selina Turulja
Final score11–9, 3–11, 11–6
Mixed Doubles
🥇ChampionSahra Dennehy / Tama Shimabukuro
🥈Runner-upSophia Nhi Huynh / Hien Truong
Final score11–6, 11–1
Event briefing
Event context
The Shenzhen 500 produced one of PPA Asia’s best comeback stories of the season. Grayson Goldin erased a 5–10 third-game deficit in the men’s singles final, while the doubles titles showed the increasingly international mix of the Asia field.
StatusCompleted
TourPPA Asia
DatesAug 20–23, 2026
LocationShenzhen Bao'an Sports Center Gymnasium, Shenzhen, China
Field & format
Players and teams
- Grayson Goldin — men’s singles champion
- Chao Yi Wang — women’s singles champion
- Collin Johns / Len Yang — men’s doubles champions
- Sophia Nhi Huynh / Ho Tam — women’s doubles champions
- Sahra Dennehy / Tama Shimabukuro — mixed champions
What to watch
Key questions
- Goldin scored seven straight points to close the singles final after facing match point.
- Huynh and Ho became the first Vietnamese women to win a women’s doubles PPA Tour Asia gold.
- Kim/Wong finally broke a run of semifinal exits but were stopped by Johns/Yang in the final.
- Tama Shimabukuro converted a big multi-event week into mixed doubles gold.
SEASON CONTEXT
Why this event matters
Shenzhen matters because it gives context to Kuala Lumpur. Chao Yi Wang arrives in Malaysia off a singles title, Kim/Wong are still chasing a men’s doubles breakthrough together, and several players from the Shenzhen field are seeded to collide again.
DEEP READ
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EVENT TIMELINE
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CLUB LESSONS
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