Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwan's tennis women's doubles will have two sets of players competing in the Paris Olympics, with the younger sister of the Chan family, Chan Hao-ching, applying to partner with her sister Chan Yung-jan. However, this move has faced criticism from netizens who accuse the Chan sisters of securing their participation in the Olympics by protecting their ranking. While Chan Hao-ching is ranked 28th in the world, Chan Yung-jan secured her spot through a protected ranking despite not having any recent playing records due to health issues, ranking at 147th. The decision has sparked heated discussions among Taiwanese netizens, with many expressing dissatisfaction and labeling the move as unfair to Wu Fang-hsien, who has often partnered with Chan Hao-ching.
Source: YAHOO