Hsieh Su-Wei (94 WTA)

At the age of 31, Su-Wei of Taiwan is a player who obtained the most important results in the doubles career. It has four ITF titles and two WTA in singles and no less than 18 in the doubles (two grand slam). The two Grand Slam titles came at Roland Garros and Wimbledon, but besides this, Su-Wei has a major title already won, the Tournament Champions edition in 2013, where he became champion with Shuai Peng.

This season brought seven wins and as many defeats for Hsieh. The best results were recorded in two tournaments ITF quarterfinals at both the Shenzhen and Zhuhai.

Last match’s Su-Wei was played throughout a competition level ITF in Croissy-Beaubourg, where he succumbed step 8-heights final 6-2, 6-4 against Richel Hogenkamp’s ( 139 WTA).

Oceans Dodin (59 WTA)

Sports in France seems to be found in recent games. Like his opponent, Oceans Biel comes after a defeat suffered at the ITF tournament, but in the first round, where he succumbed to Magdalenei Rybarikova (431 WTA), 6-4, 6-4.

Dodin coming off the best season of his career. In 2016 it managed a personal record in terms of number of wins. Her balance was 41 wins and 21 losses, winning two titles, from Poitiers ITF’s WTA tournament in Quebec, both competitions being played in the room, on a hard surface.

Head to Head

The only direct meeting was played in 2015 on clay in Strasbourg, where Su-Wei was won in straight sets, score 7-5, 7-5.