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      • Rising up through the junior ranks in Taiwan, a country without much tennis infrastructure, Hsieh demonstrated her early potential but her father, and mentor, could never get a sponsorship deal over the line. She said her slight build used to put potential sponsors off, with them asking her to come back when she had grown some more.
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  2. Feb 23, 2021 · Very simple. “I don’t think it’s a big deal to have it or don’t have it.” Rising up through the junior ranks in Taiwan, a country without much tennis infrastructure, Hsieh demonstrated her early...

  3. MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Hsieh Su-wei won plenty of new admirers at the Australian Open as she leveraged her unorthodox game to an unexpected quarter-final spot, but despite all the added...

  4. Advertisement. And it might be Taiwan’s last. Apparently an unnamed liquor company is offering Hsieh $1.63 million a year to represent Qinghai, a poor province in the far north, in the Chinese...

  5. Jul 20, 2013 · Political insecurities have re-emerged over the possibility that Hsieh Su-wei, the first Taiwanese player to win a Grand Slam, could shift her allegiance to China as part of an endorsement...

  6. Jul 25, 2023 · Hsieh Su-wei, a six-time Grand Slam champion, has never seen commercial support from Taiwanese companies. Have all the past controversies scared commercial sponsors away? If not, why is the former world No. 1 in women’s doubles not favored by local businesses?

  7. MADRID -- Hsieh Su-Wei, one of the craftiest and most unique shot-makers in the game, is back. The 37-year-old from Chinese Taipei has been keeping a low profile since she opted to put a pause on her career after the 2021 season to give her body a well-earned rest after 20 years of non-stop play on the Hologic WTA Tour.

  8. Sep 8, 2021 · Wednesday, September 08, 2021. Text Size: - +. It’s a good thing Su-Wei Hsieh ’s doubles matches with partner Elise Mertens are going quickly at the 2021 US Open—the Taiwanese 35-year-old has a lot of culinary ground to cover in Manhattan when she’s not on court. “I have a few restaurants I must go to,” she said.