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Barty tops Martic in backhand slice showdown to advance at Wuhan Open
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Injured Wang heartbroken as Kontaveit, Sabalenka reach Wuhan final - Saudi Gazette
How Li Na and the $225 million Wuhan Open took on the world | CNN
Li Na to promote WTA Wuhan Open in home city - Sports - Chinadaily.com.cn
Wuhan Open spots on 2020 calendar offers hope for all, says organizer - CGTN
Barty stuns Pliskova to reach Wuhan last four | Arab News
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