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Oct 30, 2026

Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
1:07
She exited in the Round of 16 in Montreal, Round of 32 in Cincinnati, Round of 32 in the US Open, and Round of 16 in Singapore.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
1:15
Following a bronze medal finish at the Asian Games, which is not a WTA Tour-sanctioned event, Ala endured a difficult stretch, including a surprising first-round loss to China's Shihan, then ranked No. 217, at the Wuhan Open, where she suffered her worst loss in her career, followed by a recent round-of-16 exit to Schneider in Ningbo.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
1:35
Schneider earned the right to face Ala after a hard-fought 6-3, 5-7, 6-3 victory over Aliexandre Sosnovich on Wednesday.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
1:43
Incidentally, Ala and Schneider are both left-handed netters.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
1:46
Only a handful of left-handers are in the recent WTA Top 100 list.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
1:51
Among them are No. 11 Maja Twelinska, No. 23 Leila Fernandez, No. 32 Sarah Bejlek, No. 81 Wang Shi Yu, and No. 89 Taylor Townsend.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
2:02
Ala has struggled against fellow left-handers this season, holding a 1-3 record against top 100 Southpaws after losses to Fernandez in Stuttgart, Wang Shiyu at the Asian Games, and Schneider in Ningbo.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
2:13
Her only win came against Fernandez during her Washington title run.
Nikola AracicHOST
2:33
So for sure, Ayala suffered a little slump, which is something that's normal for any player, especially For a young player, ups and downs during a season is not something that's unusual.
Nikola AracicHOST
2:46
But at the tournament in Ningbo, I thought that Yala started playing better again.
Nikola AracicHOST
2:52
She beat Diane Parry in the first round in straight sets.
Nikola AracicHOST
2:55
And even though she lost to Schneider, I thought that she played a great match against Schneider.
FaizanHOST
0:00
Hey guys and welcome back to the channel.
FaizanHOST
0:01
We have Alexandra Ayala versus Diana Schneider for the quarterfinals of the WTA Tokyo Open and this is one that we have to dive into in a lot of detail because they've played each other very recently of course at the Ningbo Open and that was a very close competitive match but Schneider got the better of Alexandra Ayala in that one and it was only about a week ago so...
FaizanHOST
0:26
the question is will it be repeat for dana schneider will it be revenge for alexandra ayala we're going to break it down and get into the detail before we do though if you do end up enjoying this video please do hit that like button do subscribe if you're new and do leave a rating or review if you're listening on a podcast platform really does help us out also please comment below what you think in terms of who's going to win, and any thoughts you might have on the matchup as well.
FaizanHOST
0:50
Always interested to hear your guys' thoughts.
FaizanHOST
0:54
There's going to be a whole host of content coming your way.
FaizanHOST
0:56
Okay, so in terms of the head-to-head, it's only 1-0, as I mentioned.
FaizanHOST
1:04
It's that one matchup that they had in Ningbo.
FaizanHOST
1:09
In terms of who they played so far...
Seb OstrowiczHOST
0:00
Hello and welcome back to day four of the daily podcast, Weightlifting House podcast.
Seb OstrowiczHOST
0:07
We're coming to you live from Ningbo, China.
Seb OstrowiczHOST
0:10
It's the 2026 IWF World Champs.
Seb OstrowiczHOST
0:11
I almost went to my commentary.
Seb OstrowiczHOST
0:48
Oh, okay.
Seb OstrowiczHOST
0:50
Sorry about that.
Seb OstrowiczHOST
0:51
Okay, what are we doing? We're in Ningbo.
Seb OstrowiczHOST
0:53
It's the World Champs.
Nick MonroeHOST
40:38
BG, going into the WTA, let's talk about some of the results there.
Nick MonroeHOST
40:43
Elena Rybakina winning in Ningbo.
Nick MonroeHOST
40:46
She beat Leila Fernandez 2-2, saved all the break points she needed to, 4 out of 4.
Nick MonroeHOST
40:51
This was Rybakina's fourth title of the season, the most by any player this year.
Nick MonroeHOST
40:56
And other titles this year, obviously being Australian Open, Stuttgart, and the U.S. Open.
Nick MonroeHOST
41:01
Was there something that was special about Elena Rybakina and her win there in Ningbo for you?
Brad GilbertHOST
41:07
Well, remember last year, this was where she made her move.
Brad GilbertHOST
41:11
Andreeva, all she had to do was win a match, doesn't win a match.
Alvin OwusuHOST
0:18
Love it, love it.
Alvin OwusuHOST
0:20
Elena Urbacana just, you know, took care of some business in Ningbo.
Alvin OwusuHOST
0:24
We're going to talk a little bit about her.
Alvin OwusuHOST
0:27
A little bit about this kind of swarm of lefties we've got here on the WTA side right now.
Sam TauntonGUEST
12:01
Over to the WTA.
Sam TauntonGUEST
12:03
Rabakina played Leila Fernandez in the final in Ningbo.
Sam TauntonGUEST
12:08
It's a 500 event in China.
Sam TauntonGUEST
12:11
Rabakina wins easily over Fernandez.
AlexHOST
41:43
Fanta Wilds.
SeanHOST
41:44
Glorious Aurea, Jinning, and Ningbo, they have a dark ride called Hangar Breakout.
SeanHOST
41:49
And you do the ride twice.
SeanHOST
41:50
You go through the station, which is covered up by curtains and protection mapping.
Miroki TongHOST
51:26
And you talked about the Michelin Guide at the start.
Miroki TongHOST
51:28
I feel like that will be a good time to actually revisit our conversations around the Michelin Guide because I have learned since planning for this trip to, I'm going to Shanghai, Ningbo, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong, I've learned that the Michelin Guide means something very different over there.
Miroki TongHOST
51:43
So I might have to actually take back some of the things I once said about the Michelin Guide in Toronto.
Miroki TongHOST
51:48
So I'll be curious about digging into that conversation when I come back.
Adam KordGUEST
6:34
When I was in Shanghai, luckily I'd saw that, you know, a lot of that backup and a lot of that congestion had started to dissipate.
Adam KordGUEST
6:41
You know, at one point there was, you know, 200 vessels between Shanghai and Ningbo waiting to be unloaded, and that was down to just to about 25, 30.
Adam KordGUEST
6:50
I think we were worried that not only, you know, for the safety and just the, you know, the tragic behaviors that these typhoons can cause, that we would also see that that build back up.
Adam KordGUEST
7:01
But it doesn't look like that's going to be the case.

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