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Dikosavljevic wins the Hong Kong Slam Women's Singles 11-1, 11-5

Dikosavljevic wins the Hong Kong Slam Women's Singles 11-1, 11-5

By Ian NgFounder, Base Pickleball & Padel · ThePickleBaseUpdated 5 min read

Andie Dikosavljevic beat Judit Castillo 11-1, 11-5 for the Hong Kong Slam Women's Singles title, and Bright and Waters won the Women's Doubles.


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Andie Dikosavljevic, the ninth seed, won the Women's Singles at the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam 2026 on Sunday, beating Judit Castillo, the fourth seed, 11-1, 11-5 at Kai Tak Arena. It is her second Women's Singles title on the PPA Tour Asia this season, after the MB Ho Chi Minh City Open in August.

Women's SinglesFinal
1
2
AUANDIE DIKOSAVLJEVIC✓
11
11
ESJUDIT CASTILLO
1
5
Completed

Neither finalist was a top-two seed. Castillo knocked out Kaitlyn Christian, the top seed, in Friday's quarterfinals and Dikosavljevic beat the second seed, Chao Yi Wang. On Saturday Castillo beat Kiora Kunimoto 11-8, 11-7 and Dikosavljevic beat Sahra Dennehy 11-1, 11-3.

Women's SinglesSemifinals
1
2
ESJUDIT CASTILLO✓
11
11
USKIORA KUNIMOTO
8
7
Completed
Women's SinglesSemifinals
1
2
AUANDIE DIKOSAVLJEVIC✓
11
11
AUSAHRA DENNEHY
1
3
Completed
Andie Dikosavljevic during the Women's Singles final against Judit Castillo on Sunday.
Andie Dikosavljevic during the Women's Singles final against Judit Castillo on Sunday.

Bright and Waters win the Women's Doubles

Anna Bright and Anna Leigh Waters, the top seeds, won the first final of the day, 11-6, 11-4 against the second seeds, Tyra Hurricane Black and Jorja Johnson. They won the Women's Doubles at the MB Hanoi Cup in April too. In Saturday's semifinals they beat Sofia Sewing and Catherine Parenteau 11-4, 11-0, while Black and Johnson came from a game down against Rachel Rohrabacher and Parris Todd, 4-11, 11-9, 11-2.

Women's DoublesFinal
1
2
USUS
ANNA BRIGHTANNA LEIGH WATERS
✓
11
11
USUS
TYRA HURRICANE BLACKJORJA JOHNSON
6
4
Completed
Anna Bright and Anna Leigh Waters with their Women's Doubles gold medals on Sunday.
Anna Bright and Anna Leigh Waters with their Women's Doubles gold medals on Sunday.

Hunter Johnson wins the Men's Singles in three games

Hunter Johnson, the third seed, beat Tama Shimabukuro, the fourth seed, 11-4, 6-11, 11-7 for the Men's Singles title. Shimabukuro, 15, won the second game and Johnson took the third.

Men's SinglesFinal
1
2
3
USHUNTER JOHNSON✓
11
6
11
USTAMA SHIMABUKURO
4
11
7
Completed

Shimabukuro beat Noe Khlif 11-8, 11-2 in Saturday's semifinals, a rematch of the Leapmotor Kuala Lumpur Cup final in September, which Shimabukuro won 11-8, 11-5. Khlif had knocked out the top seed, Christopher Haworth, in the quarterfinals. Johnson lost the first game of his semifinal to Federico Staksrud, the second seed, 11-3 and won the next two 11-8, 11-5.

Men's SinglesSemifinals
1
2
USTAMA SHIMABUKURO✓
11
11
FRNOE KHLIF
8
2
Completed
Men's SinglesSemifinals
1
2
3
USHUNTER JOHNSON✓
3
11
11
ARFEDERICO STAKSRUD
11
8
5
Completed

The final settled Shimabukuro's dragon. The tour's three-piece medal set is a Cup medal for the body, an Open medal for the tail and a head that is given out only in Hong Kong. Shimabukuro had the Men's Singles gold from the Macao Open in May and the Leapmotor Kuala Lumpur Cup, so he finishes the season with a gold body and tail and a silver head.

Tama Shimabukuro during his Men's Singles semifinal win over Noe Khlif on Saturday.
Tama Shimabukuro during his Men's Singles semifinal win over Noe Khlif on Saturday.

Staksrud and Patriquin win the Men's Doubles

Federico Staksrud and Hayden Patriquin, the second seeds, beat Ben Johns and Gabriel Tardio, the top seeds, 11-6, 11-8 in the Men's Doubles final. It reversed the MB Hanoi Cup final in April, which Ben Johns and Tardio won 11-0, 7-11, 11-6.

Men's DoublesFinal
1
2
ARUS
FEDERICO STAKSRUDHAYDEN PATRIQUIN
✓
11
11
USBO
BEN JOHNSGABRIEL TARDIO
6
8
Completed

On Saturday Ben Johns and Tardio beat Shimabukuro and JW Johnson 11-7, 11-6, and Staksrud and Patriquin beat Connor Garnett and Dylan Frazier 11-9, 11-1.

Men's DoublesSemifinals
1
2
USBO
BEN JOHNSGABRIEL TARDIO
✓
11
11
USUS
TAMA SHIMABUKUROJW JOHNSON
7
6
Completed
Men's DoublesSemifinals
1
2
ARUS
FEDERICO STAKSRUDHAYDEN PATRIQUIN
✓
11
11
USUS
CONNOR GARNETTDYLAN FRAZIER
9
1
Completed

The Mixed semifinals

The closest semifinal of the day was in the Mixed. Bright and Patriquin won the first game 11-2 against Jorja Johnson and JW Johnson, the third seeds, lost the second 9-11 and took the third 11-9. Ben Johns and Waters lost one point to Ting Chieh Wei and Hunter Johnson, 11-0, 11-1.

Mixed DoublesSemifinals
1
2
3
USUS
ANNA BRIGHTHAYDEN PATRIQUIN
✓
11
9
11
USUS
JORJA JOHNSONJW JOHNSON
2
11
9
Completed
Mixed DoublesSemifinals
1
2
USUS
BEN JOHNSANNA LEIGH WATERS
✓
11
11
TWUS
TING CHIEH WEIHUNTER JOHNSON
0
1
Completed
Hayden Patriquin and Anna Bright during their Mixed Doubles semifinal win over Jorja Johnson and JW Johnson on Saturday.
Hayden Patriquin and Anna Bright during their Mixed Doubles semifinal win over Jorja Johnson and JW Johnson on Saturday.

Still to play on Sunday

The Mixed final closes the tournament: Ben Johns and Waters, the top seeds, against Bright and Patriquin. Bright and Waters won the Women's Doubles together earlier in the day and are on opposite sides of the net here. Patriquin has already won the Men's Doubles against Ben Johns.

Finals results so far

Men's Singles

Men's SinglesFinal
1
2
3
USHUNTER JOHNSON✓
11
6
11
USTAMA SHIMABUKURO
4
11
7
Completed

Women's Singles

Women's SinglesFinal
1
2
AUANDIE DIKOSAVLJEVIC✓
11
11
ESJUDIT CASTILLO
1
5
Completed

Men's Doubles

Men's DoublesFinal
1
2
ARUS
FEDERICO STAKSRUDHAYDEN PATRIQUIN
✓
11
11
USBO
BEN JOHNSGABRIEL TARDIO
6
8
Completed

Women's Doubles

Women's DoublesFinal
1
2
USUS
ANNA BRIGHTANNA LEIGH WATERS
✓
11
11
USUS
TYRA HURRICANE BLACKJORJA JOHNSON
6
4
Completed

Semifinal results

Every semifinal from Saturday, by event.

Men's Singles

Men's SinglesSemifinals
1
2
USTAMA SHIMABUKURO✓
11
11
FRNOE KHLIF
8
2
Completed
Men's SinglesSemifinals
1
2
3
USHUNTER JOHNSON✓
3
11
11
ARFEDERICO STAKSRUD
11
8
5
Completed

Women's Singles

Women's SinglesSemifinals
1
2
ESJUDIT CASTILLO✓
11
11
USKIORA KUNIMOTO
8
7
Completed
Women's SinglesSemifinals
1
2
AUANDIE DIKOSAVLJEVIC✓
11
11
AUSAHRA DENNEHY
1
3
Completed

Men's Doubles

Men's DoublesSemifinals
1
2
USBO
BEN JOHNSGABRIEL TARDIO
✓
11
11
USUS
TAMA SHIMABUKUROJW JOHNSON
7
6
Completed
Men's DoublesSemifinals
1
2
ARUS
FEDERICO STAKSRUDHAYDEN PATRIQUIN
✓
11
11
USUS
CONNOR GARNETTDYLAN FRAZIER
9
1
Completed

Women's Doubles

Women's DoublesSemifinals
1
2
USUS
ANNA BRIGHTANNA LEIGH WATERS
✓
11
11
USCA
SOFIA SEWINGCATHERINE PARENTEAU
4
0
Completed
Women's DoublesSemifinals
1
2
3
USUS
TYRA HURRICANE BLACKJORJA JOHNSON
✓
4
11
11
USUS
RACHEL ROHRABACHERPARRIS TODD
11
9
2
Completed

Mixed Doubles

Mixed DoublesSemifinals
1
2
USUS
BEN JOHNSANNA LEIGH WATERS
✓
11
11
TWUS
TING CHIEH WEIHUNTER JOHNSON
0
1
Completed
Mixed DoublesSemifinals
1
2
3
USUS
ANNA BRIGHTHAYDEN PATRIQUIN
✓
11
9
11
USUS
JORJA JOHNSONJW JOHNSON
2
11
9
Completed

Prize money and points

The Hong Kong Slam carries up to US$1.1 million in pro prize money. The table shows the amounts for pros on a Gold contract, in US dollars, with World Pickleball Ranking points.

Singles

Doubles

Mixed

Points

Gold

14,000

56,000

46,000

1500

Silver

7,500

30,000

26,000

1200

Semifinal

3,800

15,000

12,600

750

Quarterfinal

1,900

7,600

6,400

300

More from the Hong Kong Slam

Results verified against the official bracket on pickleballtournaments.com and the PPA Tour Asia tournament page. Photographs: PPA Tour Asia.

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Ian Ng

Founder, Base Pickleball & Padel · ThePickleBase

Ian Ng founded Base Pickleball and Padel, a courts venue in Kuala Lumpur, and its sister brand ThePickleBase.com, which covers pickleball across Asia. He came to the sport as a player and built Base because he could not find a good place to play. He reports from PPA Tour Asia stops and the other tournaments on the regional calendar, and interviews the pros and the people building the game. Away from the tournaments he writes about where to play and about the business of pickleball in Asia.