Nok Yiu Tang won twice on the first main-draw day of the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam 2026, and both matches ended with an 11-0 game. She beat fellow Hong Kong player Kwan Wun Man 11-5, 11-0 in the Women's Singles round of 64, then won the Mixed Doubles 11-3, 11-0 with Eunggwon Kim against Miyu Hazawa and Syed Uzair Sufi.
NOK YIU TANG✓
KWAN WUN MAN



On Wednesday she beat Mihae Kwon 11-9, 11-3 to reach the Women's Singles round of 16, where she meets Chao Yi Wang. The two are partners in the Women's Doubles, which they start in the round of 16 against Mari Humberg and Cailyn Campbell.

Wong wins three matches in straight games
Hong Kit Wong, Hong Kong's top-ranked player, played three times on Tuesday and did not drop a game. He beat qualifier Zida Li 11-9, 11-5 in the Men's Singles. With Kim he won the Men's Doubles 11-3, 11-0 against Sam Wu and Changyou Tsai, and with Lingwei Kong he took the Mixed Doubles 11-5, 11-6 against Pei-Yu Lai and Timothy Foo.
HONG KIT WONG✓
ZIDA LI







Haworth opens his Asia debut with an 11-0 game
Christopher Haworth, the Men's Singles world No.1, won the first game of his first PPA Tour Asia match 11-0. He beat qualifier Xirui Liu 11-0, 11-3, and later won the Mixed Doubles with Alix Truong 11-1, 11-5 against Paranya Jareonvongrayab and Longsheng Liu.
CHRISTOPHER HAWORTH✓
XIRUI LIU
Johnson drops a game, Hart and Hsieh come through
Hunter Johnson, the third seed, won the Men's Singles at the Australian Pickleball Cup last week. In Hong Kong he lost his first game to qualifier William Hsieh, then won 9-11, 11-4, 11-9.
HUNTER JOHNSON✓
WILLIAM HSIEHKaitlynn Hart also came back from a game down, beating Miyu Hazawa 2-11, 11-5, 11-7 in the Women's Singles. Yu-Chieh Hsieh of Chinese Taipei needed two deuce games to get past home player Ying Suet Lam, 12-10, 12-10.
YU-CHIEH HSIEH✓
YING SUET LAMConor Robertshawe was 0-11 down in Monday's qualifying and still beat Jose Maria Pague 0-11, 13-11, 11-8. Adam Harvey ended his Men's Singles 11-3, 11-2 on Tuesday, but Robertshawe won his Men's Doubles with Josh Barber, 13-11, 11-7 against Ryan Ng and Huanhan Li.
Most of the top seeds had first-round byes and started on Wednesday.
Who came through qualifying
Twenty-four players and pairs came through Monday's qualifying into the five main draws.
Event | Qualified for the main draw |
|---|---|
Men's Singles | Conor Robertshawe (NZL); Easton Horricks (USA); Josh Barber (AUS); Le Xuan Duc (VIE); Masashi Watanabe (JPN); William Hsieh (USA); Xirui Liu (CHN); Zida Li (CHN) |
Women's Singles | Athena Leung (HKG); Li Ting Su (TPE); Yuheng Ma (USA); Yutong Tang (CHN) |
Men's Doubles | Andy Lee (HKG) / Angus Lee (HKG); Derek To (HKG) / Henry Kwan (HKG); Jek Patrick Liam Divinagracia (PHI) / Koshi Fujiwara (JPN); Sam Wu (TPE) / Changyou Tsai (TPE) |
Women's Doubles | Kaitlynn Hart (AUS) / Katie Morris (GBR); Pei-Yu Lai (TPE) / Seina Shima (JPN); Trang Huynh (USA) / Yu-Chieh Hsieh (TPE); Yunqi He (CHN) / Ying Suet Lam (HKG) |
Mixed Doubles | Aline Morales (MEX) / Rex T (USA); Qing Chen (CHN) / Xiang Cai (CHN); Ryan Lam (HKG) / Yunqi He (CHN); Yutong Tang (CHN) / Xirui Liu (CHN) |
The round of 32 on Wednesday
Wong and Kim, partners in the Men's Doubles, met first in the Men's Singles. Wong won 11-5, 11-5, and later the same day the two beat Easton Horricks and Julian Chow 11-5, 11-9 in the doubles.
HONG KIT WONG✓
EUNGGWON KIMBoth Mixed pairs with a Hong Kong player went out. Kim and Tang lost 11-4, 12-10 to Ting Chieh Wei and Hunter Johnson, and Wong and Kong lost 11-6, 11-5 to Mari Humberg and Augustus Ge.




The world No.1s started their week. Ben Johns and Anna Leigh Waters, the top Mixed Doubles seeds, beat Hannah Blatt and Grayson Goldin 11-3, 11-3, and Johns and Gabriel Tardio beat Le Xuan Duc and Nguyen Huy 11-1, 11-4 in the Men's Doubles. Goldin, the Skechers Shenzhen Open champion, also beat Marco Leung of Macao 11-1, 11-3 in the Men's Singles. Waters and Anna Bright had a Women's Doubles bye and open against Jamie Haas and Rika Fujiwara in the round of 16.





Haworth beat Zane Navratil 11-3, 12-10, and Johnson beat Harvey 11-9, 11-4. Eighth seed Andie Dikosavljevic, another recent Australian Pickleball Cup winner, beat Hart 11-1, 11-7 in an all-Australian Women's Singles match.
CHRISTOPHER HAWORTH✓
ZANE NAVRATILChristian Alshon, seeded in three events, beat Aryaan Bhatia 11-7, 11-0. Tama Shimabukuro, 15 and also in three draws, beat Timothy Foo of Malaysia 11-1, 11-1, and top seed Kaitlyn Christian beat Tayah Cross 11-0, 11-1 in the Women's Singles.
Round of 64 results
Every match played on Tuesday, by event, with the 15 walkovers in a table at the end.
Men's Singles
JOEY WILD✓
WILL MACKINNON
HARRISON BROWN✓
ERIN JACOB DIAGO
KENTA MIYOSHI✓
KELVIN LAM
CHRISTOPHER HAWORTH✓
XIRUI LIU
ZANE NAVRATIL✓
LOH SHI SHENG
HIEN TRUONG✓
MASASHI WATANABE
MUHAMMAD AIMAN✓
LUCAS PASCOE
ARYAAN BHATIA✓
EDUARDO SANTINI AYON
GRAYSON GOLDIN✓
JOSH BARBER
MARCO LEUNG✓
CHRISTIAN JOSUA LUNA
TIMOTHY FOO✓
LONGSHENG LIU
LUC PHAM✓
LE XUAN DUC
HONG KIT WONG✓
ZIDA LI
EUNGGWON KIM✓
HAI DANG NGO
ADITYA RUHELA✓
SYED UZAIR SUFI
MITCHELL HARGREAVES✓
EASTON HORRICKS
JIMMY LIONG KAI LONG✓
RYAN NG
TYSON MCGUFFIN✓
JULIAN CHOW
ADAM HARVEY✓
CONOR ROBERTSHAWE
HUNTER JOHNSON✓
WILLIAM HSIEHWomen's Singles
TAYAH CROSS✓
ATHILLA MIASARA BT AZIZUL AZHAR
ANNI XIE✓
YUET MAGDALEINE WONG
JUDIT CASTILLO✓
YUTONG TANG
HANNAH BLATT✓
LI TING SU
YU-CHIEH HSIEH✓
YING SUET LAM
MARCELA AGUILA AMPON✓
TZU-EN CHIU
SOPHIA NHI HUYNH✓
CHEN FEI WU
KIORA KUNIMOTO✓
YUNQI HE
AIKO YOSHITOMI✓
QIANA YANG
ALLYCE JONES✓
PEI-YU LAI
NOK YIU TANG✓
KWAN WUN MAN
ANDIE DIKOSAVLJEVIC✓
YUHENG MA
KAITLYNN HART✓
MIYU HAZAWA
TRANG HUYNH✓
LYNN LIM
SOPHIA PHUONG ANH TRAN✓
XIAO YI WANG-BECKVALL
RIKA FUJIWARA✓
ATHENA LEUNG
SEINA SHIMA✓
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Walkovers
Event | Advanced | Walkover from |
|---|---|---|
Men's Singles | Wil Shaffer (USA) | Hoang Nguyen Anh (VIE) |
Men's Singles | Hsieh Chen-An (TPE) | Colin Wong (MAS) |
Men's Singles | Francis Chi (USA) | Max Freeman (USA) |
Men's Singles | Nasa Hatakeyama (JPN) | Casey Diamond (USA) |
Women's Singles | Ho Tam (VIE) | Nicole Ann Bautista (PHI) |
Women's Singles | Kei Sawaki (JPN) | Mayu Ito (JPN) |
Women's Singles | Cailyn Campbell (USA) | Virvienica Isearis Bejosano (PHI) |
Women's Singles | Mihae Kwon (KOR) | Christy Sañosa (PHI) |
Women's Singles | Katie Morris (GBR) | Yingyi Yang (CHN) |
Women's Singles | Meth Mariyan (CAM) | Albie Huang (TPE) |
Women's Singles | Zhe Chen (CHN) | Sofia Sewing (USA) |
Men's Doubles | Easton Horricks (USA) / Julian Chow (HKG) | Nguyen Tien (VIE) / Hoang Nguyen Anh (VIE) |
Men's Doubles | Park Seong Yong (KOR) / Joshua Yoo (KOR) | Anh Pham (VIE) / Tiến Đạt Lê (VIE) |
Men's Doubles | Wil Shaffer (USA) / Eduardo Santini Ayon (MEX) | Nicholas Khamphilath (USA) / Truong Tran (VIE) |
Men's Doubles | Colin Wong (MAS) / Rikuto Kurosawa (JPN) | Lachy Donnelly (AUS) / Liam Jesperson (AUS) |
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.
