In order to finalize details for your participation in the World Cup of his sport, the Puerto Rican tenimeter Adriana Díaz Train in the lands of Correa del Sur.
The individual tournament of the International Table Tennis Federation (IITF, for its acronym in English) will start from next Monday to April 20 in the Chinese city of Macao.
“Adriana Díaz is currently in South Korea participating in an intense training camp, accompanied by their work team. They are training along with the National Selection of Korea, a huge privilege and a very high level experience”his father and coach, Bladimir Díaz.
Last March, Adriana, who occupies the 16th place in the world ranking, expanded his work team by including also tenimeter Daniel González as assistant to his coach, and his sister Melanie Díaz, who serves as sparring partner.
“The hosts have been incredibly friendly and hospitable, and training facilities are simply fabulous. The team will be in Korea until Friday, April 11, when they will leave for Macao to represent Puerto Rico in the World Cup ”the coach commented.
The world competition brings together 48 players in the female branch and another 48 in the male. In the first phase, both categories will be divided into three groups of 16 athletes. They will be measured in a 'all against all' in a total of four duels.
The winner of each group will go to an individual key. To lose the first duel of the second phase, it is eliminated, the president of the Puerto Rican Table Tennis Federation, Iván Santos, explained to this media.
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Singapore Smash: January 30 to February 9
The Puerto Rican ended in the round of 16 after falling into four partials against China Wang Yidi.
In mixed double, along with his partner, the Danish Lubomir Pistej, they failed to get out of the first stage when they were defeated in four sets by the Slovaks Lubomir Pistej and Tatiana Kukulkova.
In a female double with the French Prithika Parade, he reached the best 16.
WTT Champiosn Chongquing, China: March 11 to 16
Díaz fell into the first competition match against China Wang Manyu in three partials.
WTT Star Contender Chennai, India: 25 to 30 De March
The number one racket of the island advanced to the quarterfinals, but was defeated in three sets by Korean Kim Nayeong.
Wtt Champions Icheon, South Korea: April 1 to 6
In four partials, he fell in the first round against the sixth of the world, the Japanese Hina Hayata.
