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Beijing time on the 14th, 2026australian open tennisA one-goal game is played. cross-border participationJay ChouIn the first round, he lost to Peter Jovic, who was “trained in a major” and suffered a “first round trip”.
Image source: Australian Open Weibo
The Australian Open is the first Grand Slam tournament of the season, and a one-goal win isAustralian OpenA special challenge, the game adopts the rule of one goal to determine the outcome and “winner takes all”. The final champion will receive 1 million exclusively.Australian dollarbonus.
In addition, the method of determining the right to serve is specified by the organizer, which can be a coin toss or a coin toss.rock paper scissorsthe winner can choose to serve or receive, and the loser can choose the receiving position. haveATP/WTA world ranking players only have one chance to serve, and other participating players are allowed two serves.
This year’s competition includes 24 professional players, 8 local state champions, 8Qualifying roundBreakout players and 8 wild card players.Alcaraz、Swiatek、Sinner、Gauff、Medvedev、Naomi OsakaPaolini, Aliassime, Kyrgios and other big-name players participated.
Previously, the Australian Open had officially announcedZheng QinwenParticipate in this event. However, Zheng Qinwen eventually withdrew from the Australian Open due to injury and failed to participate in the one-goal winning match. The cross-dimensional wall showdown between Zheng Qinwen and Jay Chou was missed.
Screenshot of Jay Chou’s social media.
Jay Chou was selected as the wild card player with the No. 46 pick. His opponent in the first round was Peter Jovic, who wasvictoriaAmateur champion, he has served as a sparring partner for top Australian Open players for many times, including Gauff, Medvedev, etc.
Before the official game, Jay Chou once joked that he might be out without even touching the ball. He said that if he wins the prize, he will donate it all.
However, during the game, Jay Chou, who was in the receiving position, did not receive the opponent’s serve, and his wish to touch the ball failed to come true.
Social media screenshots.
Jay Chou has repeatedly shared his tennis playing activities on social media. His “sparring partners” include former NBA stars.Jeremy Lin. Jeremy Lin also left a message after Jay Chou announced that he would participate in the one-goal winning game: If I can beat them, I can beat them. You should thank me. The opponents in training are stronger than the opponents in the real game.
Now that Jay Chou has suffered a “first-round loss”, then, what is Jeremy Lin’s tennis level?
On January 14, Jay Chou played against the 24-year-old Victoria amateur champion Peter Jovic in the Australian Open “One Goal to Win” exhibition match. It can be seen in the game footage shared on the Australian Open Weibo that after Jovic served, Jay Chou stood still and did not even touch the ball, stopping the first round match.
After the game, Jay Chou posted on his personal social account in response to the “round trip”: “As expected, I didn’t even touch the ball. All I can do on the sidelines is sign autographs for everyone. In addition to practicing ball, I will also practice rock-paper-scissors, and the winner will choose the serve.” He also said that he will continue to work hard in the future.
Picture of Jay Chou’s signature on the sidelines according to his personal social account
Some netizens commented: “It would be great to be able to play.”One million dollars turned into air.”
According to previous reports, on January 12, singer Jay Chou posted an official announcement on his personal social account that he would participate in the Australian Open “One Goal to Win” exhibition match as a player. He also promised: “If I win in the end, I will donate all one million US dollars.”
Jay Chou said at the time that because the game was a one-point system, “I might be out without even touching the ball. If possible, I would choose to serve so that I could at least touch the ball. (The game) might be over in less than a minute, so there is no need to fly all the way. However, local friends are very welcome to come and cheer.”
