Archive · 24 Aug 2026
Grayson Goldin Overcomes 5-10 Deficit to Win Shenzhen Open
Grayson Goldin won the men’s singles championship at the Shenzhen Open.
During the final, he was behind 5-10.
He came back from that deficit and won the match.
This was an important breakthrough for him.
Earlier this year, he had struggled at three PPA Tour Asia events.
He reached the round of 16 at each event.
He lost all three matches in three games.
Some of those losses were decided by only two points in the final game.
Grayson Goldin won the Shenzhen Open men’s singles title.
Goldin erased a 5-10 deficit during the decisive match.
The victory capped a breakthrough week for Goldin.
He had previously fallen short at three PPA Tour Asia events this year.
Goldin lost in the round of 16 at the Malaysia Cup 2025, Tokyo Open and Ho Chi Minh City Open, each in three games.
- Who
- Grayson Goldin.
- What
- He overcame a 5-10 deficit to win the Shenzhen Open men’s singles title.
- Where
- The Shenzhen Open; the city of Shenzhen is identified in the event name.
- Why
- The victory marked a breakthrough after Goldin had fallen short at three earlier PPA Tour Asia events.
- Winner
- Grayson Goldin
- Event
- Shenzhen Open
- Discipline
- Men’s singles
- Key comeback
- Goldin erased a 5-10 deficit
- Earlier results
- Round-of-16 exits at three previous PPA Tour Asia stops
- Previous events
- Malaysia Cup 2025, Tokyo Open and Ho Chi Minh City Open
- Previous losses
- Each ended in three games; some deciding games were lost by two points