Hong Kong’s Jack Wong Hong-kit and China’s Yufei Long are on top of the PPA Tour Asia rankings in Men’s and Women’s Singles, respectively.
Hong-kit, who won the Hong Kong Open 2025 and has three podium finishes in the PPA Tour Asia thus far, sits atop the Men’s Singles category with 2,400 total points as of press time (10 September 2025). His gold in Hong Kong netted him 1,000 points, while each of his third-place finishes in the Sansan Fukuoka Open and the Panas Malaysia Open gave him 600 points. Hong-kit’s quarter-final finish at the MB Vietnam Open 2025 added 200 points to his final tally so far.
Yufei Long Races to Top Spot with Three Championships
Incidentally, only 200 points separate Jack Wong Hong-kit from Vietnam’s Trinh Giang, who won the Panas Malaysia Open 2025 and is now the no. 2 ranked player in Men’s Singles after netting silver in the Hong Kong Open 2025 (800 points), and finishing fourth in the MB Vietnam Open (400 points). Rounding out the top three in Men’s Singles is another Vietnamese, Phuc Huynh, who has a total of 1,800 points.
On the distaff side, Long is the undisputed no. 1 with 3,600 points on the strength of three titles—in the Panas Malaysia Open 2025, Sansan Fukuoka Open 2025, and MB Vietnam Open 2025. Taiwan’s Yu-Chieh Hsieh is a distant second with 1,600, thanks to silver-medal finishes in the Hong Kong Open 2025 and Sansan Fukuoka Open 2025. Australia’s Nicola Schoeman rounds out the top three on the women’s side with 1,400 points, thanks to a silver in the Panas Malaysia Open 2025 and quarter-final finishes in the other tournaments.
Jack Wong Hong-kit Makes Marks in Doubles as Well
Jack Wong Hong-kit is leading the way in Men’s Doubles as of press time, alongside South Korea’s Kim Eunggwon and Australia’s George Wall with 2,200 total points apiece. Next are Japan’s Kenta Miyoshi and India’s Harshe Mehta with 1,700 and 1,400 points, respectively. On the other hand, Taiwan’s Wei Ting Chieh sits atop the Women’s Doubles rankings with 3,200 total points. Right on her heels is the United States’ Xiao Yi Wang-Beckvall with 3,000 points. Rounding out the top three is Long with 2,800 points.
Meanwhile, India’s Vanshik Kapadia is no. 1 in Mixed Doubles, barely edging out Australia’s Robert Stirling, 1,400 points to 1,300. Another Australian, Joseph Wild, is at no. 3 with 1,200 points, followed by Eunggwon with 1,100 points.
Finally, a pair of Australians—Danni-Elle Townsend and Schoeman—sit atop Women’s Mixed Doubles with 1,600 and 1,500 points, respectively. Long sits in third with 1,400 points, followed by Japan’s Aiko Yoshitomi (1,300 points), and Taiwan’s Ting Chieh Wei (1,100).
Expect no movement in the rankings in the next three weeks. Things, however, could change by the end of the month after the Vietnam Cup, and in the first week of October after the Malaysia Cup.
