The micro-void growth problem of an elastic spherical ball subjected to triaxial loading is related to the studies of damages in materials. A lot of analytical and numerical investigations of this problem had been carried out in the past thirty years. The theme of this thesis is to point out two misleading facts which had been ignored by the large in the past. The first is about the precision of the finite element solutions which had been thought to be quite reliable. We found that the numerical solutions do not even satisfy the constitutive law. The second is about the Hou - Abeyaratne Field, which predicts that the micro-void will be deformed into an elliptical void. The ellipticity of the deformed void had been confirmed many times by numerical computations. However, we found that one important difference between the HAF and the finite element solution still exists.