On August 26 (Beijing Time), the ITTF released the Week 35 World Rankings. Lin Shidong and Sun Yingsha remain firmly at the top of men’s and women’s singles. Sun now holds 12,200 points, a massive 4,300-point lead over No.2 Wang Manyu. Fresh off his WTT European Grand Smash (Sweden) triumph, Truls Moregard climbs to World No.5 in men’s singles. Rising star Chen Yi breaks into the Top 8 for the first time, while teammate Shi Xunyao moves up to No.11.
This week’s changes mainly come from the WTT European Grand Smash (Sweden), as well as fresh points from the WTT Panagyurishte Contender and WTT European Youth Grand Smash, alongside expired points from last year’s Lima Contender and Olomouc Feeder.
Men’s Singles Top 10
Lin Shidong
Wang Chuqin
Tomokazu Harimoto
Hugo Calderano
Truls Moregard
Liang Jingkun
Alexis Lebrun
Benedikt Duda
Xiang Peng
Darko Jorgic
Women’s Singles Top 10
Sun Yingsha
Wang Manyu
Chen Xingtong
Kuai Man
Wang Yidi
Miwa Harimoto
Zhu Yuling
Chen Yi
Mima Ito
Miyu Kato
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In doubles, Lin Shidong / Kuai Man (mixed), Wang Manyu / Kuai Man (women’s), and the Lebrun brothers (men’s) all retain their World No.1 spots. Meanwhile, Sun Yingsha / Wang Manyu rise to No.3 in women’s doubles, and Wong Chun Ting / Chan Ho Wah move to No.4 in men’s doubles after their title run in Sweden.
Next, Chinese players will appear at the WTT Almaty Contender (Sep 2–7)—without the main squad. Key ranking points will be at stake later in the WTT Macau Champions and WTT China Smash, both on home soil.
