Author name: Gareth Chen

The 2025 Asian Table Tennis Team Championships will kick off in Bhubaneswar, India on October 11 and run until the 15th. The participating associations have now released their lineups. The Chinese Table Tennis Team, led by current World No.1 players Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha, will take part. Notably missing from the list are former […]

On the evening of September 14, Beijing time, the women’s singles final of the WTT Macao Champions concluded. Two core players of the Chinese Table Tennis Team, Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu, faced off in a summit showdown in the last round. After a thrilling seven-game battle, Sun Yingsha edged out Wang Manyu 4-3, claiming

On the evening of September 14, Beijing time, the final battle of the WTT Macao Champions — the men’s singles final — came to a close. Chinese Table Tennis Team player Wang Chuqin, who fought his way into both the semifinals and final as the team’s sole representative, went all the way and ultimately defeated

On September 16, Beijing time, the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) released the Week 38 World Rankings of 2025. In the men’s singles, Wang Chuqin and Hugo Calderano returned to the world No.1 and No.3 positions respectively, while Lin Shidong and Tomokazu Harimoto dropped to No.2 and No.4. Lin Gaoyuan slid further down, falling out

The 2025 WTT Champions Macau has concluded, yet the discussions around it have not subsided, particularly concerning the men’s team. Although the final outcome saw Wang Chuqin claim the title with a dominant performance, the other four rising stars all suffered defeats to foreign opponents—including World No. 1 Lin Shidong, No. 9 Xiang Peng, National

In the early morning of September 20, Beijing time, the German Cup 1/8 finals took place. Chinese table tennis Grand Slam champion Fan Zhendong made his debut in this event, where he dominated Hungary’s Csudi with a decisive 3-0 sweep. Together with his teammates from 1. FC Saarbrücken TT, Fan helped secure a 3-0 team

In the early morning of August 25, Beijing time, the women’s singles champion of the WTT European Grand Smash Sweden was crowned. The two Chinese mainstays, Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu, who had previously teamed up to win the women’s doubles title, clashed head-to-head in the final. After six intense games, Sun Yingsha emerged victorious

In the early morning of August 25,  the final battle of the men’s singles at the WTT European Grand Smash Sweden came to an end. The only “sole survivor” from the Chinese Table Tennis Team to reach the round of 16 in this event, World No.1 Lin Shidong, unfortunately suffered defeat. After a grueling seven-game

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

At the recently concluded WTT European Grand Smash in Sweden, the Chinese Table Tennis Team suffered a major blow in men’s singles: out of six participants, only Lin Shidong reached the round of 16. He eventually made it all the way to the final but lost 3-4 to Sweden’s Olympic silver medalist Truls Moregard, finishing