The 2025 National Games Table Tennis Qualifying Tournament (adult group) is in full swing, and Liu Shiwen, the Olympic champion who is competing in the tournament, said bluntly in an interview that ‘this can be said to be the last tournament, and I hope to enjoy the tournament’, which triggered heated discussions among fans – […]
On the afternoon of 18 March, the Chinese table tennis team officially announced the list of athletes who will participate in the 2025 Macau World Cup singles tournament. Of the eleven athletes who originally qualified, Fan Zhendong gave up playing, and the remaining ten players were shortlisted as follows – Men’s Singles: Lin Sidong, Wang
March 18, Chinese table tennis Olympic champion Wang Man Yu main new news, that is, not long ago due to injury to withdraw from the WTT Chongqing Championships women’s singles semifinals she had to give up again the upcoming Games qualifying, triggering many fans concern and worry, and her Heilongjiang Provincial team has made clear
On the evening of 16 March, the men’s singles final of the WTT Chongqing Championships came to a close, with the Chinese table tennis team’s two main players dueling it out, resulting in world No. 2 Wang Chuqin winning the men’s singles title with a 4-1 victory over world No. 1 Lin Shidong and joining
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On 18 March, ITTF released the Week 12 2025 World Rankings, with some athletes gaining new points through last week’s WTT Chongqing Championships, but losing old points from another higher level event – last year’s WTT Singapore Grand Slam – to the delight of some and the dismay of others. Lin Shidong and Sun Yingsha
Beijing time on 12 March, table tennis WTT Chongqing Championships outbreak of Chinese and Japanese focus on the duel, Chinese table tennis world champion Wang Yidi debut, and old rival, Japanese Olympic champion Ito Mima again to determine the high and low, the results of the Wang Yidi bombardment of 3-0 easily advanced to the
In the history of the Chinese table tennis team, emerged a large number of meritorious players, their brilliant record is still vivid in our minds, for the development of the Chinese table tennis team has made a great contribution, of which Zhang Jike is one of the representative figures, Zhang Jike was born in 1988
The table tennis T-League was in full swing, and on 9 March Beijing time, the Japanese No.1 Harimoto Tomokazu, representing Ryukyu Club, won a big match, blasting 3-0 against Okayama Club’s No.1 starter, 41-year-old former Chinese table tennis World Champion Hao Shuai, and also beating Kazuhi Yoshiyama 1-0 (in a special match format), leading his
The Japan Table T-League was in full swing on 1 March, with the Ryukyu Club led by Harimoto Tomokazu blasting their way to a 4-0 win over the underdog Shizuoka team, while the Nippon Life Club with Harimoto Tomokazu at its core was defeated by the mediocre Nagoya team, 2-3. Hayata Hina, who was recovering
They are both iconic figures in the table tennis world, meeting in the men’s singles final at the Paris Olympics only last year, and previously meeting in the men’s singles final of the World Table Tennis Championships, making them heroes in the hearts of countless fans, but now they do not seem to be treated
In the table tennis Asian Cup women’s singles final that ended in February 2025, the world’s top-ranked Chinese table tennis team Sun Yingsha did not play well, did not win a game, 0-4 lost to teammate Wang Manyu (world No. 2), triggering a heated debate among fans, in which some people put forward such a
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