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 […]
On 25 February, ITTF announced the world rankings for the 9th week of 2025. Although the Asian Cup, Euro Cup, Pan American Cup and WTT Turkey feeder tournament ended last week, the points from these four tournaments are not a lot, so the impact on the rankings of the top players is very small. At
On 11th February, ITTF officially announced the World Rankings for the 7th week of 2025. Influenced by the result of the WTT Singapore Grand Slam Tournament, the rankings have seen a big change, in which Men’s Singles champion Lin Shidong officially surpassed Wang Chuqin to become the latest World No. 1 player, and runner-up Liang
Beijing time on 21 January, ITTF announced 2025 week 4 ITTF world ranking, not long ago won the WTT Muscat regular season men’s singles champion Chen Guanyu rose to 28th, women’s singles champion Shi Xunyao reached 18th, both refreshed their personal bests; men’s singles runner-up Harimoto Tomokazu stayed unchanged at No. 3, women’s singles runner-up
Beijing time on January 7, ITTF announced 2025 week 2 world ranking, because last week did not hold non-junior international tournaments, so the main change comes from the old points lapsed, China, France and South Korea athletes are still divided into five first, of which Wang Chuqin, Sun Yingsha, Wang Chuqin / Sun Yingsha steadily
The year 2025 has come and gone, and as early as the day before (31 December 2024), the ITTF has announced the world rankings for the 1st week of the new year, with multiple positions changing due to the withdrawal of the three Chinese table tennis team Olympic champions Ma Long, Fan Zhendong and Chen
On 12 November, ITTF announced the 46th weekly world ranking list. Lin Shidong and Wang Manyu, who topped the WTT Frankfurt Championships last week, remain unchanged at No.2 in singles, with the gap between them and No.1 Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha narrowing; Men’s Singles runner-up Carl Berg (Sweden) rises to No.17, while Women’s Singles
On 5 November, the ITTF released its 45th weekly world ranking list, in which Chen Meng, who has been absent from international competitions lately, rose back to third in the women’s singles, Wang Yidi slipped to fourth, and Ma Long retreated to seventh in the men’s singles.Japan’s Satsuki Oto continues to improve, entering the world
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On 29 October, the ITTF released its 44th weekly world ranking list, and the two athletes who topped the WTT Montpellier Championships not too long ago – Le Brun and Satsuki Oto – moved up to 5th and 11th respectively, with Le Brun regaining his position as the current leader of the men’s ping pong
On 3 September, ITTF announced the 36th weekly world ranking list, although the WTT Muscat feeder tournament was held last week, but due to the low level of the tournament, so there is no impact on the ranking of the big pattern, but rather the failure of some of the old points affects the position
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On 9 July, ITTF announced the Week 28 2024 World Ranking List. Influenced by the invalidation of the old points in last year’s WTT Ljubljana Ballon d’Or and the injection of new points in this year’s WTT Bangkok Ballon d’Or, the positions of a number of famous players have changed, among which Liang Jingkun and
On 2 July, ITTF officially announced the world ranking list for the 27th week of 2024, China continued to reign as the number one in five categories, and there were some changes in the position of Japan’s main players, Harimoto Tomokazu, who had only won three titles in the regular season of the WTT Tunisia,
