On June 24, 2025, the ITTF released its Week 26 World Rankings. There was little change within the top 10 of both the men’s and women’s singles lists—Darko Jorgić moved up one spot, while China’s rising star Xiang Peng dropped one place. Meanwhile, Hugo Calderano, fresh off his men’s singles victory at the WTT Star […]
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. At the recent 2025 WTT Star Contender Ljubljana, Japan’s Miyu Nagasaki delivered a sensational performance. She defeated three Chinese players—Han Feier, He Zhuojia, and Chen Yi—on her way to the final, and then claimed the women’s singles
On the evening of June 19, the WTT Star Contender Ljubljana delivered a marquee clash between international powerhouses in men’s doubles. Japan’s Tomokazu Harimoto and Hiruki Matsushima faced off against Germany’s elite pair Qiu Dang and Benedikt Duda in a highly anticipated Round of 16 match. Despite a hard-fought five-game battle, the Japanese duo came
Introduction Choosing the right table tennis blade is one of the most important decisions a player can make. Your blade affects speed, control, feel, and ultimately how effectively you can execute your techniques. With so many materials, ply constructions, handle shapes, and price points on the market, it can be overwhelming. This guide will walk
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On the evening of June 17 (Beijing Time), Chinese table tennis star Zhou Kai, the 2023 National Championships men’s singles runner-up, shared an update online revealing that he has arrived in Cairo, Egypt, where he will soon begin competing in the local table tennis league. In his message, Zhou expressed gratitude to the Chinese Table
How Powerful Is China’s Table Tennis Super League? Japan’s World Champion Miu Hirano Returns Just Weeks After Collapse The 2025 China Table Tennis Super League (CTTSL) is set to kick off on June 9, and this year’s edition has attracted numerous international players. Among them is a world champion—Japan’s Miu Hirano. What’s truly remarkable is
The first stage of the 2025 China Table Tennis Super League (CTTSL) has officially concluded. Among all the participating athletes, the 13 world champions from China and Japan drew the most attention. Of these, Sun Yingsha and Yu Ziyang did not appear in any matches, while Fan Zhendong, Liang Jingkun, Wang Chuqin, Kuai Man, Wang
On June 15, following the conclusion of the 2024/25 German Bundesliga men’s team final, 44‑year‑old German legend and former world champion Timo Boll announced his retirement after losing his final two matches and his team falling short. After more than twenty years of competing against China’s national team—and defeating 15 Chinese world champions—the man who
On the evening of June 11, 2025 (Beijing Time), the Chinese Table Tennis Super League continued, featuring a highly anticipated men’s team showdown. Shandong Weiqiao·Xiangshang sat out their two key stars, Wang Chuqin and Liang Jingkun, while Shanghai Real Estate Group’s Olympians Xu Xin remained on the bench. That left Fan Zhendong to carry the
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On the evening of June 11, 2025, the CTTSL featured another clash between world champions. Women’s team title contender Shenzhen University took the stage without Sun Yingsha and faced off against East China University of Science and Technology, led by Wang Yidi. The result: Kuai Man and Miu Hirano combined for three critical wins to
On June 10, Beijing time, the ITTF announced the world rankings for the 24th week of 2025. Lin Gaoyuan, the mainstay of the Chinese table tennis team, who has been in poor form recently, dropped to 16th place in the men’s singles rankings. French star Alexandre Dulebron also fell out of the top ten and
In the recently concluded 2025 World Table Tennis Championships in Doha, Lin Shizhong, the mainstay of the Chinese table tennis team, suffered a crushing defeat. As the world’s number one male player, he was eliminated in the quarter-finals in all three events he participated in, thus failing to win a single medal. Notably, since officially
