The World Table Tennis Mixed Doubles Olympic Qualifying Tournament is about to kick off on April 11 in Havířov, Czech Republic – according to the previously announced rules, this tournament will see four pairs of pairs break through to qualify for the Paris Olympics, but no one from China, Japan, South Korea and other powerhouse […]
The 2024 Paris Olympics is approaching, and the participation lists of various associations are being announced one after another. On April 9, Beijing time, Chinese table tennis team’s arch rival, the German Bing Association, officially nominated this year’s Olympic lineup as follows – Men’s singles: Dang Qiu, Ocharov; Women’s singles: Mitterham, Han Ying; Mixed Doubles:
In the recently concluded WTT Otosek feeder tournament, many fans noticed a familiar but unfamiliar name, that is, the former star of hope, and Wang Manyu together in the World Table Tennis Championships Mixed Doubles program, but has been in the tournament “disappeared” for more than a year in the United States men’s table tennis
Recently, Chinese table tennis world champion Chen Xingtong reaped the happy news that she has been proposed to be admitted to the Chengdu Sport University of Physical Education and Sports as a doctoral student in 2024 – as an athlete who will soon turn 27 years old, Chen Xingtong is now unlocking a new identity
Recently, Nigerian table tennis star Aruna publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with the points penalties and fines imposed by the ITTF and WTT for his absence from two international tournaments, while revealing that a portion of the prize money for his previous participation had not yet been paid out, and even elevated the issue to the
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“This is an Olympic year and if this ruling doesn’t change, I’m sure I’ll take it to court.”“I will never be a slave to the WTT and play for bad prize money.”Recently, the news of Nigerian table tennis star, Aruna, blasting the ITTF and WTT stormed the hotspots and sparked widespread controversy, which started when
On April 2, FIBA announced the world ranking list for the 14th week of 2024, affected by the invalidation of some old points and the injection of new points into the WTT Incheon Championships, many people’s positions changed, but the list of top ten athletes remained unchanged, and only Brazilian Hugo (Incheon Men’s Singles runner-up)
On March 31, the table tennis WTT Incheon Championships ushered in a summit showdown, with the two mainstays of the Chinese table tennis team’s Olympic champions, Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu, meeting narrowly in the finals for the women’s singles event. The result was that Sun Yingsha roared to a huge lead and swept through
The 2024 Table Tennis WTT Incheon Championships has come to an end, and the Chinese table tennis team has mixed feelings, happy that they finally took the title, but worried that Fan Zhendong, an important candidate for the Paris Olympics, suffered a defeat in a foreign war, and crashed out in the semi-finals against Brazilian
On March 17, 2024, China’s Wang Manyu managed to win the WTT Singapore Smash Women’s Singles Final with an outstanding performance, defeating teammate Wang Yidi 4-1. This wonderful duel not only showed Wang Man Yu’s outstanding strength, but also proved once again the dominance of Chinese table tennis team on the world stage. However, some
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On March 19, the ITTF announced the ITTF Ranking for the 12th week of 2024, with many players changing their positions due to the invalidation of the old points from last year’s WTT Smash and the addition of the new points from this year’s WTT Smash, among which Wang Chuqin once again overpowered Fan Zhendong
On the evening of March 17, table tennis WTT Singapore Smash women’s singles champion was born, Chinese table tennis team Wang Manyu in the final duel Smash 4-1, single game bombardment of 11-1 to beat teammate Wang Yidi, not only crowned king, but also harvested 2000 world ranking points, 3000 team selection points, from the
