After Zhang Yining, the women's table tennis champion
After Zhang Yining, there were many excellent female table tennis players. It was difficult to clearly define who was the absolute "first female table tennis player". Judging from the world rankings, Sun Yingsha often ranked first in the recent women's table tennis world rankings. For example, on the 19th of 2023, when the 51st week of the International Table Tennis Federation's point ranking was announced, Sun Yingsha continued to rank first with 8550 points. In the 44th week of the International Table Tennis Federation's ranking in 2024, Sun Yingsha continued to rank first. In the relevant report on November 1,2024, Sun Yingsha was also ranked first in the women's table tennis world rankings. However, other players such as Wang Manyu and Wang Yidi were also strong players and competed with Sun Yingsha. Their performance in different competitions and periods had an important impact on the pattern of women's table tennis. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
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Women's World Table Tennis Champion Zhang Yining
Zhang Yining was born in Beijing on October 5, 1981. She was a former female table tennis player in China and the only female table tennis player to complete a double-circle Grand Slam. She started playing table tennis at the age of five. At the age of six, she was brought to the table tennis team of Beijing Dongdan Amateur Sports School by her uncle. At the age of 13, she met Li Sun's guidance in the Beijing Sports Team, thus starting her career. In 1995, he was selected to the Beijing team and entered the second national team in 1997. He became famous after winning many world champions in the team competition of the 8th National Games. Soon after, he was promoted to the first national team. In her career, she had achieved remarkable results in major competitions. In the 1999 World Table Tennis Championships, he won the women's singles second place; in 2000, he won the women's team championship and the women's singles second place in the 45th World Table Tennis Championships; in 2001, he won the first world championship in the women's singles in the 5th Women's World Cup; in 2004, he won the women's singles championship in the Athens Olympic Games and won the women's doubles championship with Wang Nan. In the same year, he defeated Wang Nan in the women's singles final of the World Cup. In the 48th World Table Tennis Championships in 2005, he won the women's singles title, achieving the grand slam of the individual world championship, the Olympic Games and the World Cup. At the end of the year, he defeated Guo Yan in the World Cup final and won the World Cup for the fourth time. He became the leader of the Chinese women's table tennis team and won the Laureus Top Ten Champion Award for the Best Female Athlete in China. In the 2006 World Table Tennis Championships in Germany, he led the Chinese team to win the Copperon Cup. In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, he helped the team win the women's team championship and won the women's singles championship. In 2009, she won the second Women's Singles title in the World Table Tennis Championships in Yokohama, completing a double-lap Grand Slam. She also won the 2008CCTV Sportswoman of the Year Award. He officially announced his retirement on March 31, 2011. In her career, she had won 19 world championships, including four World Cup championships, two Olympic championships, and two World Table Tennis Championships. She had won all her matches in the Olympic Games, World Table Tennis Championships, and World Cup, and she had also maintained an unbeaten record in the Olympic Games. In addition, she also had some well-known deeds, such as crying Fukuhara Ai, zero acting skills, etc. Among them, the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games women's singles quarter-final 4 - 1 defeat of Feng Tianwei also received much attention. At that time, she could only use the backup racket because the referee judged that the main racket was filled with rubber. However, she still won with superb skills and psychological quality. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Female table tennis champion Zhang Yining
Zhang Yining was born in Beijing on October 5, 1981. She was a former female table tennis player in China and the only female table tennis player to complete a double-circle Grand Slam. She began to learn table tennis at the Dongdan Amateur Sports School in Beijing at the age of five. She was selected for the Beijing team in 1995 and the second national team in 1997. He remained undefeated in the team competition of the 8th National Games that year, and beat world champions such as Qiao Hong and Li Ju to make a name for himself. Soon after, he was promoted to the national team. She had outstanding achievements in her career. She won the second place in the women's singles in the 1999 World Table Tennis Championships, won the women's team championship and the second place in the women's singles in the 45th World Table Tennis Championships in 2000, won the first world championship in the 5th Women's World Cup in 2001, won the women's singles championship in the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, and won the women's doubles championship with Wang Nan. In the same year, she defeated Wang Nan in the women's singles final of the World Cup. In 2005, she won the women's singles title in the 48th World Table Tennis Championships, achieving the Grand Slam of the individual World Championship, the Olympic Games and the World Cup. At the end of the year, she defeated Guo Yan in the World Cup final and won the World Cup for the fourth time, becoming the new generation leader of the China women's table tennis team. In 2005, she won China Laureus Top Ten Champion Award for the Best Female Athlete. In 2006, she led the China team to win the Copperon Cup for the 16th time in the World Table Tennis Championships in Germany. In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, she helped the team win the women's team championship and won the women's singles championship. In 2009, she won the second women's singles championship in the World Table Tennis Championships in Yokohama, completing the double-lap Grand Slam. In February, she won the 2008CCTV Sports Man of the Year Award. On March 31, 2011, she officially announced her retirement. He had won 19 world championships in his career, maintained an unbeaten record in the Olympic Games, and won all the individual matches in the Olympic Games, World Table Tennis Championships, and World Cup. After retiring, Zhang Yining married Xu Wei, a wealthy businessman from Hong Kong. Her married life was low-key. She was more dependent on her husband, who was 20 years older than her. Xu Wei's tolerance and understanding were important factors in the stability of this relationship. After the marriage, Zhang Yining moved to Hong Kong and became the mother of two children. She maintained a casual and relaxed attitude in educating her children. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Women's Table Tennis Zhang Yining
Zhang Yining was born in Beijing on October 5, 1981. She was a former China female table tennis player and the only female table tennis player to complete a double-circle Grand Slam. She started learning table tennis at the Dongdan Amateur Sports School in Beijing when she was five. In 1995, he was selected to the Beijing team and entered the national second team in 1997. He remained undefeated in the team competition of the 8th National Games that year and beat world champions such as Qiao Hong and Li Ju. Soon after, he was promoted to the national first team. She had outstanding achievements in her career. She won the second place in the women's singles in the 1999 World Table Tennis Championships, won the women's team championship and the second place in the women's singles in the 45th World Table Tennis Championships in 2000, won the first world championship in the 5th Women's World Cup in 2001, won the women's singles championship and the women's doubles championship in the 2004 Athens Olympic Games (partnered with Wang Nan), and defeated Wang Nan in the women's singles final of the World Cup in the same year. In the 48th World Table Tennis Championships in 2005, he won the women's singles title, achieving the Grand Slam of the individual World Championship, the Olympic Games and the World Cup. At the end of the year, he defeated Guo Yan in the World Cup final and won the World Cup for the fourth time. He became the new generation leader of the China women's table tennis team and won the Laureus Top Ten Champion Award for the Best Female Athlete. In the 2006 World Table Tennis Championships in Germany, he led the China team to win the Copperon Cup for the 16th time. In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, he helped the team win the women's team championship and won the women's singles championship. In 2009, she won the second Women's Singles title in the World Table Tennis Championships in Yokohama, completing a double-lap Grand Slam. In February, she won the 2008CCTV Sports Figure of the Year Award for Female Athlete of the Year. On March 31, 2011, she officially announced her retirement. She had won 19 world championships and maintained a record of unbeaten in the Olympic Games and winning all the matches in the Olympic Games, the World Table Tennis Championships and the World Cup. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Women's Table Tennis Zhang Yining World Ranking
From December 2002 to December 2009, Zhang Yining had been ranked number one in the world. She was the athlete who had been ranked number one in the world for the longest time after Deng Yaping. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Female table tennis player Zhang Yining
Zhang Yining was born in Beijing on October 5, 1981. She was a former China female table tennis player and the only female table tennis player to complete a double-circle Grand Slam. She began to learn table tennis at the Dongdan Amateur Sports School in Beijing at the age of five. She was selected for the Beijing team in 1995 and the second national team in 1997. In the 1997 Eighth National Games team competition, he remained undefeated and defeated Qiao Hong, Li Ju and other world champions. After that, he rose to the national team. She had made great achievements in her career. She won the second place in the women's singles in the 1999 World Table Tennis Championships, the women's team champion and the second place in the women's singles in the 45th World Table Tennis Championships in 2000, the first world champion in the 5th Women's World Cup in 2001, the women's singles champion in the 2004 Athens Olympic Games and the women's doubles champion with Wang Nan. In the same year, she defeated Wang Nan in the women's singles final of the World Cup. In the 48th World Table Tennis Championships in 2005, he won the women's singles title, achieving the Grand Slam of the individual World Championship, Olympic Games and World Cup. At the end of the year, he defeated Guo Yan in the World Cup final and won the World Cup for the fourth time. He became the new generation of China women's table tennis leader and won China Laureus Top Ten Champion Award for the Best Female Athlete. In the 2006 World Table Tennis Championships in Germany, he led the China team to win the Copperon Cup. In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, he helped the team win the women's team championship and won the women's singles championship. In 2009, she won the second women's single championship in the World Table Tennis Championships in Yokohama, completing a double-lap Grand Slam. She also won the 2008CCTV Sports Man of the Year Award for Female Athlete of the Year. On March 31, 2011, he officially retired and won 19 world championships. He maintained the record of being undefeated in the Olympic Games and winning all the matches in the Olympic Games, World Table Tennis Championships and World Cup. In addition, there was also the incident of her letting the ball pass. In the fourth game of a game, she took a 9 - 0 lead early, but deliberately went into the net when she served. She explained that it was enough to win the game and there was no need to let the opponent fall into an embarrassing 11 - 0 situation. This also reflected the consideration of the China table tennis team for the enjoyment of the game. She also had Yang Xiaoxin as her training partner. Yang Xiaoxin trained with her for six years. In 2005, she went to France to play basketball and then went overseas to dream of the Olympics. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Table tennis women's singles champion
The title of the women's singles champion in table tennis was "Women's Singles Champion in Table Tennis". While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Table tennis champion Zhang Benzhi
Zhang Benzhi won many championships: - In December 2016, he won the men's singles final of the International Table Tennis Federation World Youth Table Tennis Championship. - In August 2017, he won the men's singles championship of the ITTF Open in the Republic of Korea. This was the first time in his career that he won the men's singles championship of the adult group of the ITTF Tour. - In December 2018, he won the championship in the final of the International Table Tennis Federation. - In the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, he helped the Japanese team win the bronze medal in the men's team event. - On the afternoon of June 18th, 2023, he won the men's singles final of the table tennis T League and the Japan Olympic qualifiers. - On June 30, 2024, he won the men's singles, men's doubles, and mixed doubles championships in Tunis of the 2024 WTT regular season. - On October 13, 2024, he won the men's singles final of the 2024 Asian Table Tennis Championship. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
The successor of the female table tennis team Zhang Yining
After Zhang Yining left, Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng, Wang Manyu, Wang Yidi and Zhang Rui were regarded as the successors of the women's table tennis team. They were young, promising and skilled. Sun Yingsha had been known as the Little Devil since her debut, which meant that she was Zhang Yining's successor. Her playing style was active and aggressive, and she was one of the few players who were good at chopping balls. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Women's Singles Champion of National Table Tennis
In the WTT Championship in Frankfurt, the national table tennis women's singles won the championship as follows: In the match against Japanese player Harimoto Miwa, Yidi Wang won 4 - 2, which made the national table tennis women's singles champion ahead of time. In the final of the WMT Championship in Frankfurt, Wang Manyu defeated her teammate Wang Yidi with a score of 4 - 2 and successfully won the women's singles championship. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Table tennis Women's Singles Champion List
The following are some of the table tennis women's singles champions: - In the 2024 Paris Olympic Games women's table tennis finals, Chen Meng defeated Sun Yingsha to win. - On November 10, 2024, Wang Manyu defeated Wang Yidi in the WTT German Championship. - On April 21, 2024, Sun Yingsha defeated Wang Manyu to win the International Table Tennis Federation Singles World Cup. - On March 31, 2013, Wu Yang helped the China team win the team competition of the Table Tennis World Cup. - In the 2009 World Youth Table Tennis Championships, Wu Yang won the women's singles championship. - In the 1988 Olympic Games, Jiao Zhimin won the bronze medal in the women's table tennis. - In the 6th National Games in 1987, Jiao Zhimin won the gold medal in the women's single table tennis. - Jiao Zhimin won the gold medal in the women's singles in the first Euro-Asian Table Tennis Competition and the Asian Games in 1986. - In the 1985 National Table Tennis Association Cup and Asian Cup, Jiao Zhimin won the gold medal in women's singles. - In the 1984 National Table Tennis Championships, Jiao Zhimin won the gold medal in the women's singles. - In the 5th National Games in 1983, Jiao Zhimin won the gold medal in the women's single table tennis. - In the 1981 National Table Tennis Tournament, Jiao Zhimin won the gold medal in the women's singles. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!