Top Chinese Seeds Sun and Wang Upset at WTT US Smash
Shockwaves hit the WTT US Smash in Las Vegas as China’s No.1 seed Sun Yingsha falls to compatriot Chen Yi, marking a stunning upset alongside the earlier exit of No.2 seed Wang.
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Shockwaves hit the WTT US Smash in Las Vegas as China’s No.1 seed Sun Yingsha falls to compatriot Chen Yi, marking a stunning upset alongside the earlier exit of No.2 seed Wang.
Reigning world champ Wang Chuqin of the Chinese mainland beat Kao Cheng-jui of Chinese Taipei 3-1 to reach the last 16 at the WTT United States Smash.
Chinese mainland second seed Wang Manyu beats Sweden’s Christina Kallberg 11-9, 11-8, 11-8 to reach round two at the WTT US Smash in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas stages its first World Table Tennis Grand Smash Tournament, welcoming top pros, tech-driven experiences, and a global fan base in a sporting-first for the United States.
Sun Yingsha edged out Yangzi Liu in a five-game thriller to reach the round of 32 at the WTT US Smash in Las Vegas.
China’s top seeds Lin Shidong and Sun Yingsha headline the WTT US Smash draw in Las Vegas.
Olympic champion Wang Chuqin led Shandong to a 3-0 win over Jiangsu for their fourth straight CTTSL victory, while Shanghai also opened the season with a 3-0 win.
Fan Zhendong stormed back to the Chinese Table Tennis Super League after six months away, delivering four wins in one day and setting the tone for an intense CTTSL season.
The ITTF has defended its presidential election, after Petra Sorlingโs 104โ102 win in Doha triggered a suspended AGM and allegations of irregularities.
Wang Chuqin claimed his first ITTF World Table Tennis Championships singles title in Doha, defeating Hugo Calderano 4-1 to solidify his status as a rising star.