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Beijing’s Shougang Park hosted the 2024 WTT China Smash, marking the city’s first major international table tennis event since 1961, drawing global players and enthusiastic fans during the National Day holiday.
Lin Shidong and Sun Yingsha secured victories in the men’s and women’s singles finals at the inaugural WTT China Smash in Beijing, leading China to a golden sweep in the tournament.
Ma Long advances to the men’s singles final at the WTT China Smash after defeating Liang Jingkun in straight sets, setting up an exciting clash with Lin Shidong for the title.
Top seed Sun Yingsha defeats Fan Siqi to set up a women’s singles final with Wang Manyu at the WTT China Smash in Beijing.
Qian Tianyi and Chen Xingtong secured the women’s doubles title at the WTT China Smash in Beijing, defeating Sun Yingsha and Wang Yidi in a thrilling all-Chinese final.
Chen Xingtong and Qian Tianyi clinched the women’s doubles title at the WTT China Smash in Beijing, defeating Sun Yingsha and Wang Yidi in a thrilling four-game final.
Chinese pair Lin Shidong and Kuai Man clinched the mixed doubles title at the WTT China Smash in Beijing, leading a strong showing by Chinese paddlers who are set to claim all doubles trophies.
Chinese table tennis players have swept all spots in both men’s and women’s singles semifinals at the WTT China Smash in Beijing, setting the stage for thrilling all-Chinese matchups this weekend.
Top seed Sun Yingsha of China advanced to the women’s singles quarterfinals at the WTT China Smash in Beijing, setting up an exciting clash against Japan’s Mima Ito.
Five Chinese players, including Lin Shidong and Ma Long, have advanced to the men’s singles quarterfinals at the WTT China Smash in Beijing, thrilling fans with their outstanding performances.
Chinese veteran Ma Long and rising star Zhou Qihao advanced to the third round of the WTT China Smash, showcasing the strength of China’s table tennis talent.
Denmark’s Anders Lind stunned the table tennis world by defeating China’s top-seeded Wang Chuqin at the WTT China Smash in Beijing, marking a significant upset in the men’s singles second round.
China’s top seed Wang Chuqin secured a commanding 3-0 victory over Japan’s Hiroto Shinozuka at the WTT China Smash in Beijing, advancing to the next round in just 22 minutes.
Chinese paddler Sun Yingsha is set to face a tough challenge at the WTT China Smash in Beijing, drawing top international competitors in her section. The tournament begins on Sunday.
Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha lead the Chinese team as the WTT China Smash kicks off in Beijing, marking the return of elite international table tennis to the Chinese capital after 63 years.