On 5 December 2021, the Singapore WTT World Cup Finals entered its second matchday. There will be seven matches and four quarter-finals in the first round of the men's and women's singles round. Wang Manyu, Liang Jingkun, Sun Yingsha and Lin Gaoyuan made their debuts as they qualified for the quarter-finals with Du Kaixuan, Aruna, Solja and Hugo Calderano. CCTV, China Sports, CCTV and Migu Video are all broadcast live. The specific arrangements are as follows:
CCTV-5 live broadcast of the WTT World Cup Finals on December 5:
1. 11:00 2021 Major League Table Tennis World Cup Finals - Singles Round 1 4 (CCTV-5 Live)
11:00 Wang Manyu vs Du Kaixuan (Hong Kong, China)
11:45 Hina Hayata vs Zheng Yijing (Taipei, China)
2. 12:30 2021 Major League Table Tennis World Cup Finals - Singles Round 1 4 (CCTV-5 Live)
12:30 Jingkun Leung vs Aruna (Nigeria)
3. 14:30 2021 Major League Baseball World Cup Finals - Singles Round 1 5 (CCTV-5 Live)
14:30 Sun Yingsha vs Solja (Germany)
15:15 Simon Gautz (France) vs Wong Chun Ting (Hong Kong, China)
16:00 Falke (Sweden) vs Tomokazu Jang (JP)
16:45 Lin Gaoyuan vs Hugo Calderano (Brazil)
4. 19:00 2021 Major League Table Tennis World Cup Finals - Singles 1/4 Final 1 (CCTV-5 Live)
19:00 Fan Zhendong vs Jung Young-sik (Korea)
Although Jung Young-sik gave up representing South Korea at the 2021 Houston World Table Tennis Championships, his competitive status was not affected. In the first round of singles, Jung Young-sik eliminated teammate Lee Sang-so 3-1, showing good competitive form. Facing Fan Zhendong, who is ranked first in the world and has just won the men's singles championship of the World Table Tennis Championships, Zheng Rongzhi obviously has no pressure and can fully play his level. Fan Zhendong must be taken seriously.
19:45 Chen Meng vs Feng Tianwei (Singapore)
The 35-year-old Singaporean veteran Feng Tianwei is in very good form, beating South Korea's Tian Zhixi 3-1 in the first round of singles. However, in the face of Chen Meng, who is ranked no. 1 in the world, Feng Tianwei's chances of winning are very small. In the past two years, Chen Meng's play has been very stable, except for Wang Manyu, Sun Yingsha and others who can compete with it, other players still have some gaps in hard power.
20:30 Wang Xiao x Sato Hitomi (Japan)
21:15 Wang Chuqin vs Pitcheford (England)