January 2022 is coming to an end, the three tournaments held by the International Table Tennis Federation have come to an end, Germany Düsseldorf held two regional tournaments, although the number of points is small, but the world ranking has changed, and the Macao Championship National Table Tennis package has not been scored. The world rankings were updated in the fourth week of the new year, and the national table tennis still held the throne of the world's No. 1 in the three men's singles and women's doubles, and the Japanese mixed doubles and the Swedish men's doubles both ranked No. 1.
The top 10 men's singles world rankings have not changed, followed by Fan Zhendong, Ma Long, Xu Xin, Calderano, Zhang Benzhihe, Lin Yunru, Lin Gaoyuan, Liang Jingkun, Ochalov and Pol.
The just-concluded Macau Championships were wonderful, and finally the young young player Wang Chuqin won the men's singles championship, Lin Gaoyuan won the runner-up, the veteran Xu Xin and the young Xu Yingbin tied for the third place, and the top four had three world rankings in the top 10, but unfortunately there were no points, otherwise it might also affect the world rankings. Romania's Jonescu, who finished runner-up in the men's singles in the second leg of the Düsseldorf regional tournament, rose two places in the men's singles to 55th, and the German main player Francesca, who won the championship, was still in 17th place because there was too little points to gain and no change in ranking.
The top 10 women's singles world rankings have also not changed: Chen Meng, Sun Yingsha, Ito Mimachi, Wang Manyu, Wang Yidi, Ding Ning, Ishikawa Jiachun, Zheng Yijing, Feng Tianwei, Zhu Yuling.
The women's singles final four of the Macao Tournament gathered the strongest main force of national table tennis, and finally Wang Manyu won the championship strongly, following the National Games and the World Championships, he once again laughed to the end, proving that the state of the past six months has always maintained a stable high level. Liu Shiwen Lianke Wang Yidi and Sun Yingsha proved that the sword is not old, and is expected to re-enter the top 10 of the women's singles in the future.Meseliv, an Egyptian player who participated in the second leg of the Düsseldorf regional competition, although he missed the top 8 of the women's singles, he still improved by 1 place in the ranking to 36th. Austria's Sölga moved up six places to 80th.
The top 5 men's doubles players are Falke/Carlsson of Sweden, Lim Jong-hoon/Jang Woo-jin of South Korea, Hayasuke Tokami/Yukiya Utada of Japan, Liang Jingkun/Ko-won of Lim of China, and Lee Sang-so/Jung Young-sik of South Korea.
The biggest increase in the men's doubles ranking is the French youngster Felix / Alex, from the hundred places out of 82 places, directly to the 52nd place, two youngsters one 15 years old, one 18 years old, unlimited potential, in the 2019 World Championships men's doubles runner-up Yonescu / Robles in the 2019 World Championships men's doubles runner-up, the championship content is acceptable. Robles/Ionescu also moved up six places.
The top 5 women's doubles pairs are: Sun Yingsha / Wang Manyu, Ishikawa Yoshijun / Hirano Miyu, Ito Mimachi / Hayata Shina, Tian Zhixi / Shin Yubin, Nagasaki Miyu / Kihara Miyu
Shantar/Wan yuan, who just won the championship in Düsseldorf, Germany, rose 19 places to 37th. Runner-up Italy's Georgia/Debra moved up five places to 31st.
The top 5 mixed doubles players are: Hayabusa Mizutani/Mishimasa Ito, Lin Yunru/Zheng Yijing, Xu Xin/Liu Shiwen, Lebison/Yuan Jiannan, Sun Yingsha/Wang Chuqin. The Serbian duo of Luplescu/Levaga, who won the second leg of the German regional tournament, moved up 38 places to 44th.