On January 30, Beijing time, ittf's official website updated the latest world ranking in the fifth week of 2022, and Sun Yingsha surpassed Chen Meng to rise to the women's world first. Congratulations to this post-00s demon king! In addition, Ito Mimachi, Wang Manyu and Wang Yidi ranked 3-5 respectively.
In the past 2 years, Sun Yingsha's achievements are obvious to all, perhaps Sun Yingsha has not yet won the Olympic women's singles and world table tennis women's singles championships, but the overall results are very stable, and won the women's singles championship in the WTT World Cup. In contrast, Chen Meng's performance in the Paris cycle has dropped significantly, so he has been surpassed by Sun Yingsha.
Sun Yingsha became the world's first and quickly landed on the second hot search, which triggered heated discussions among netizens. Of course, some netizens also continued to ask Liu Guoliang why Sun Yingsha still did not have a head coach, "Doesn't Sun Yingsha, who is ranked first in the world, not deserve a head coach?" "Sun Yingsha, the first post-00s in the history of table tennis, ranked first in the world, played by herself board by board, there is no reason not to arrange a competent coach for her, the first in the world ranking should focus on singles, she should be better, should not be delayed!"
CCTV Sports also sent out blessings, writing: "The latest world ranking of the International Table Tennis Federation, Sun Yingsha ranked first in the world. Congratulations to Sun Yingsha, keep up the good work! ”
In 2022, Sun Yingsha still has many heavy responsibilities, at present, women's table tennis has no absolute hegemony, Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng, Wang Manyu still belong to the same level, of course, Wang Manyu Paris cycle performance is more prominent. Therefore, the world is first, sun Yingsha still needs to continue to work hard to sit firmly. Otherwise, Wang Manyu, who is full of stamina, has also aimed at this position, not to mention that Chen Meng has not yet conceded defeat, and she is looking forward to a comeback.