Every Tuesday is the day when the International Table Tennis Federation announces the latest rankings, after last week's Doha Challenge competition, although the championship is only 400 points, but the players who participated in the event still stirred up the entire ranking, of which Brazil's Hugo Calderano rose 1 place in the men's singles ranking, Sweden's men's doubles Karlsson/Falke rose from 3rd to 2nd, Singapore's first sister Feng Tianwei rose from 10th in women's singles to 9th, national table tennis men's singles Liang Jingkun and men's doubles King Chu Qin/Fan Zhendong also fell 1 place because of the opponent's ranking. Ranked 4th in the men's singles world and 3rd in men's doubles, respectively.
The top 8 places in the women's singles world rankings have not changed much, and are all controlled by Chinese and Japanese players: 1. Chen Meng2. Sun Yingsha 3. Wang Manyu 4. Ito Mimachi 5. Wang Yidi 6. Hayata Hina 7. Ishikawa Yoshinori 8. Du Kaixuan 9. Feng Tianwei 10. Diaz
Because the main players of the Chinese and Japanese teams invariably participated in the Singapore Grand Slam, they chose to return to China to adjust, and did not go to Doha in Qatar to participate in the challenge and star competition, which led to no new points increase, and the stardom of the two WTT Doha tournaments dimmed a lot. The world ranking of women's singles maintained the order of the previous period, the national table tennis won the top 3, Japan also had 3 people in the top 7, and the female player Du Kaixuan of Hong Kong once ranked the highest to 7th, but in the Doha Challenge and the Star Game, she lost to Borgstrom and Zhu Qianxi, two unpopular players, and the lack of access to the women's singles round of 16 also made it impossible for her to rise too much in points, and the opportunity to seize points was not seized. On the other hand, Singapore's Feng Tianwei seized the opportunity of Diaz's same downturn, ranking first, and the two exchanged positions. China's Chen Xingtong and Liu Shiwen ranked 14th and 16th respectively, and Zhu Yuling, who had been in the battle line for a long time, fell to 18th place.
The top 10 men's singles world rankings are: 1. Fan Zhendong, 2. Ma Long, 3. Calderano, 4. Liang Jingkun, 5. Zhang Benzhihe 6.Lin Yunru7.Ocharov8.Xu Xin9.Boer10.Lin Gaoyuan
Fan Zhendong's points have broken through the 10,000-point mark, the lead is more, and it is difficult for Ma Long, who ranks second, to surpass Fan Zhendong in the short term. And the 3rd ranking changed hands again, because Liang Jingkun, who was no longer in the last period, did not participate in the Doha Challenge, resulting in no change in points, Calderano, although he did not win the championship, but there was only a gap of less than 20 points before, and he easily surpassed Liang Jingkun, who sat in the 3rd position for only a week and was squeezed out of the top three. However, Calderano's performance in the competition is often greatly out of standard, so far there is no record of winning the men's singles in important competitions, I believe that as long as Liang Jingkun participates in the competition, the world's 3rd place will still belong to Liang Jingkun. Wang Chuqin continues to rank 12th, and there is not much gap between Slovenia's 11th-placed Slovenian Dako, as long as the number of participants reaches a certain number, I believe that it is not a problem to be in the top 10.
The men's doubles runner-up is still Japan's Hayasuke Tokami/Yukiya Umada, the second place is the Doha Challenge champion Swedish duo Falke/Carlsson, and singapore's Grand Slam-winning national table tennis duo Fan Zhendong/Wang Chuqin dropped from the 2nd in the previous period to 3rd. The top 3 in women's doubles are Sun Yingsha/Wang Manyu, Japan's Ito Mimachi/Hayata Xena, luxembourg's Ni Xialian/Denut, these three pairs are also the best women's doubles combination in a series of recent competitions. The top 3 in mixed doubles are Lin Yunru/Zheng Yijing, Wang Chuqin/Sun Yingsha in Chinese Taipei, and Yuan Jiannan/Lebison in France.