Table tennis as China's national ball has received too much attention, and there have been too many talented guys in this project, who have a personality and give up on the field. However, there are also some players who are too talented, resulting in too arrogant arrogance, although they have also won many honors, but they have also experienced many ups and downs.
Today's talk about this is the former national table tennis world champion is the current national table tennis women's team one of the core of the main force of Sun Yingsha's head coach Qiu Yike. Compared with Liu Guoliang, Wang Hao, Zhang Jike, Ma Long and other well-known players, Qiu Yike's name is very dazzling in the history of national table tennis, but he is a very strong and talented player in the low period of national table tennis. In 2002, 17-year-old Qiu Yike entered the national second team, and he joined the team with Zhang Jike, who later became the fastest winner of the national table tennis Grand Slam and was known as the "Tibetan Mastiff".
However, after entering the national team with Zhang Jike, Qiu Yike did not step into the same level as the former, sitting firmly in the main force of national table tennis, and even was banned for off-field reasons many times later. In 2003, the fledgling Qiu Yike was given the opportunity to participate in the World Table Tennis Championships, and he broke into the top 8 with his outstanding performance in the junior world championships, but lost to Kong Linghui. However, after becoming famous in the First World War, Qiu Yike seemed to have lost himself, and began to frequently cause trouble outside the field, and during the World Table Tennis Tour Finals at the end of the same year, Qiu Yike was severely punished for drunkenness, and suffered fines and suspensions.
After that, Qiu Yike was too playful to finally gain a foothold in the national team, and announced his retirement in 2014 at the age of 29. After retiring from the army, Qiu Yike became a coach, and he was also valued by Liu Guoliang for his outstanding coaching performance in the Sichuan team and became the head coach of Sun Yingsha. Today's Qiu Yike is nearly 40 years old, and the arrogance of the past has faded, in exchange for calm and calm, hoping that under his guidance, Sun Yingsha can become another shining star.