Recently, the opportunity for national table tennis players to earn points to grab tickets to the Paris Olympics came from the Busan World Table Tennis Championships
The All-Japan Championship has basically determined the list of Japanese representatives for the 2024 Paris Olympics, and there is still suspense about Ito's choice. The Chinese table tennis team has not yet determined the list, according to the selection points rules of the Table Tennis Association, what is the current ranking situation? Who can play in singles, please look down.
Enthusiastic netizens counted the selection points of the national table tennis Paris Olympics, and as of the 20th of last month, the top five men's rankings were:
1. Wang Chuqin, 15448 points.
2.樊振东，14914分。
3. Ma Long, 8370 points.
4. Liang Jingkun, 4245 points.
5. Lin Gaoyuan, 2425 points.
The top five for women are:
1.孙颖莎，19480分。
2. Chen Meng, 8748 points.
3. Wang Yidi, 7065 points.
4. Wang Manyu, 6757 points.
5. Chen Xingtong, 4385 points.
The men's team Wang Chuqin and Fan Zhendong are far ahead, and the two singles places are estimated to be stable.
The women's team Sun Yingsha has an obvious advantage, and the second place in singles may be the competition of Chen Meng, Wang Yidi, and Wang Manyu.
Time is running out before the Olympic Games, what is the closest international competition that can earn points? World Table Tennis Championships in Busan.
Chinese excerpt from the ITTF English report: "2024 Busan ITTF Team Championships, the champion team will share 1,000 world ranking points".
Shin Yubin will lead the Korean women's team to the upcoming ITTF World Table Tennis Championships (Busan 2024)
Excitingly, the World Table Tennis Championships Busan 2024 Finals is just around the corner, and thrilling performances are scheduled on the stage. From February 16 to 25, 2024, Busan will witness the gathering of top talent and fierce competition.
This landmark event marks the first time that South Korea has hosted the ITTF World Table Tennis Championships Finals.
According to the proposal of the ITTF World Ranking Working Group, it was agreed that the team competition would be awarded individual ranking points.
Giving individual points is part of a broader strategic initiative to provide a more comprehensive evaluation of performance to participants and teams. This initiative aims to recognise individual performance within the framework of team competitions, ultimately increasing the prestige of team events.
The rankings will be assigned to athletes based on their last position in the competition. The winning team will receive 1,000 points in the world ranking, while the second-place team will receive 700 points. The teams that reach the semifinals will receive 350 points, followed by 175 points for the quarterfinals and 90 points for the round of 16.
The fourth- and fifth-placed teams in the group will receive 45 and 20 points, respectively.
Taking into account the individual contributions of the team members, these points will be shared among the team members and will depend on the individual's share of the singles matches won throughout the tournament.
For example, if the champion team wins a total of 24 singles matches in the tournament and earns 1,000 points, the player who wins 8 matches (25%) in the tournament will receive 250 World Ranked Singles points.
Ping Pong Hu Qingyuan