After the conclusion of the Macau World Cup, the ITTF also updated the latest edition of the world rankings on April 23.
In the latest world rankings, Sun Yingsha unsurprisingly continues to lead the world No. 1! Sun Yingsha's latest world ranking points are 8300 points, and Sun Yingsha's eight effective points are championship points!
Among Sun Yingsha's eight championships, including the women's singles champion of the Durban World Table Tennis Championships and the women's singles champion of the Macau World Cup!
There is no doubt that this year's Paris Olympics is the best time for Sun Yingsha to hit the Grand Slam, I hope Sun Yingsha can seize the opportunity and complete her dream!
Ranked second in the world is Wang Manyu, who is currently ranked 5965 points in the world, which is close to the 6000 point mark!
After entering the Olympic year, Wang Manyu quickly adjusted to her best form, successfully won the women's singles championship at this year's Singapore Grand Slam, and successfully reached the final at the Incheon Championship and the Macau World Cup!
Although Wang Manyu missed the championship in the Macau World Cup, it can be seen from the game that Wang Manyu's technical strength is very strong, and he has no advantage in the face of the world's No. 1 Sun Yingsha, and even once took a big 2-0 and 3-1 lead!
It's a pity that at the critical moment, Wang Manyu's mentality fluctuated a little, and he was finally reversed by Sun Yingsha!
It is worth noting that the current Wang Manyu world ranking points have been more than 1,200 points more than Chen Meng, and at the same time, in the Paris Olympic selection standings, Wang Manyu has also exceeded more than 1,500 points.
I believe that once Wang Manyu and Sun Yingsha can participate in the singles competition of the Paris Olympics, if they can meet Sun Yingsha in the finals, it will definitely be a more exciting and fierce game!
In the latest world rankings, Wang Yidi is still ranked third, but only 7 points more than the fourth-ranked one!
In the Macau World Cup, Wang Yidi lost to Japan's Miwa Zhangmoto, such a performance is really disappointing!
I think that during the Singapore Grand Slam, Li Falcon announced that because Wang Yidi had lost many foreign battles, after research by the coaching staff, it was unanimously agreed that Wang Yidi was no longer suitable to continue to compete in the singles of the Paris Olympics!
At that time, many fans were upset about Wang Yidi, but now it seems that Wang Yidi is really not good in foreign wars, and it is not surprising that he lost the Paris Olympics in advance!
Chen Meng is currently ranked fourth in the world, and in the recent Macau World Cup, Chen Meng lost to Sun Yingsha in the semifinals!
However, judging from that game, Chen Meng is still in a very good state, and in the game with Sun Yingsha, he once hit an 11-1 disparity in a single game, and he had a certain advantage at the beginning of the fifth and sixth games!
It's just that Sun Yingsha fought more firmly, and was finally reversed by Sun Yingsha!
In the Paris Olympic selection standings, Chen Meng was now surpassed by Wang Manyu by more than 1,500 points, but this does not mean that Chen Meng has completely missed the Paris Olympics singles!
After all, there is still one Saudi Grand Slam tournament, and if Chen Meng can achieve good results in the Saudi Grand Slam, he will still have a chance to qualify for the singles competition in the Paris Olympics!
Chen Xingtong is still ranked fifth, while Japan's Hina Hayada is ranked sixth, and is still the world's highest-ranked player among foreign players!
South Korea's Shin Yubin ranked seventh!
It is worth mentioning that Japan's 15-year-old Miwa Zhangmoto is currently ranked eighth in the world, which is also the first time in his career that Miwa Zhangmoto has been ranked in the top ten in the world, and suddenly rushed to the eighth position!
In the Macau World Cup, Zhang Benmeihe's performance was very good, defeating Chinese player Wang Yidi in the 1/8 finals, and in the semifinals against Wang Manyu, Zhang Benmeihe also fought fiercely for six games, and finally lost 2-4 and lost to Wang Manyu!
But you must know that Zhang Benmeihe is only 15 years old, and he is still very young, and in time, Zhang Benmeihe will definitely become the strongest opponent of Chinese women's table tennis!
In addition, Diaz and Szokos are ranked 9th and 10th respectively in the world rankings, and Japan's Mimato Ito has slipped to 11th in the world rankings!
There are more than ten days left, the Saudi Arabia Grand Slam is about to start, and after the Saudi Arabia Grand Slam is over, the Chinese women's table tennis Paris Olympic lineup will also be released.
Let's wait and see!