On May 14, Beijing time, the International Table Tennis Federation updated the latest world rankings. Because the Grand Slam tournament at the 2000-point level ended last week, the world ranking has changed a lot this time.
Women's singles
Sun Yingsha, with 9,200 points, continues to rank first in the world;
Chen Meng, with 6,210 points, with her courage to win six consecutive victories in Grand Slams, her world ranking rose two places to return to second;
Wang Manyu, with 5,965 points, dropped one place in the world ranking to third;
Wang Yidi, with 5,305 points, dropped one place in the world ranking to fourth
Hina Hayata, with 3,565 points, continues to be ranked fifth in the world, and is the highest ranked player in the foreign association. The 6th-10th places are: Chen Xingtong, Shin Yubin, Zhang Ben Miwa, Ito Misei rose one place, and Szokos fell one place.
Men's singles
Wang Chuqin, 8625 points, continues to rank first in the world;
Fan Zhendong, 5228 points, is second in the world, catching up with the first, and it seems that the difficulty is relatively large;
Ma Long, with 4685 points, continues to rank third in the world;
Liang Jingkun, with 4280 points, is currently ranked fourth in the world and is very hopeful of qualifying for the P card of the Olympic Games;
Felix, with 3,377 points, is currently the highest-ranked foreign association player in the men's singles event, and is still a straight boarder;
Lin Gaoyuan, with 2,975 points, is currently ranked sixth in the world;
Lin Yunru, with 2,931 points, is currently ranked seventh in the world;
Hugo, with 2,635 points, is currently ranked eighth in the world and the highest-ranked South American player in the world;
Francesca, who finished runner-up at the Grand Slam last week, jumped seven places to ninth in the world rankings, while Tomokazu Haramoto dropped one place to tenth.
Doubles
In the mixed doubles event, Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin ranked first with 8,500 points, and Japan's Tomotoshi Zhang and Hina Hayada overtook the Korean pair and returned to second place in the world. At the moment, it looks like the competition for the Olympics is all three combinations.
In women's doubles, Tian Zhixi and Shen Yubin reached the top with 5520 points, followed by the two national table tennis combinations, Chen Meng, Wang Manyu and Chen Meng, Wang Yidi, respectively, second and third; In Men's Doubles, Fan Zhendong and Wang Chuqin remain ranked No. 1 in the world, while Ma Long Wang Chuqin, who won last week's title, rose 10 places to No. 3.
The above is the latest world rankings, and today is also the deadline for the selection of the national table tennis Olympic list, let's wait for the list to come out!