At the beginning of 2025, Sun Yingsha's various actions after the Table Tennis Super League have been particularly noteworthy. She officially said goodbye to the 2024 Table Tennis Super League and publicly expressed her gratitude to the fans. Her sense of gratitude has shown her sincerity and low-key attitude. At the same time, she announced her decision to return to the national team to prepare for the Singapore Grand Slam and Asian Cup, a decision that has made many fans look forward to her future performance. In the 2024 Table Tennis Super League, Sun Yingsha performed quite well. Although Shenzhen University did not successfully retain the championship in the end, her fighting spirit in the competition won the respect and affection of many people. Especially during the women's team finals, Shenzhen University and Shandong Luneng had an intense match. Although it was a bit of a pity to lose with a score of 2 to 3 in the end, Sun Yingsha defeated Wang Manyu and Qian Tianyi in the women's singles matches, twice helping Shenzhen University level the score, which is impressive. Looking back at Sun Yingsha's 2024, it was truly a year of great harvest. She scored 9900 points in women's singles, ranking first in the world, winning 13 championships and 4 runner-up titles. In the Table Tennis Super League, she also contributed a lot to Shenzhen University. On December 30, 2024, the three-day "New Year's Carnival" for table tennis fans officially began at the Shanghai Stadium. The Shenzhen University team led by Sun Yingsha competed against the Shanghai…

The 2024 Ping Pong Super League men's team final concluded amidst a chorus of cheers, with Shandong Weiqiao emerging victorious with a resounding 3:0 victory over Huangshi Base · Huanxin Men's Team, securing the championship title. The highlight of the match was undoubtedly Wang Chuqin's 3:2 victory over Lin Shidong. Wang Chuqin, known as "Big Head," naturally attracts attention, while Lin Shidong, though a young player, has been on a remarkable rise since Paris, defeating both Wang Chuqin and Ma Long in the Macau Championship and Beijing Grand Slam, catapulting him to second place in the world rankings. In their match, Lin Shidong took an early lead by winning the first game 11:6, but Wang Chuqin, with his superior court control and indomitable spirit, managed to secure a 3:2 victory. In an interview after the match, Lin Shidong mentioned that Wang Chuqin had more fans cheering for him, which added to his own pressure. Despite this, he felt that winning two games was still a commendable performance. While acknowledging that young players may not always express themselves fully, Lin Shidong's comment does seem to imply a certain amount of envy. As netizens have pointed out, if fan support could determine the outcome of a match, then the national football team would already be the best in the universe. Everyone starts from being a young player, and not everyone begins with a fan base. During the Jakarta Asian Games final, the audience even booed at the players, causing one of them to become so nervous that they couldn't hold onto the…

On January 1st, Beijing time, the Ping Pong Super League (Ping Chao) finals concluded with Shandong Luneng winning the championship over Shenzhen University with a score of 3-2. However, the match was marred by controversy when a point involving Wang Manyu and Tan Yuxuan led to a ten-minute interruption and a surprising umpire decision. Wang Manyu faced off against Tan Yuxuan in the fifth match of the women's team event, which was a peak confrontation in the Ping Chao league. The previous four matches had ended in a 2-2 tie, with Sun Yingsha achieving consecutive victories over Wang Manyu and Qian Tianyi. However, Shandong Luneng secured wins in the women's doubles and Chen Xingtong's singles match. As they reached the fourth set, with Wang Manyu leading 2:1, a massive controversial rally occurred, which would become the most discussed moment of the final. At this critical juncture of the fifth match, where every point counted significantly, Wang Manyu and the 18-year-old Tan Yuxuan were tied at 1:1. Wang Manyu returned the ball with a net shot, which Tan Yuxuan managed to save. However, Wang Manyu believed that the ball had bounced twice on the table, while Tan Yuxuan insisted it only bounced once before she saved it. The umpire initially ruled it as a double bounce, awarding the point to Wang Manyu. But Shenzhen University's team was not satisfied, and the head umpire directly intervened in the match. It could be seen that Sun Yingsha also led her team to request a replay review, directly intervening in the rally. The entire…