In the men's team final of the 2024 Ping Pong Super League Finals, Shandong Weiqiao faced Huangshi Base. In the second match, which was a focus of attention, Wang Chuqin emerged victorious over Lin Shidong with a score of 3-2 (6-11, 12-10, 11-4, 6-11, 11-5), helping Shandong Weiqiao take a 2-0 lead in the overall score! After winning this crucial match, Wang Chuqin let out a loud roar to the sky, releasing his pent-up emotions, which clearly showed how difficult it was to win this match, as Lin Shidong's play made him very uncomfortable. This also indicates that Wang Chuqin still needs to further strengthen his emotional control; with his abilities, he might not have needed to go all five sets to determine the outcome, but his often impetuous temperament may limit his performance. In the women's team final that concluded earlier, Shandong Luneng, represented by Wang Manyu, Chen Xingtong, and Qian Tianyi, narrowly defeated Shenzhen University, represented by Sun Yingsha and Kuai Man, with a score of 3-2, securing the championship. With "three women making a drama," the girls' finals often generate more topics, and two controversial incidents occurred. The first incident involved Sun Yingsha questioning whether her ball had touched the edge during her match against Qian Tianyi from the national team, as she heard a sound. However, Qian Tianyi denied it, and the referee did not allow a replay review, directly awarding the point to Qian Tianyi. This incident caused a huge uproar, as Sun Yingsha has many fans, and most of those criticizing online are female,…

On January 1st, Beijing time, the women's team final of the Ping Pong Super League finals saw a fierce battle between Shenzhen University and Shandong Luneng. The match went to five sets before a winner was decided. Despite Sun Yingsha scoring two points, Shenzhen University fell short with a 2-3 defeat to Shandong Luneng, securing the runner-up position in the Ping Pong Super League finals. Led by Wang Manyu, Shandong Luneng emerged as the champions and the biggest winners. First Set (11-5, 7-11, 5-11, 11-13): Xuan/Tianyi 1-3 Qian Tianyi/Chen Xingtong. Shenzhen University lost the first set, which was expected. Both Qian Tianyi and Chen Xingtong are main players for the national table tennis team, having participated in many international competitions. Although they are not considered absolute core players, they are already capable of competing with several Olympic champions. Second Set (9-11, 4-11, 11-9, 11-7, 11-5): Sun Yingsha 3-2 Wang Manyu. This set was particularly stressful for Sun Yingsha, especially after falling behind 0-2 in the first two games. In the third game, Sun Yingsha made a comeback with an 11-9 victory, and her state continued to improve, eventually reversing the situation against Wang Manyu. Sun Yingsha celebrated with a clenched fist, and the battle between the world's number 1 and number 2 did not disappoint the fans, being hailed as the most exciting match in the Ping Pong Super League so far. Third Set (8-11, 5-11, 11-7, 7-11): Man 1-3 Chen Xingtong. Man was defeated by Chen Xingtong, showing a gap in skill. Chen Xingtong contributed two points for Shandong…

On January 1st, the Ping Pong Super League (Ping Chao) concluded with a final match between Wang Manyu's Shandong Luneng and Sun Yingsha's Shenzhen University. Compared to Shandong Luneng, which had Wang Manyu, Chen Xingtong, Qian Tianyi, Fan Siqui, and Xu Yi, Shenzhen University was left with a "kindergarten" lineup consisting of Kuai Man, Tan Yuxuan, and Wu Yonglin. In the first match, the double national team combination of Chen Xingtong and Qian Tianyi easily defeated the Shenzhen University team, securing the first point. However, in the subsequent women's singles match, Sun Yingsha made a comeback from 2-3 to win, earning the first point for Shenzhen University, making the score 1:1. In the third match, Chen Xingtong defeated Kuai Man from Shenzhen University, adding another point for Shandong Luneng, bringing the score to 2:1. At a critical moment, Sun Yingsha once again turned the tide against Qian Tianyi, tying the score at 2:2. In the decisive match, Wang Manyu faced off against the young Hong Kong player Tan Yuxuan. Despite Tan Yuxuan's advantage in terms of strength, Wang Manyu won the first set easily. Tan Yuxuan fought back to even the score at 1:1, but after adjustments, Wang Manyu ultimately secured the victory, helping Shandong Luneng win the championship with a final score of 3:2. With this victory, Shandong Luneng has won the women's team competition of the 2024 Ping Pong Super League. After the match, fans were curious about how much prize money Shandong Luneng would receive as champions. It is well-known that when they won in 2022, their…

The 2024 Women's Table Tennis Super League (乒超) final concluded with Shandong Luneng winning the championship over Shenzhen University with a total score of 3-2. Sun Yingsha, leading Shenzhen University, was unable to defend their title. During the match, both teams fought fiercely until the decisive set of the decisive game, demonstrating their full commitment. However, there were two controversies during the game. Firstly, in the match between Sun Yingsha and Qian Tianyi, the "Little Demon King" questioned whether her shot should have been awarded a point due to an edge touch, but this was denied by Qian Tianyi. The referee did not allow a replay review and ruled that it was not an edge touch. In the decisive set, Wang Manyu faced the young player Tan Yuxuan. Initially thought to be a one-sided match, it became contentious when there was a dispute over whether Tan Yuxuan's ball bounced twice on the table before being returned. The argument dragged on, with the audience becoming unruly, creating a chaotic atmosphere akin to a vegetable market. Wang Manyu even argued with the coach and Sun Yingsha on the sidelines to prove her point, highlighting the intense rivalry in the match. After all, Sun Yingsha had already faced a controversial call regarding an edge touch, and her teammate Tan Yuxuan was gaining momentum in the decisive set, so they hoped to contest more. Notably, many of Sun Yingsha's fans were dissatisfied after the match, questioning the referee's differential treatment: "Why can't Sun Yingsha see the replay when the referee doesn't allow it, yet…

Ping Pong Final Showdown: Sun Yingsha vs. Wang Manyu - A Clash of Titans or a Team Effort? On New Year's Day 2025, the women's team final of the Ping Pong Super League finally kicked off, with Shenzhen University facing off against Shandong Luneng. This match is not only the highlight of the new year in the ping pong world but also akin to a high-quality "big female lead" drama: on one side is Sun Yingsha, ranked first in the world, and on the other is Wang Manyu, who has returned in fiery form and is making a strong comeback. It seems destined to be a collision of Mars and Earth. However, upon closer inspection, can this match really be decided solely by two top players? It's not that simple. First, let's talk about Shenzhen University, where the core is undoubtedly Sun Yingsha. With both her skills and looks online, Yingsha has long been one of the top streamers in the national table tennis scene. Her individual abilities are unquestionable; leading her team to a 3:1 victory over Shanghai Longteng in the semi-finals was her "big female lead moment." The problem lies in the fact that team matches are not like singles—no matter how invincible you are as an individual, you can only win up to two points. The remaining points must be made up by your teammates. Shenzhen University is somewhat stretched thin in this regard, with their overall strength slightly inferior. If the teammates cannot withstand the pressure, even if Yingsha is strong, she will be powerless to…

In the highly anticipated final of the Ping Pong Super League, Shenzhen University faced off against Shandong Luneng in an intense match. Despite a slight drop in strength due to Chen Meng's absence, Shenzhen University still managed to advance to the finals with their tenacious fighting spirit and excellent performance, ready to compete against Shandong Luneng led by Wang Manyu. At the start of the game, the combination of Chen Xingtong and Qian Tianyi gave Shandong Luneng an early lead by easily defeating Shenzhen University's pair, securing an auspicious start for their team. However, Shenzhen University did not lose heart. Sun Yingsha demonstrated her formidable power in the subsequent singles match. Although she was once trailing at 0:2, she fought back persistently with her indomitable spirit, eventually leveling the score. In the third set, Chen Xingtong once again contributed to Shandong Luneng's victory. She withstood the fierce onslaught from Shenzhen University's young player Kuai Man, adding another point to the team's tally. At this point, the pressure shifted to Shenzhen University, but Sun Yingsha stepped up once more. After being pushed to the brink by Qian Tianyi, she staged another remarkable comeback, bringing the score to a tie at 2:2. In the decisive set, Wang Manyu faced off against Hong Kong's young player Tan Yuexuan. As the core player of Shandong Luneng, Wang Manyu displayed her prowess from the outset, easily winning the first game. However, just as the fans thought Wang Manyu would secure an easy victory, the match took an unexpected turn. In the second game, a dispute…

On January 1st, Beijing time, the women's team final of the Chinese Super League concluded with Shandong Luneng, the runner-up from the previous year, narrowly defeating the reigning champions Shenzhen University 3-2 after a grueling five sets to claim their ninth title, thrilling fans with an intense match. After the final, former world champions from the national table tennis team, including Wang Liqin, Cao Yanhua, and Zheng Minzhi, took to the stage to present awards to the younger generation, posing for photos with players from Shandong Luneng, Shenzhen University, and third-place finishers Shanghai Longteng. Additionally, Chen Xingtong and Qian Tianyi from Shandong Luneng were awarded the titles of MVP in women's singles and doubles, respectively, making it a double celebration as they beamed with joy at the event. For more details, please read on. The women's team final of the Super League was indeed full of ups and downs. In the first set, Chen Xingtong/Qian Tianyi from Shandong Luneng defeated Kuai Man/Tan Yuxuan from Shenzhen University 3-1. However, Wang Manyu, who had a 2-0 lead, lost 2-3 to Sun Yingsha from Shenzhen University. In the third set, Chen Xingtong won again against Kuai Man with a score of 3-1. In the fourth set, Sun Yingsha defeated Qian Tianyi 3-2. The decisive fifth set was also a full five games, with Wang Manyu ultimately winning 3-2 against Tan Yuxuan to end the battle. Prior to this, Shandong Luneng had won the women's team championship eight times, and this is now their ninth coronation. Moreover, these two teams have met in the…

On the first day of the new year, January 1, 2025, sparks flew on the battlefield of the women's team final in the Ping Pong Super League. The Shandong Luneng team and the Shenzhen University team were like two elite forces, fiercely competing for the championship on the court. The weight of this final was as heavy as a trophy, attracting countless eyes. The atmosphere at the scene was like a taut bowstring, tense enough to make one breathless, and yet it was also like burning flames, hot enough to make one's blood boil. In this peak confrontation, every point contested between Sun Yingsha and Qian Tianyi was as thrilling as a battle between masters. However, just as the game entered a critical juncture of white-hot intensity, a ball that grazed the edge sparked a huge controversy. At that moment, the score was like a tightly balanced scale, with even the slightest tilt capable of determining the direction of the match. Sun Yingsha quickly signaled to the referee after sensing that the ball had brushed the edge, and the referee made a ruling in favor of Sun Yingsha after a brief judgment. This decision was like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, creating ripples upon ripples. Qian Tianyi immediately expressed her disagreement with this ruling through her expressions and body language. Her eyes revealed a hint of unwillingness and doubt, as if silently expressing her own viewpoint. In an instant, the atmosphere of the entire venue was pushed to a climax, and this match was shrouded in a layer…

On January 1st, Beijing time, a video of Wang Manyu confronting Sun Yingsha during the women's team final of the Ping Pong Super League has been exposed. The two national team teammates engaged in an intense dispute, raising the question of who is actually the head coach of Shenzhen University. The final match between Shandong Luneng and Shenzhen University saw Luneng narrowly win with a score of 3-2, securing the championship. However, amidst the excitement of the final, one particular moment caught the attention and sparked discussion. This occurred during the fourth set of the fifth game between Wang Manyu and Tan Yuexuan, when the score was tied at 1:1, leading to a significant controversial rally. Wang Manyu's return shot hit the net and bounced back, which Tan Yuexuan managed to return. At this point, Wang Manyu raised her hand to signal a pause in the game, believing that Tan Yuexuan's return had double-bounced, thus the point should be awarded to her. However, Tan Yuexuan disagreed, and an argument ensued. The referee initially ruled in favor of Shandong Luneng, awarding them the point. Sun Yingsha then stepped in to lead the appeal, emphasizing the importance of each point in the final stages of the match. With the score clearly at 1:1, the referee's decision to give Wang Manyu an additional point, making it 2:1, was met with disapproval from Sun Yingsha. She immediately pointed to the large screen above, requesting a replay review, leading to an intense debate between both sides. In an unexpected turn of events, Wang Manyu approached…

On January 1st, Beijing time, a video of Wang Manyu confronting Sun Yingsha during the women's team final of the Ping Pong Super League has been exposed. The two national team teammates engaged in an intense dispute, raising the question of who is actually the head coach of Shenzhen University. In the women's team final between Shandong Luneng and Shenzhen University, Luneng narrowly won the championship with a 3-2 victory. However, compared to the process of the final, there was a particular moment that sparked attention and discussion. This occurred during the fourth set of the fifth match between Wang Manyu and Tan Yuexuan, when the score was tied at 1:1, resulting in a significant controversial rally. Wang Manyu's return shot hit the net and bounced back, which Tan Yuexuan managed to return. At this point, Wang Manyu raised her hand to signal a pause in the game, believing that Tan Yuexuan's return had double-bounced, and thus should have been awarded a point to her. However, Tan Yuexuan did not agree, leading to a dispute. The referee initially ruled in favor of Shandong Luneng, awarding them the point. Sun Yingsha then led her team to argue their case, as they were already in the fifth match of the final, where every point was crucial. The score was clearly 1:1, but the referee's decision gave Wang Manyu an additional point, making it 2:1. Naturally, Sun Yingsha was not pleased and immediately pointed to the big screen above, requesting a replay review. Both sides began to engage in intense debate. At this…