With the ringing of the New Year's bell, the table tennis world also ushered in its first battle of the new year. In this exciting match, Shandong Luneng Team and Shenzhen University Team won the championship and runner-up in the women's team competition. The focus of the controversy: At a critical moment in the women's team final, Wang Manyu and Sun Yingsha debated over a controversial ball for as long as ten minutes. Whether the ball touched the table became the focus of the dispute. The referee's review and decision, as well as the intense debate between both sides, added a lot of drama to the game. Fan discussion: This controversy has also sparked extensive discussions among fans. Some believe that as a senior player, Wang Manyu should not argue with young players; others question the professionalism of the referees. However, we want to say that respecting the final ruling of the referee is a quality that every fan should have. Reconciliation and friendship: Despite the intense controversy on the court, the two attended a symposium at Jiaotong University in the afternoon, showing their friendly relationship off the court. This is not only respect for the game but also respect for the opponent. New Year, new气象: Sun Yingsha posted on social media at the beginning of the New Year, thanking the fans for their support and looking forward to achieving better results in 2025. At the same time, she also released the first photo of the New Year together with her coach COCO, showing the new气象of the New Year. Wishing…

On the first day of the new year in 2025, a seemingly ordinary ball caused a ten-minute halt in the Women's Team Final of the Ping Pong Super League. The match between Shandong Luneng and Shenzhen University became one of the most talked-about topics in the sports world due to a controversial refereeing decision! During the decisive fifth game with both sides tied at 2-2, the match between Wang Manyu and the 18-year-old rookie Tan Yuexuan took on particular significance. When Wang Manyu was leading 2-1, a seemingly simple return caused a huge stir. This ball, which had a rolling net characteristic, appeared to have bounced twice according to Wang Manyu, while Tan Yuexuan believed she had successfully saved the ball when it only bounced once. The on-site referee initially ruled in favor of Wang Manyu, but this decision immediately sparked strong dissatisfaction from the entire Shenzhen University team. Sun Yingsha led the request to review the video footage, and the Shenzhen University coaching staff also lodged a protest. In slow-motion replays from multiple angles, the ball seemed to have indeed bounced only once before being saved by Tan Yuexuan, forming a stark contrast with the initial ruling. At this point, the atmosphere at the match reached boiling point. The Shandong Luneng side also expressed dissatisfaction with the developing situation, and Wang Manyu repeatedly argued her case with the referee. In such circumstances, the head referee had to intervene to mediate. After nearly ten minutes of intense discussion, a compromise decision was ultimately made: the original ruling was cancelled, and…

The women's team final of the 2024 Ping Pong Super League recently concluded, with Shandong Luneng facing off against Shenzhen University in a thrilling showdown. This epic battle was not only a test of the teams' strength but also a comprehensive competition of the players' mentality and resilience. Ultimately, Shandong Luneng narrowly defeated Shenzhen University with a score of 3:2, lifting the championship trophy and putting a perfect ending to their season. The focus of the final was on the decisive match. In previous games, key players such as Sun Yingsha and Qian Tianyi contributed crucial points for their teams, keeping the scores close. In the last round, Shandong Luneng sent out the experienced Wang Manyu to face Shenzhen University's young Hong Kong player, Tan Yuexuan. Wang Manyu, with her stable performance and rich experience in major competitions, quickly took control of the game's rhythm and won decisively, helping Shandong Luneng lock in the victory with a 3:2 score and successfully claim the top spot. In this match, both teams demonstrated top-level competitive standards. Chen Xingtong and Qian Tianyi from Shandong Luneng took the first point for their team in the women's doubles, laying a good foundation for the final. On the other hand, Sun Yingsha from Shenzhen University showed her tenacious will, staging an impressive comeback from two points down to win three in the women's singles, securing a vital point for her team and fully demonstrating her world-class skills. Furthermore, Fan Siqi and Xu Yi from Shandong Luneng also played significant roles in the game, contributing to the…

In the final of the Ping Super League, Sun Yingsha's Shenzhen University fell short of defending their title by just one victory. On January 1st, in the final match of the Ping Super League, Sun Yingsha's Shenzhen University faced off against Wang Manyu's Shandong Luneng. Last season, Shenzhen University, with Sun Yingsha and Chen Meng, defeated Shandong Luneng to claim the championship. However, this season, Chen Meng did not participate in the competition, leaving Sun Yingsha to lead a team of post-00s players, which led to Shenzhen University being jokingly referred to as the "Shenzhen Kindergarten Team" by fans. In the first round, the combination of Chen Xingtong and Qian Tianyi from Shandong Luneng defeated the Shenzhen pair to secure the first victory, leading the score 1:0. Subsequently, Sun Yingsha faced Wang Manyu, where Sun Yingsha made a remarkable comeback after trailing by two sets, winning three consecutive sets to level the score at 1:1. The third round became the focus of attention as Chen Xingtong defeated Kuai Man, securing the crucial second point for Shandong Luneng, giving them a 2:1 lead. In the fourth round, Sun Yingsha managed to turn the tide, leveling the score at 2:2. In the decisive fifth round, young Hong Kong player Tan Yuexuan displayed extraordinary determination, engaging in a fierce battle with Wang Manyu until the fifth set. Ultimately, Wang Manyu secured the decisive point for Shandong Luneng, helping them defeat Shenzhen University with a final score of 3:2 to claim the championship. With this victory over Sun Yingsha's Shenzhen University team, how much…

Beijing time January 2nd news, the 2024-25 Ping Pong Super League finals have come to a successful conclusion. In the team final, Shandong Luneng, led by world number two Wang Manyu, won the championship with a narrow 3-2 victory over Shenzhen University, led by world number one "Little Demon King" Sun Yingsha. In this match, Wang Manyu narrowly defeated Tan Yuexuan 3-2 in the decisive set to secure the championship.‌ The 2024 Ping Pong Super League held the first stage group matches in mid-December. Shandong Luneng, led by world number two Wang Manyu, finished first with a record of five consecutive victories, while Shenzhen University, led by world number one "Little Demon King" Sun Yingsha, finished second with a record of four wins and one loss.‌ In the semi-finals, Shenzhen University turned the tables with a 3-1 victory over Shanghai Longteng to advance to the final. In this match, Shenzhen University was at a disadvantage in the first doubles match, but Sun Yingsha followed up with consecutive 3-1 and 3-0 victories over He Jiazhao and Liu Weishan. Adding to this, Kuai Man's 3-2 victory over Chen Yi, Shenzhen University eventually advanced to the final with a 3-1 victory.‌ In the second semi-final, Shandong Luneng easily defeated Huangshi Base · Hua Xin Women's Team 3-0 to advance to the final, with outstanding performances from Wang Manyu and Chen Xingtong.‌ In this semi-final, Huangshi Base · Hua Xin Women's Team's No. 1 player Miyuu Kihara lost two consecutive matches, suffering a 0-3 defeat to Chen Xingtong/Qian Tianyi in the doubles match and…

The Ping Pong Super League women's team event concluded with Shandong Luneng defeating Shenzhen University 3-2. However, during the competition, fans were concerned when the usually good-natured Wang Manyu became angry and her emotions lingered for a while. Additionally, Sun Yingsha also had a brief disagreement with the referee over a close call, but she quickly regained control of her emotions. The three reasons why Wang Manyu got angry are as follows: During the fifth match of the team event, with the score tied at 2-2 between Shandong Luneng and Shenzhen University, Wang Manyu faced off against Tan Yuexuan in the fourth set. The referee believed that one of the balls bounced twice, leading to a dispute between both sides and their coaches. Wang Manyu was indeed very angry at that moment. She approached Sun Yingsha to discuss a solution, but from Wang Manyu's expression, it could be felt that she did not receive the response she wanted. The referee then decided that the point would not count. Wang Manyu, who is very competitive, felt immense pressure, especially since she had been overtaken by Sun Yingsha after leading in the first two sets of the second match, which had already caused some fluctuations in her state and emotions. In a post-match interview, Wang Manyu also mentioned that her poor emotional state was related to Sun Yingsha's outstanding performance. Furthermore, players have the right and obligation to fight for points on the court, as even a single point can affect the outcome of the team's victory or defeat. Therefore, Wang Manyu's…

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…

Recently, the foreign player changes at Shandong Taishan have sparked a lot of discussion, especially when everyone discovered that four foreign players were going to leave. People are speculating about what kind of plan might be hidden behind this. It's important to note that these foreign players aren't minor figures; their departure may indicate that Shandong Taishan is making a bold adjustment. So, what exactly is the reason for this? Let's take a look together. Let's talk about these departing foreign players. Leonardo hasn't appeared much on Shandong Taishan's match list since July 2021. At that time, he had serious injury problems and was later loaned out to other teams. In the past two years, he has performed well in Zhejiang Team. Returning to Shandong Taishan, it's clear that he no longer has any playing opportunities. Do you think such a person wouldn't leave? As for Marcel, he joined in the summer window of 2024 with a transfer fee of only 50,000 euros, and it's not an exaggeration to call him a firefighting player. However, despite his tall stature, he failed to replace Jadeson's position well in defense, and the results were just so-so. Coupled with Jadeson's frequent injuries, ultimately, both sides couldn't renew the contract, and as a result, these few foreign players could only pack up and leave. As for Pato, his time with the team was short and without many highlights, leaving Shandong Taishan is also a foregone conclusion. Some netizens expressed that with such a change and addition, Taishan Team can be said to have completely…

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, Shandong Luneng celebrated their victory over Shenzhen University with a million-dollar prize. Wang Manyu made two fist-pumping roars and circled the field 360 degrees, making a "1" gesture to indicate her dominance. The coach of Shandong team and Chen Xingtong's remarks were even more impressive. Shandong Luneng narrowly defeated Shenzhen University 3-2 to win the table tennis super league championship. Throughout the match and after its conclusion, Wang Manyu's celebration was indeed very domineering. This final was indeed controversial, with Wang Manyu facing boos from many fans at the scene, and some even shouting about biased refereeing. Therefore, she had a grudge in her heart when she finally won the championship. Facing Tan Yuexuan, she took a 10:7 match point and celebrated with a wild fist pump and arm swing. This scene of Wang Manyu raising her arms in triumph was very shocking because it was the first time she had released herself so much to celebrate scoring a point, even though she hadn't won yet. Later, after securing the last point, Wang Manyu made an even more spectacular move by circling the field 360 degrees and making a "1" gesture to signal that Shandong Luneng Women's Team is the champion and number one in China. Moreover, she also made a hand-spreading gesture, which seemed even more arrogant. I've won, so what can you do if you don't like it? The fans at the scene booed her, but Wang Manyu ultimately chose to respond in this way. Not only that, but later we could see…