Dimitrij Ovtcharov: 2017 World Cup Champion and Two-Time Olympic Men's Singles Bronze Medalist
2017 World Cup men's singles champion and men's singles bronze medalist at both the 2012 London and 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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2017 World Cup men's singles champion and men's singles bronze medalist at both the 2012 London and 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Bronze medalist in men's singles at the Paris 2024 Olympics, the first French winner of a WTT Grand Smash men's singles title in 2026, who rose to world No. 2.
The first man to complete the Grand Slam and 1992 Barcelona Olympic men's singles champion, known to Chinese fans as "the Evergreen" and "Lao Wa".
1991 World Championships and World Cup men's singles champion, celebrated as the owner of the world's best backhand, a core member of Sweden's golden generation.
2020 Tokyo Olympic mixed doubles champion, winner of the first Olympic gold medal in the history of Japanese table tennis.
2024 Paris Olympic mixed doubles bronze medalist, long ranked among the world's best in both mixed doubles and men's doubles.
2025 All-Japan Championships men's singles champion and 2026 WTT United States Grand Smash men's singles champion, currently ranked No. 3 in men's singles.
Men's singles World Cup champion in 2002 and 2005 and a former world No. 1, he was the flag-bearer of European table tennis for nearly two decades.
The leader of Japanese men's table tennis who won the World Tour Grand Finals men's singles at 15 and has beaten China's top players repeatedly on the biggest stages.
2024 Paris Olympic men's singles silver medalist, 2021 World Championships men's singles runner-up, 2025 European Grand Smash champion.
Men's singles World Cup champion in 1999, 2001 and 2009 — the best World Cup record ever by a European player.
Men's singles champion at the 2003 Paris World Championships, the most successful player in Austrian table tennis history.
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