47 posts tagged “Shakehand”
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.
Mixed doubles champion at the 2017 World Championships, a three-time Olympic women's team medalist, and the central figure in Japanese women's table tennis for nearly a decade.
1995 World Championships men's singles champion and 2000 Sydney Olympic men's singles champion, a Grand Slam winner who was once the youngest men's World No. 1.
2025 World Championships women's doubles champion, year-end World No. 1 in both mixed doubles and women's doubles, a core member of the new generation of Chinese women's table tennis.
2000 Sydney Olympic women's doubles champion who, together with Wang Nan, formed the most stable Chinese women's doubles pairing of the late 1990s.
2012 London Olympic women's singles champion and 2013 Paris World Championships women's singles champion, a career Grand Slam winner.
2024 Paris Olympic mixed doubles bronze medalist, long ranked among the world's best in both mixed doubles and men's doubles.
Became the youngest men's World No. 1 in history at 19 in 2025, then swept men's singles, men's doubles and mixed doubles titles at the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games.
Won the Women's World Cup singles title five times, more than any other player, and took the 2019 Budapest World Championships women's singles crown.
1992 Barcelona Olympic men's doubles champion who, together with Wang Tao, formed China's most stable men's doubles pairing of the early 1990s.
The first man to complete a double Grand Slam, three consecutive World Championships men's singles titles, and six Olympic gold medals — the most of any Chinese athlete.
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