China’s Wang Chuqin showed supremacy at the finals of WTT China Smash 2025 in Beijing, beating France’s young star Félix Lebrun 4–0 in the Men’s Singles final at Shougang Park.
Backed by a roaring home crowd, Wang Chuqin relentless pace & consistency overwhelmed Lebrun, sealing yet another major title for World #1.

China’s Xiang Peng delivered the shock of Day 5 at the China Smash 2025 presented by Beijing Shijingshan Culture & Tourism Group, as he overcame Brazil’s Hugo Calderano in a pulsating quarterfinal clash. The 21-year-old held his nerve in key rallies to clinch a dramatic 4–3 victory in front of the Beijing crowd.

At the WTT Europe Smash 2025, French Paddler Simon Gauzy delivered a remarkable performance to defeat China’s Lin Gaoyuan in a thrilling Round of 64 clash. The match went the distance, with Gauzy prevailing 3–2 in games.

Lin Yun Ju of Taipei has won Men’s Singles title at WTT Contender, Almaty 2023. This is his first WTT title in the 2023. The current World Rank #9 has finally regained his form in this WTT Contender event. 🥇⁠

Almost every 10 years, we see a new batch of players. Lots of excitement with a new era of players, new playing styles and some interesting techniques as well. There was a time when Chinese team stars like Ma Lin, Wang Hao, Wang Liqin retired and future of Chinese table tennis was handed over to the likes of Zhang Jike, Ma Long, Xu Xin, Fang Bo, Yan An etc and they changed the dominance of Chinese table tennis to a whole new level.