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Zhang Ning. On the evening of August 19, Beijing time, the women's singles final of the Athens Olympic Games was held at the Goodi Olympic Center, with the No. 2 seed and 29-year-old Chinese player Zhang Ning facing the No. 4 seed Zhang Haili of the Netherlands. Zhang Haili advanced to the final after knocking out No. 1 seed Gong Ruina of China in the semifinals.

In the deciding game, Zhang Ning led 3:0 at the beginning. However, Zhang Haili saw that the situation was not good, and immediately began to attack, and ended with 3:

3 tie the score. After that, the two sides exchanged serve rights continuously, and Zhang Haili, who was too impatient, made consecutive mistakes, allowing Zhang Ning to lead 5:3.

At this time, Zhang Haili once again asked to wipe her sweat and change the ball in a row, and it really achieved the effect, scoring 2 points in a row to tie at 5:5, but her fifth point was a suspicious kill out of bounds and was judged by the division line to be in bounds. But at this time, Zhang Ning had completely obeyed the command of the coach on the sidelines and stabilized, holding on to the opponent, making the opponent make mistakes and impatient.

Sure enough, Zhang Haili, whose physical strength began to decline, made more mistakes, allowing Zhang Ning to score 5 points in a row, and Zhang Ning got the match point. At the critical moment, Zhang Ning returned the ball out of bounds and changed serves. Zhang Haili held the middle and put the net in front of it, Zhang Ning obliquely picked the diagonal and was in the boundary.

changed the serve again, the second match point, Zhang Ning returned the ball but couldn't reach the net in the hold. Changing the serve, Zhang Haili used the bottom line again and Zhang Ning returned the ball to the net to score two points, 7:10.

Zhang Ning was quite patient in the hold, and finally used a smash to regain the serve. At the last moment, in front of Zhang Ning's hanging net, Zhang Haili returned the ball slightly higher in front of the net, and Zhang Ning finally got her most critical point in the game. 11：

Another precious gold medal for the Chinese delegation. This is also the first gold medal of the Chinese badminton team in this Olympic Games.

Zhang Ning obtained. Year 2004.

Athens. Olympic badminton women's singles. Gold medal.

The women's singles table tennis champion at the 2004 Athens Olympics was Zhang Yining, the runner-up was Kim Hyang-mi of North Korea, and the third runner-up was Kim Kyung-e of South Korea.

The men's singles champion is Liu Chengmin, the runner-up is Wang Hao, and the third runner-up is Wang Liqin.

Since Rong Guotuan won the first world championship in 1959, the Chinese table tennis team has won a world championship for the motherland for more than 40 years.

The Chinese table tennis team was founded in 1952, and the team motto of the Chinese table tennis team is "you don't want this point, the motherland still needs this point". With the enthusiastic support of the people of the whole country, we have worked hard and climbed endlessly, and have experienced a development process from weak to strong and lasting prosperity.

In the 2004 Athens Olympics, in the women's singles final of table tennis, Zhang Yining defeated the North Korean backhand raw rubber player 4:0 and won the Olympic championship.

1 Zhang Yining, China (Gold Medal).

2 Kim Hyang-Mi North Korea (Silver) 3 Kim Kyung-ah South Korea (Bronze).

Wang Nan.

He started playing at the age of 7, entered the Liaoning Provincial Team in 1989, was selected for the national team in 1993, won the singles and doubles champions of the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, the doubles champion of the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, and the singles runner-up and team champion of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. He won 24 world titles before retiring.

Early life experienceWang Nan began to play at the age of 7, began to contact table tennis in 1985, entered Fushun Sports School in 1989, studied under Zhang Jingqing and entered the Liaoning Provincial Team in 1992, the coach was Zhang Kangmei was selected for the Chinese national team at the end of 1993, and the head coach was Zeng Chuanqiang.

Left-handed Wang Nan won the 1994 Swedish Open women's singles title a year after being selected for the national team, and the 1995 China Open women's singles title. Since 1996, the women's singles world rankings published by the ITTF have increased year by year, ranking 5th in 1996, 3rd in 1997, 3rd in 1998, 1st in 1999, 1st in 2000, and 1st in 2001.

2000 Sydney Olympics Wang Nan.

Women's Singles Champions of the Olympic Games:

1988 Seoul Chen Jing.

1992 Barcelona Deng Yaping.

1996 Atlanta Deng Yaping.

2004 Athens Zhang Yining.

2008 Beijing, Zhang Yining.

London 2012 (Waiting for good news).

In the 2012 Olympic Games, in the final round of the Chinese badminton women's doubles group competition, the Chinese combination Yu Yang and Wang Xiaoli were suspected of deliberately losing.

Li Xiaoxia. On the evening of August 1, 2012, Beijing time, the final of the 2012 London Olympic Games table tennis women's singles event kicked off

4) Defeated teammate Ding Ning and achieved his most brilliant moment.

This is also the 15th gold medal won by the Chinese Olympic delegation and the first gold medal in table tennis. Li Xiaoxia's previous career was not satisfactory, and she even had the nickname of "Sister Bumpy", but I believe that Li Xiaoxia will definitely become the brightest star after today.

Year 2004.

The men's badminton singles champion at the Athens Olympics was Tawfik from Indonesia.

Indonesia] Tawfik vs.

South Korea] Son Seung-mo].

Year 2004.

The women's badminton singles champion at the Athens Olympics is Zhang Ning of China

China] Zhang Ning against.

Indonesia] Zhang Haili].

The 2004 Olympic badminton mixed doubles champion was Zhang Jun Gao [[China].

Zhang Jun is a senior officer.

Against [Great Britain] players Robertson and Ameson].

The 2004 Olympic badminton women's doubles champion is Yang Wei and Zhang Jiewen of China

China] Yang Wei and Zhang Jiewen.

Against [China].

Huang Sui Gao Ling].

The 2004 Olympic Badminton Men's Doubles champion was Kim Dong-moon Ha Tae-kwon of South Korea

South Korea] Kim Dong-moon Ha Tae-kwon.

Against [South Korea].

Lee Dong-so, Yoo Yong-sung].

In the badminton women's singles final at the Tokyo Olympics, Chinese mainland player Chen Yufei won the championship with a score of :18 and won the gold medal.

Chen Yufei, born on March 1, 1998 in Mahong Tonglu County, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, is a women's singles player of the Chinese badminton team.

In 2017, Chen Yufei won the badminton women's singles championship in the 13th National Games of the People's Republic of China (2017 Tianjin National Games). In 2018, Chen Yufei won the women's singles championship at the 2018 China (Fuzhou) Open Badminton Championships.

In 2019, Chen Yufei won the Women's Singles Champion of the All England Open Badminton Championships, the Women's Singles Champion of the Swiss Open Badminton Championships, the Mixed Team Champion of the 2019 Sudirman Cup World Badminton Mixed Team Championships, the Women's Singles Champion of the Australian Open Badminton Championships, the Women's Singles Champion of the Thailand Open Badminton Championships, the Women's Singles Champion of the 2019 China (Fuzhou) Open Badminton Championships, the Women's Singles Champion of the Hong Kong Badminton Open Badminton Championships, and the Women's Singles Champion of the BWF World Bond Sakura World Tour Finals.

In 2020, Chen Yufei won the women's singles title of the BWF Super 500 Malaysia Masters. In 2021, Chen Yufei won the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Badminton Women's Singles Championship, the 2021 Sudirman Cup World Badminton Mixed Team Championships, and the Uber Cup Badminton Team Championship.

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2.Wendi (New Zealand).

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Laura White (USA) 6Lee Zha (Singapore).

7.Janet Jacobson (AUS) 8Elzbieta Strzelecka (Poland).