Who was the singles champion of the 2007 Men s World Table Tennis Championships

It seems that Wang Liqin vigorously reversed Marin to win the championship.

Name]: Wang Hao.

Gender]: Male.

Date of birth]: December 1, 1983.

Place of birth]: Changchun, Jilin.

Height]: 176 cm.

Weight]: 65 kg.

Blood Type]: A Identity]: Athlete.

Personal hobbies]: listening**, reading books.

Registered unit]: People's Liberation Army.

Sport]: Table tennis.

Sports experience In 1992, he began to engage in professional training, and the coach was Xue Ruikun; In 1996, he entered the Bayi team, and the coach was Jing Yude; At the end of '98, he was selected for the second national team and promoted to the first team at the beginning of '99.

Main results: 1998 National Junior Championships Men's Singles 6th ;

1999 World Club Team Champion

1999 Asian Junior Championships Team Champion, Men's Doubles Runner-up, Men's Singles Runner-up;

2000 Men's World Club Team Runner-up;

2001 Men's Team Champion of the Ninth National Games;

2002 Dutch Open, Egypt Open Men's Singles Champion, Men's Doubles 3rd;

2003 3rd men's singles in the 5th City Games;

2003 Croatia Open Men's Singles Champion

2003 Asian Championships Men's Team Champion, Men's Singles Champion;

2003 China Open Men's Singles Runner-up and Men's Doubles Runner-up (with Kong Linghui);

2003 National Championships Men's Singles Champion and Men's Doubles Champion (with Kong Linghui);

2003 Men's Doubles runner-up at the 47th World Table Tennis Championships;

2003 ITTF Pro Tour Finals Men's Singles Champion

2004 Greek Open Men's Singles Champion

2004 Men's Team Champion of the 47th World Table Tennis Championships;

2004 Olympic Games Men's Singles Runner-up, World Cup Third Place;

2005 Asian Cup Men's Singles Champion, Asian Championships Men's Team Champion, Qatar Open Men's Doubles Champion, China Open (Harbin) Men's Doubles Runner-up, Shenzhen Men's Singles Runner-up, 48th World Table Tennis Championships Men's Doubles Champion (and Kong Linghui), World Cup Men's Singles Runner-up;

2006 ITTF Tour Slovenia Men's Singles Champion, Croatia and Qatar Men's Doubles Champion, 48th World Table Tennis Championships Bremen Men's Team Champion;

2006 Doha Asian Games table tennis men's singles, men's team champion;

2006 ITTF Pro Tour Finals Men's Singles Champion;

In 2007, he won the third place in men's singles at the World Table Tennis Championships, and won the runner-up in doubles with Wang Liqin;

2007 China Open Champion (consecutive victories over Wang Liqin and Ma Lin);

2007 World Cup Men's Singles Champion.

First place: Wang Chuanyao One of the famous Chinese table tennis players in the 50s of the last century, the style of play is a right-handed straight shot positive rubber fast attack type. When I was a teenager, I originally wanted to be a football player, but later changed to table tennis by chance.

He was the men's singles champion of the inaugural National Games in 1959, defeated the top star Bercek (Hungary) nine times in his career, and was the first Chinese player to defeat world champion Ichiro Hagimura (Japan).

Second place: Zhuang Zedong This is believed to be known to everyone, he is the men's singles champion of the 26-28 World Table Tennis Championships, and the first famous player to keep the copied St. Bride Cup in China forever. He is a representative of the "two-sided fast attack" style of play with a straight right hand.

In the second National Games held in 1965, he won the men's singles championship. He also played a crucial role in the "ping-pong diplomacy" between China and the United States in the early 70s of the last century.

Third place: Wang Wenrong The 3rd National Games was successfully held 10 years after the previous session, and in the 3rd National Games in 1975, Wang Wenrong, a table tennis star from Hebei, finally won the men's singles championship.

The men's singles champion of the World Table Tennis Championships is Fan Zhendong.

Fan Zhendong, born on January 22, 1997 in Guangzhou, Guangdong, is a native of Qidong, Hunan, a Chinese table tennis player, playing for the Shanghai team and the Chinese national table tennis team. In February 2012, he entered the Chinese national table tennis team; In December, he won the men's singles, mixed doubles and men's team championships at the World Youth Table Tennis Championships. In September 2013, he won the men's team, men's doubles championship and men's singles runner-up in the 12th National Games.

In November, at the ITTF Tour Poland Open, Fan Zhendong became the youngest men's singles champion in the history of the ITTF Tour. In August 2014, he won the men's singles table tennis championship at the 2nd Summer Youth Olympic Games and became a Grand Slam player who completed the world's top youth table tennis tournament.

Details of the 2023 World Table Tennis Championships:

On May 28, 2023, at the men's singles final of the World Table Tennis Championships held in Durban, Fan Zhendong successfully won the championship. His opponent was Wang Chuqin, and it was a high-profile match.

At the beginning of the game, Wang Chuqin was in excellent form, leading the game 11:8. But in front of the orange silver, Fan Zhendong did not give up easily, he scored two points in a row in the second game, 11:

9 equalized the game. Since then, Fan Zhendong's form has been getting better and better, winning two games with a round banquet :10.

However, Wang Chuqin did not give up, he saved 5 championship points in a row, and finally won the game 13-11.

In the sixth game, Fan Zhendong adjusted his state and successfully defeated Wang Chuqin 11:3 to win the game. He successfully defended his title and became the eventual winner of the men's singles table tennis in the world.