How many championships has Li Xiaoxia won, and what is the real reason for Li Xiaoxia s retirement?

1. Li Xiaoxia's world champions: (17, 2006-2015) 2006 World Championships women's team champion.

2007 World Cup Women's Team Champion.

2008 World Championship Women's Team Champion.

2008 World Cup Women's Singles Champion.

2009 World Championship Women's Doubles Champion.

2009 World Cup Women's Team Champion.

2010 World Cup Women's Team Champion.

2011 World Championships Women's Doubles Champion.

2011 World Cup Women's Team Champion.

2012 World Championships Women's Team Champion.

She won the women's singles at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Champion of the women's team at the 2012 London Olympics.

2013 World Cup Women's Team Champion.

In 2013, she won the women's singles championship at the 52nd World Table Tennis Championships.

In 2013, she won the women's doubles championship at the 52nd World Table Tennis Championships.

In 2014, she won the women's team championship at the 52nd World Table Tennis Championships.

2015 World Cup Women's Team Champion.

2. Li Xiaoxia, the main member of the Chinese women's table tennis team, was born in Anshan City, Liaoning Province in 1988, started playing at the age of 7, and went to Shandong from Liaoning since she was a child. Li Xiaoxia has good physical fitness and comprehensive skills, combining European speed and power arc ball with Chinese speed and changeability, and has masculine characteristics. In 1998, he was selected into the Shandong Sports Team, entered the national second team in 2001, and entered the national first team in 2002.

She won the 2008 World Cup Women's Singles Championship and won the first singles world championship of her career. In 2010, she won the women's singles championship at the Asian Games, and the women's singles championship and women's team championship at the 2012 London Olympics. 2013 52nd World Table Tennis Championships Women's Singles Champion; became another Grand Slam winner after Deng Yaping, Wang Nan, and Zhang Yining.

On September 10, 2013, in the table tennis competition of the 12th National Games, Li Xiaoxia narrowly defeated teammate Chen Meng 4-3 in the women's singles final to win the championship, making Li Xiaoxia another Grand Slam winner. In December 2013, she was elected as the captain of the Chinese women's table tennis team. On November 7, 2014, she won the first award of the International Olympic Association "Best Female Athlete Award of the 2012 London Olympic Games".

World Champions: (12).

2006 World Championship Women's Team Champion.

2007 World Cup Women's Team Champion.

2008 World Championship Women's Team Champion, 2008 World Cup Women's Singles Champion, 2009 World Championship Women's Doubles Champion, 2009 World Cup Women's Team Champion, 2010 World Cup Women's Team Champion.

2011 World Championships Women's Doubles Champion, 2011 World Cup Women's Team Champion, 2012 World Championships Women's Team Champion, 2012 London Olympics Women's Singles Champion, 2012 London Olympics Women's Team Champion.

Causes of injury and illness. At that time, Li Xiaoxia really didn't want to play because of injuries.

In the 2016 Rio Olympics, after playing the women's team finals, Li Xiaoxia, who helped the Chinese team win the championship, posted on her personal social platform: There is no banquet in the world, thank you to the country for cultivating me, and I have done my best to repay the country.

Regret is also beautiful, I face it with a smile, thanks to table tennis for letting me have so much, four years are very fast, these four years have experienced a lot, so that I continue to grow, there have been grievances, there have been pride, there have been giving up, there have been cold, injuries have brought me too much burden, daily pain, so that I can hardly persevere, tears only swallowed by myself.

But in the end, I came over, thank you for torturing me all the way, we are growing together, thank you for your support and companionship all the way, please remember the positive energy that Li Xiaoxia brought to everyone on the court and off the court, I hope you will continue to support our national football, and wish our team more and more brilliant.

Li Xiaoxia: Dominating the national table tennis world, why did you suddenly retire that year? Kong Linghui shouldn't take the blame.

Among all retired female table tennis players, this person is the first from the bottom in all aspects!

Name: Li Xiaoxia

Gender: Female. Nationality: Anshan, Liaoning.

Birthday: 1988.

Height: m. Weight: 64 kg.

Sport: Table tennis.

Brilliant results. Hold the racket horizontally in the right hand, and combine the curved ball with the fast-break ball player. After being selected for the national team, in February 2003, she cooperated with her teammates to win the first place in the women's team at the 16th Asian Table Tennis Championships and the first place in the women's singles at the 2002 National Table Tennis Championships.

Li Xiaoxia, born in 1988, is tall and powerful, with comprehensive skills, and combines European speed and power curve ball with China's speed and versatility quite well, and is the main reserve force of the Chinese women's team in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

Li Xiaoxia, who traveled from Liaoning to Shandong to play since she was a child, won the women's doubles championship at the National Games in 2005, the runner-up of the women's team and the best athlete in the Super League.

In 2007, she was the runner-up of the women's singles at the 2007 World Table Tennis Championships, the runner-up of the women's doubles at the Slovenia Open (with Chen Qing), the women's doubles champion at the Croatian Open (with Chen Qing), the women's singles champion and the women's doubles champion at the Qatar Open (with Wang Nan), and the women's doubles champion at the Kuwait Open (with Zhang Yining).

2006 Qatar Open Women's Singles Runner-up, Croatia Open Women's Doubles Runner-up, Slovenia Open Women's Doubles Champion, World Table Tennis Championships Women's Team Champion, Asian Games Women's Team and Women's Doubles (with Guo Yue) Champion;

2005 Asian Championships mixed doubles semifinals, Asian Cup women's singles runner-up, China Open (Shenzhen) women's singles champion;

2004 Welsh Open Women's Doubles Champion, China Open (Wuxi) Women's Doubles Champion;

2003 Asian Championships Women's Team Champion, World Youth Championships Women's Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Women's Team Champion;

In 2002, she was runner-up in women's doubles at the Poland, Netherlands, Sweden and Egypt Opens.

Li Xiaoxia, the main member of the Chinese women's table tennis team, belongs to the Shandong Luneng team, born in 1988, started playing at the age of 7, and went to Shandong from Liaoning since she was a child. Li Xiaoxia is tall and powerful, with a well-rounded technique, and combines European speed and power arc ball with China's speed and versatility quite well, and has masculine characteristics. In 1998, he was selected into the Shandong Sports Team, entered the national second team in 2000, and entered the national first team in 2001.

In 2005, she won the women's singles championship for the first time. In 2006, she was a member of the women's team champion of the 48th World Table Tennis Championships, and won the championship of the 2011 ITTF Classic.

According to Li Xiaoxia's own statement when she retired, the reason for her retirement was mainly because of injury.

As early as the age of 20, Li Xiaoxia won the World Cup women's singles championship, at the age of 24, she won the women's singles championship of the London Olympics, and at the age of 25, she won the World Table Tennis Championships singles championship and the National Games singles championship, achieving the great cause of the Grand Slam.

With such an achievement, it is said that there should be no regrets. However, in a recent interview, Li Xiaoxia said that she still has regrets.

Li Xiaoxia said: Actually, I still have a lot of regrets, now it seems that I shouldn't have retired so early, I should have played for another two years, so that everyone can see more of my style of play. In fact, the grades are no longer important to me, I just want to show myself to everyone!

remembers that after the women's team final of the Rio Olympics, Li Xiaoxia resolutely posted on her personal social platform to express her determination to retire. At that time, Li Xiaoxia said: I stood on the last shift of the national team, although there are some regrets, it is for a better life in the future, life cannot be beautiful, regrets are also beautiful, I face it with a smile.

As for the reason for Li Xiaoxia's retirement banquet, it is actually a mystery to this day, it is said that Li Xiaoxia was only 28 years old at the time, and she was still very good in terms of skills and tactics, and she reached the women's singles final of the Olympic Games for the second time in the Rio Olympics, and fought fiercely with Ding Ning in the final for seven rounds, and finally lost 3-4. And this is also what Li Xiaoxia said is a bit regretful.

At that time, Li Xiaoxia, according to her own statement, the reason for her retirement was mainly because of injuries.

At that time, Li Xiaoxia said on her personal social platform: Thank you for letting me have so much table tennis, four years are very fast, I have experienced a lot in the past four years, so that I continue to grow, I have been wronged, I have been proud, I have given up, I have been cold, injuries have brought me too much burden, and the pain every day makes it difficult for me to persevere.

In this year's Tokyo Olympics, Xu Xin and Liu Shiwen lost to the Japanese pair Mizutani Hayabusa and Mimato Ito in the mixed doubles event, and unfortunately won the silver medal. China has always been at the world's leading level in table tennis, and the only people who can compare with China are Japanese players who attach importance to the development of table tennis. There have been many powerful players in the history of Chinese table tennis, and Li Xiaoxia is one of them.

Why did Olympic champion Li Xiaoxia retire at the age of 28? Now I live a nourishing life with my husband and have given birth to two babies!

Li Xiaoxia used to be a member of the Chinese table tennis national team, and she won the World Cup women's singles championship, the World Table Tennis Championships women's singles championship, the Olympic women's singles championship and the Olympic team championship in her career. Li Xiaoxia is also a dazzling figure in the history of Chinese table tennis, and she is more concerned about her choice to retire at the peak of her career. Li Xiaoxia was only 28 years old when she announced her retirement at that time, and athletes of this age were in a state of competition.

The reason for Li Xiaoxia's retirement has never been anyone, and it is still a cloud of doubt.

Some people say that Li Xiaoxia was oppressed and had to choose to retire. When she participated in the Rio Olympics, her opponent in the women's singles finals was Ding Ning, Ding Ning was in the limelight at that time and was also a popular player to win the championship. Li Xiaoxia couldn't help but follow the team's instructions, but she scoffed at this kind of behavior, so she directly announced her retirement not long after the Rio Olympics.

The authenticity of this statement needs to be investigated, but Li Xiaoxia has lived a very happy life after retiring. She married Huo Yiming after retiring, and gave birth to two lovely daughters after marriage. I hope that Li Xiaoxia can live a happier life in the future, and I also hope that the players of the Chinese table tennis national team can achieve an excellent result in the Tokyo Olympics!

Now I live quite well with my husband, and the quality of life of the two is very good, and they are very happy.

Today's life is really good, now I am 28 years old, and I live a very happy life with my husband every day.

Now I have a very good life with my husband, and the two of them have also met each other in the process, and now their feelings for each other are very good, so they also chose to come together in this case.

Now life with my husband is very sweet. And the relationship between the two has always been very stable, which is very enviable.