The 2018 / 2019 CTTSL season concludes with the grand finals on 2 February. The men's field has been a really exciting one as the top 6 teams come down to close finishes. Against all odds, Tianjin Table Tennis Club wins its first CTTSL title. Whereas for the women, Shandong Luneng celebrates its sixth CTTSL victory. Young athletes Liang Jingkun and Wang Manyu are awarded the most-valued player.
Check out Round 9 of 2018 CTTSL!
Sun Mingyang is definitely the star from last round as she won 3-0 over Wang Manyu and ended Shandong Luneng's winning streak. Bayi Nanchang will be playing against another strong team Hongan Niuye. Meanwhile, Shandong Luneng will face off the challenge from Shenzhen University. Find out more about Round 8 of 2018 CTTSL.
Both Ma Long and Dimitrij Ovtcharov get off a good start in the last round but it might be a tough match coming up this weekend. On the women's side, Shandong Luneng remains undefeated after 6 rounds leading the leaderboard, can they maintain the lead? Find out more about Round 7 of 2018 CTTSL.
Guess what? Dimitrij Ovtcharov is in China and will be competing for Jiangsu Zhongchao! Yes, Dima will be at 2018 CTTSL!!! Find more information about Round 6 below!
Many may find Round 4 was just not quite the CTTSL we are used to or the results did not turn out the way we would have predicted. It's never easy to compete with a jet lag and tired body but with a few days to go to Round 5 hopefully the athletes will make their way out. Check out the schedule and other information about Round 5!
2018 CTTSL is back after a one-month hiatus! Some players have just played the Swedish Open and Austrian Open earlier this month and may be still fighting jet lag or perhaps hoping to turn their experiences into excellence at the league. Let's dive in to see when and who to follow in round 4 of 2018 CTTSL!
Every year, Chinese table tennis players represent their clubs to compete coast to coast at the Chinese Table Tennis Super League. It's not just an opportunity for table tennis lovers to meet high-level players and watch world-class matches but chances for athletes to test out their skills and prove themselves. Going into the 2018 season, there are 10 teams on each the men's side and the women's side with over 90 players, some have been to the World Championships and the Olympics while others are making their way to realize their dreams, but all, no matter veterans or newcomers, will strive their best to contend for the top prizes. We are excited to introduce them to you. This article will showcase the line-ups and strengthens of each women's team at 2018 CTTSL.
Every year, Chinese table tennis players represent their clubs to compete from coast to coast at the Chinese Table Tennis Super League. It's not just an opportunity for table tennis lovers to meet high-level players and watch world-class matches but chances for athletes to test out their skills and prove themselves. Going into the 2018 season, there are 10 teams on each the men's side and the women's side with over 90 players, some have been to the World Championships and the Olympics while others are making their way to realize their dreams, but all, no matter veterans or newcomers, will strive their best to contend for the top prizes. We are excited to introduce them to you. This article will showcase the line-ups and strengthens of each men's team at 2018 CTTSL.
The 2018 Men's World Cup will be held on this weekend (19-21 Oct). What is of particular interest is that the event will be held in Disney Paris providing an unusual contrast to the competitive atmosphere inside the arena. Few days to go before the Men's World Cup, let's enjoy some exciting matches from the CTTSL!
Some of the top players did not have their best showing in round 1. With round 2 of 2018 CTTSL coming up this weekend, let's see if they could get back on track!
