Wang Chuqin thrillingly advanced to the top 4 of the 2025 World Cup Table Tennis Tournament, and the national table tennis team strives for the top 4 of the men's singles 4 to account for 3

After a fierce battle until the 7th game of the extra point match, he defeated the German good Duda, and Chinese star Wang Chuqin advanced to the men's singles semi-finals of the 2025 Macau World Cup Table Tennis Tournament. Wang Chuqin, ranked No. 2 in the world and sitting in the lower half of the men's singles, narrowly defeated world No. 17 Duda 11-2, 11-13, 11-9, 3-11, 11-7, 7-11, 12-10 after a fierce battle in the top 8 for more than one hour on the 18th.

Wang Chuqin fought fiercely in the top 8 of the men's singles until the 7th game of the extra point match before narrowly defeating Duda and grabbing the semi-final qualification

In the 7th game of the decisive game, Wang Chuqin led 7-5 and was overtaken by Duda with 4 points in a row. Then faced a desperate situation of 9-10, Wang Chuqin saved the match point and grabbed the top 4 qualification in the extra point match. Wang Chuqin's next opponent is yet to be determined, with Japan's Tomokazu Haramoto and Brazil's Hugo Calderano in the quarterfinals tonight.

China sought to secure a place in the semi-finals in the top half of the men's singles, with Liang Jingkun beating Slovenia's Joczyk 4-2 and world No. 1 Golin Shidong later beating Sweden's Olympic silver medallist Moregaard.

In the men's singles round of 16 on the evening of the 17th, Wang Chuqin defeated American player Jeha 4-1, Duda defeated his predecessor and 2017 champion Ocharov 4-3 in the German domestic battle, Hugo defeated Japan's Daito Tsuzuka 4-1, and Moregard defeated French player Goetz 4-2.

Chen Xingtong defeated Bruna 4-1 in the women's singles quarterfinals. Takahashi passes

In the women's singles quarterfinals, China's Chen Xingtong in the top half defeated Brazilian-Japanese player Bruna Takahashi 11-8, 6-11, 13-11, 11-7, 11-7. Featuring a little later, Sun Yingsha is expected to join teammate Chen Xing in the semi-finals, where the world number one and defending champion will face Chinese Taipei veteran Zheng Yijing in the quarterfinals.

The two quarterfinals in the lower half of the women's singles were civil wars, with Japan's Misei Ito defeating her sister Satsuki Oto, Wang Manyu and Kuo Man, who also belong to China, 4-2.

The 2025 Table Tennis World Cup Women's Singles Top 8 Order Table produced by Japanese media on the 18th

In the round of 16 women's singles on the 17th night, Wang Manyu was first "drawn" by Zhang Benmei and first (3-1 in the game), and finally reversed the Japanese rising star 4-3, Kuo Man defeated South Korean veteran Xu Xiaoyuan 4-0, Bruna Takahashi swept Romania's Szokos 4-0, and Satsuki Oto won 4-1 against French naturalized veteran Yuan Jianan.