Who Won The 2022 World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals?
From September 30th through today, the 2022 World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals were held in Chengdu, China. Normally held every two years as a stand-alone championship event from 2000, this was the first Championships since 2018, as Busan 2020 was cancelled amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.
60 teams with more than 250 athletes featured across ten days of competition, in best-of-five singles matches determining overall team winners. Coming into the event, Team China had the most titles in the overall history of the championships, with 21 golds in both the men's and women's events since 1926. In the end, both the Swaythling Cup (the men's trophy) and the Corbillon Cup (women's) went to Team China again for the 22nd time each (!).
Congratulations to Team China, the class of table tennis once again! Teams Germany and Jaoan both secured a silver and a bronze each, with Teams Chinese Taipei and South Korea also reaching the medal table in Chengdu. Complete results can be found at ittf.com and worldtabletennis.com.
60 teams with more than 250 athletes featured across ten days of competition, in best-of-five singles matches determining overall team winners. Coming into the event, Team China had the most titles in the overall history of the championships, with 21 golds in both the men's and women's events since 1926. In the end, both the Swaythling Cup (the men's trophy) and the Corbillon Cup (women's) went to Team China again for the 22nd time each (!).
Congratulations to Team China, the class of table tennis once again! Teams Germany and Jaoan both secured a silver and a bronze each, with Teams Chinese Taipei and South Korea also reaching the medal table in Chengdu. Complete results can be found at ittf.com and worldtabletennis.com.
2022 World Team Table Tennis Champions
Fan Zhendong, Ma Long, Liang Jingkun, Wang Chuqin, and Lin Gaoyuan won the men's 2022 Swaythling Cup for Team China (WTT)
Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng, Wang Manyu, Wang Yidi, and Chen Xingtong captured Team China's fifth straight Women's Team title. (WTT)
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