Table tennis world ranking (understand the ranking of world table tennis masters)
Calculation method of table tennis world ranking
The world table tennis ranking is calculated by ITTF according to the performance of players in various competitions, the level of competition and the level of contestants. ITTF updates the world rankings once a month, and the top 16 players are considered as world-class masters.
Specifically, the calculation method of table tennis world ranking includes the following aspects:
1. The level of the competition. ITTF divides the competition into four levels: Grand Slam, World Tour, International Challenge and International Series. Different levels of competition have different points, and the grand slam competition has the highest points.
2. The level of the players. ITTF classifies athletes according to their strength and ranking. If the top player beats the bottom player in the game, he will get a lower score accordingly.
3. Competition results. The player's performance in the game is the key factor to calculate the points, and victory can bring more points to the player.
The influence of table tennis world ranking
Table tennis world ranking has an important influence on athletes' career and event arrangement. The top players can get more opportunities and higher bonuses, while the bottom players may need to participate in more qualifiers to qualify.
In addition, the world ranking is also an important basis for players to participate in large-scale events such as the Olympic Games and the World Cup. The world's top 16 players can directly qualify for the Olympic Games, while the lower-ranked players need to compete for the qualification through the qualifiers.
Top ten players in the world
As of April, 20021,the top ten table tennis players in the world are:
1. Bohr (Germany)
2. Fan Zhendong (China)
3. Kento Momota (Japan)
4. Lin (Taipei, China)
5. Ryu Seung-min (ROK)
6. Malone (China)
7. Ochalov (Russia)
8. Lee Sang-su (ROK)
9.Koki Niwa (Japan)
10. Chen Long (China)