Chen Weixing

Born: 27/04/1972
Height: 173 cm
Nationality: Chinese/Austrian
Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 9 (March 2006)

Chen Weixing (Chinese: 陳衛星) was born 27 April, 1972 in Inner Mongolia, China. Since 1996, he represented Austria on the international level.
He is a 2-time European champion – once in doubles and team events. On the professional circuit, Weixing won one singles and two doubles titles in his career. On club level, he won 15 Austrian Bundesliga, two Champions League and one Hungarian Extraliga and ETTU Cup title.

WORLD CUP

2007 Magdeburg (Team)
2010 Dubai (Team)

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

2002 Zagreb (Mixed Doubles & Team)
2003 Courmayeur (Doubles) (Mixed Doubles)
2005 Aarhus (Mixed Doubles & Team)
2008 Saint Petersburg (Team)
2009 Stuttgart (Team)
2011 Gdansk (Team)
2015 Yekaterinburg (Team)

EUROPEAN TOP 16

2010 Düsseldorf
2012 Villeurbanne

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

2004 Polish Open Danish Open
2005 Chinese Taipei Open
2006 Kuwait Open Korea Open
2008 USA Open

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

2002 German Open
2003 Malaysia Open
2004 USA Open Polish Open
2005 Korea Open Russia Open German Open
2006 Chile Open Singapore Open German Open Polish Open
2007 Chile Open
2009 USA Open

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

1996 Hungary 1st (Postas SE)
1999 Austria 1st Champions League (TTV Hornstein)
2000 ETTU Cup (TTG Hoengen)
2002 Austria 1st Champions League (SVS Niederösterreich)
2003 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2004 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2005 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2006 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2007 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2008 Austria 1st Champions League (SVS Niederösterreich)
2009 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2010 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2011 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2012 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2013 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2014 Austria 1st (SVS Niederösterreich)
2017 Austria 1st (UTTC Stockerau)
2018 Austria 1st (UTTC Stockerau)
2019 Austria 1st (UTTC Stockerau)
2020 Austria 1st (UTTC Stockerau)
2021 Austria 1st (UTTC Stockerau)
2022 Austria 1st (UTTC Stockerau)