Fan Zhendong

Born: 22/01/1997
Height: 173 cm
Nationality: Chinese
Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 1 (March 2023)

The comparison against the all-time greatest player in terms of accolades.

Fan Zhendong (Chinese: 樊振东) was born 22 January, 1997 in Guangzhou, China.
He is one of the greatest Chinese players of his generation, being a strong rival to Ma Long since his professional debut. Fan Zhendong is a 3-time Olympic champion – once in singles and twice, in team event. He is also a 9-time World champion, 5 times in team event, and twice, in singles and doubles events. Guangzhou born player is a 11-time Asian champion – 5 times in team event, three times in doubles, twice in singles, and once, in mixed doubles event. On the national level, he is a 7-time Chinese champion – 4 times in singles, twice in doubles and once in mixed doubles event. On the professional circuit, Fan Zhendong has won 19 titles in singles and 12 titles in doubles event. On club level, he has won one Chinese Super League title.

WORLD RANKING HISTORY OF FAN ZHENDONG

Yearly positions in the TOP 30 in the World Ranking during player’s international career. The white graph shows years that player was ranked outside TOP 30.

OLYMPIC GAMES

2020 Tokyo (Team) (Singles)
2024 Paris (Singles & Team)

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

2014 Tokyo (Team)
2015 Suzhou (Doubles) (Singles)
2016 Kuala Lumpur (Team)
2017 Düsseldorf (Doubles) (Singles)
2018 Halmstad (Team)
2019 Budapest (Mixed Doubles)
2021 Houston (Singles)
2022 Chengdu (Team)
2023 Durban (Singles & Doubles)
2024 Busan (Team)

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WORLD CUP

2015 Halmstad (Singles) Dubai (Team)
2016 Saarbrücken (Singles)
2018 London (Singles & Team) Paris (Singles)
2019 Chengdu (Singles) Tokyo (Team)
2020 Weihai (Singles)
2023 Chengdu (Team)

WORLD TOUR FINALS

2013 Dubai (Singles)
2015 Lisbon (Singles)
2016 Doha (Singles)
2017 Astana (Singles)
2019 Zhengzhou (Singles & Doubles)
2020 Zhengzhou (Singles)
2021 Singapore (Singles)
2023 Doha (Singles) (Doubles)

ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

2013 Busan (Team) (Mixed Doubles)
2015 Pattaya (Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles & Team)
2017 Wuxi (Singles, Doubles & Team)
2019 Yogjakarta (Team) (Doubles) (Singles)
2023 Pyeongchang (Doubles & Team) (Singles)

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

2013 Polish Open German Open Swedish Open
2014 China Open Kuwait Open Swedish Open
2015 Kuwait Open China Open Japan Open Polish Open Swedish Open
2016 Kuwait Open Qatar Open China Open Japan Open Korea Open
2017 Qatar Open Japan Open German Open Swedish Open
2018 Hungarian Open Qatar Open China Open Swedish Open Austrian Open
2019 Hungarian Open Japan Open Swedish Open German Open Austrian Open
2020 Qatar Open
2022 WTT Singapore Smash WTT Champions Macao
2023 WTT Singapore Smash WTT Champions Xinxiang WTT Contender Zagreb WTT Star Contender Ljubljana
2024 WTT Champions Incheon WTT Champions Chongqing

2025 ATTC Statistical Analysis on TTM+

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

2014 China Open Qatar Open Swedish Open
2015 Kuwait Open China Open Japan Open Swedish Open
2016 Kuwait Open Qatar Open China Open Japan Open Korea Open
2017 China Open Japan Open Swedish Open
2018 Hungarian Open Qatar Open China Open
2019 Hungarian Open Japan Open Korea Open Australian Open Swedish Open German Open
2020 Qatar Open
2022 WTT Singapore Smash
2023 WTT Singapore Smash
2024 WTT Singapore Smash

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

2014 Huangshi (Singles & Doubles)
2015 Heilongjiang (Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
2016 Anshan (Singles & Doubles)
2020 Weihai (Singles) (Doubles)
2022 Huangshi (Singles)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

2013 China 1st (Bayi Dashang TTC)
2014 China 1st (Bayi Dashang TTC)
2015 China 1st (Bayi Dashang TTC)
2016 China 1st (Bayi Dashang TTC)
2018 China 1st (Bayi Dashang TTC)
2019 China 1st (Bayi Dashang TTC)
2021 China 1st (Shantou Mingrun TTC)
2022 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)
2023 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)
2024 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)