Kong Linghui

Born: 18/10/1975
Height: 174 cm
Nationality: Chinese
Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 1 (November 2000)

Kong Linghui (Chinese: 孔令辉) was born 18 October, 1975 in Harbin, China.
A former World Ranking leader, Kong Linghui is a 2-time Olympic champion – once in singles and doubles events. He is a 8-time World champion – 4 times in team, three times in doubles and once in singles event. Kong Linghui won one World Cup edition in singles event, as well as four titles in the World Tour Finals. On professional circuit, he won 12 singles and 20 doubles titles in his career. On club level, Kong Linghui won two Italian Serie A and one Chinese Super League title.

OLYMPIC GAMES

1996 Atlanta (Doubles)
2000 Sydney (Singles)

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

1995 Tianjin (Singles & Team) (Mixed Doubles)
1997 Manchester (Doubles & Team) (Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1999 Eindhoven (Doubles)
2000 Kuala Lumpur (Team)
2001 Osaka (Team) (Singles & Doubles)
2003 Paris (Doubles) (Singles)
2004 Doha (Team)
2005 Shanghai (Doubles)

WORLD CUP

1995 Nimes (Singles)
1997 Nimes (Singles)
2002 Jinan (Singles)

WORLD TOUR FINALS

1996 Tianjin (Singles)
1997 Hong Kong (Doubles)
1998 Paris (Singles & Doubles)
1999 Sydney (Doubles) (Singles)
2002 Stockholm (Doubles)
2004 Beijing (Doubles)

ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

1994 Tianjin (Singles, Mixed Doubles & Team)
1996 Kallang (Singles & Doubles) (Team)

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

1994 China Open USA Open Korea Open Yugoslav Open Italian Open
1995 China Open
1996 English Open China Open
1997 Qatar Open Brazil Open USA Open Malaysia Open
1998 Malaysia Open Japan Open Australian Open
1999 Austrian Open French Open Swedish Open
2000 China Open Japan Open Brazil Open
2002 Qatar Open USA Open
2003 Korea Open Malaysia Open
2004 Korea Open Japan Open

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

1994 Italian Open
1996 English Open China Open
1997 Brazil Open USA Open Malaysia Open China Open
1998 Qatar Open Malaysia Open Japan Open Australian Open China Open
1999 Austrian Open French Open
2000 Japan Open USA Open Brazil Open Danish Open
2001 Korea Open
2002 China Open USA Open German Open Netherlands Open Polish Open
2003 Korea Open China Open Malaysia Open
2004 Greece Open Korea Open Singapore Open China Open (Wuxi) China Open (Changchun) Japan Open
2005 Qatar Open China Open

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

1995 Germany 1st (TTC Jülich)
1996 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
1997 Italy 1st Champions League (Libertas Alfaterna)
1998 Italy 1st Champions League (Libertas Alfaterna)
2000 China 1st (Heilongjiang TTC) Germany 1st (TTF Bad Honnef)
2002 China 1st (Heilongjiang TTC)
2005 China 1st (Shandong Luneng TTC)