Xu Xin

Born: 08/01/1990
Height: 181 cm
Nationality: Chinese
Style: Left-handed, Penhold
Best WR: 1 (March 2020)

Xu Xin (Chinese: 许昕) was born 8 January, 1990 in Xuzhou, China.
He has won 10 gold medals at the World Championships – 5 in team events, 3 in doubles event and 2 in mixed doubles events. In 2016, Xu Xin won the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro with China team. On the professional circuit, he has won 18 singles and 29 doubles titles. At the Chinese National Championships, Xuzhou born player has won 6 gold medals – 5 in doubles, one in singles event. In 2008, Xu Xin became the Chinese Super League champion with Shanghai Zhongxing TTC club.

OLYMPIC GAMES

2016 Rio de Janeiro (Team)
2020 Tokyo (Mixed Doubles)

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

2009 Yokohama (Doubles)
2010 Moscow (Team)
2011 Rotterdam (Doubles)
2012 Dortmund (Team)
2013 Paris (Singles)
2014 Tokyo (Team)
2015 Suzhou (Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
2016 Kuala Lumpur (Team)
2017 Düsseldorf (Doubles) (Singles)
2018 Halmstad (Team)
2019 Budapest (Mixed Doubles)

WORLD CUP

2009 Linz (Team)
2010 Dubai (Team)
2011 Magdeburg (Team)
2013 Guangzhou (Team) Verviers (Singles)
2015 Dubai (Team)
2016 Saarbrücken (Singles)
2018 London (Team)

WORLD TOUR FINALS

2009 Macau
2012 Hangzhou
2013 Dubai
2015 Lisbon
2016 Doha

ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

2009 Lucknow (Doubles & Team) (Singles & Mixed Doubles)
2011 Macau (Doubles)
2015 Pattaya (Singles)

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

2008 China Open Belarus Open
2009 Slovenia Open English Open
2010 Kuwait Open China Open
2011 Slovenia Open Qatar Open Austrian Open
2012 Hungarian Open Slovenia Open Qatar Open Korea Open China Open (Shanghai) China Open (Suzhou) Russia Open
2013 Qatar Open Kuwait Open Korea Open China Open (Changchun) China Open (Suzhou) Swedish Open
2014 Qatar Open China Open Korea Open Swedish Open
2015 Kuwait Open Japan Open China Open Polish Open Swedish Open
2016 Qatar Open Kuwait Open Japan Open Korea Open
2017 Japan Open Swedish Open
2018 Qatar Open German Open Bulgaria Open Austrian Open Swedish Open Australian Open
2019 Hungarian Open Qatar Open China Open Japan Open Korea Open Australian Open German Open
2020 German Open Qatar Open
2022 WTT Macao

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

2008 China Open
2009 Slovenia Open Danish Open Qatar Open China Open English Open
2010 Qatar Open Kuwait Open German Open China Open
2011 Slovenia Open English Open Qatar Open UAE Open China Open
2012 Hungarian Open Slovenia Open Qatar Open Korea Open China Open (Shanghai) China Open (Suzhou) Russia Open
2013 Kuwait Open Korea Open China Open Swedish Open
2014 China Open Swedish Open
2015 Kuwait Open Japan Open China Open Swedish Open
2016 Kuwait Open Japan Open Korea Open China Open
2017 Swedish Open China Open
2018 Qatar Open German Open China Open Bulgaria Open
2019 Hungarian Open Japan Open Korea Open Australian Open Swedish Open German Open
2020 Qatar Open

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

2008 Zhangjiagang (Doubles)
2011 Zhangjiagang (Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
2012 Zhangjiagang (Doubles)
2014 Huangshi (Doubles)
2015 Harbin (Singles & Doubles)
2020 Weihai (Doubles) (Mixed Doubles)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

2008 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)
2009 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)
2011 China 1st (Bazhou Hairun TTC)
2012 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)
2013 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)
2016 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)
2019 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)
2020 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)
2021 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)
2022 China 1st (Shanghai Zhongxing TTC)