The All Japan Championships traditionally brought together all the best Japanese players, with Matsushima eventually repeating his success from 2025.
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Tomokazu Harimoto repeats his 2018 success, as Wang Chuqin withdraws from the WTT Cup Finals due to injury
The Japanese star was finally able to win another World Tour Finals title at the WTT Cup Finals in Hong Kong.
Team China wins the Mixed Team World Cup again, as Harimoto faced controversial moment
The 2025 ITTF Mixed World Cup concludes as expected. Team China adds another gold medal to its collection.
Team China brings back another gold from the Asian Championships
The generations might change, but Team China remains the strongest table tennis collective in the World.
Wang Chuqin wins his first World Championships title, as WTT brought another poorly organized tournament
The Chinese international Wang Chuqin continued the dominance of his country in the singles event, bringing another gold medal for Team China.
TT Saitama makes history, winning its first Japanese T-League title against Harimoto’s club
One of the most competitive leagues in the World saw an exciting final match-up of the 2024/25 season.
17-year-old Sora Matsushima stuns Harimoto and wins the 2025 All Japan Table Tennis Championships!
The main favorite of the 2025 All Japan Table Tennis Championships went down in the semi-finals after a stunning performance by the young Japanese talent Sora Matsushima.
World-class action at the 2025 All Japan Table Tennis Championships
The 2025 edition of the All Japan Table Tennis Championships traditionally features World-class players, such as Tomokazu Harimoto, and brings the finest table tennis spectacle.
Paris 2024 – who will be the new Olympic champion in table tennis?
The 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris will see the 10th edition of the table tennis event. Who will be the new champion?
Fan Zhendong defends his crown in the worst organized World Championships ever
The 2023 World Table Tennis Championships brought plenty of pleasant surprises and the worst organization ever by ITTF and WTT.
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