Chongqing - The WTT Chongqing Champions 2025 came to a thrilling close on March 16, with China's Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha crowned as the men's and women's singles champions, respectively. The event, held at the Huaxi LIVE·Yudong Stadium in Chongqing, drew a packed crowd, buzzing with excitement as the world's top table tennis players battled for glory.
Wang Chuqin won his championship in the men's singles final (Photo/WTT Chongqing Champions 2025)
Sun Yingsha delivered a dominant performance in the women's singles final, defeating her teammate Chen Xingtong 4-0 to claim the title. Reflecting on her victory, Sun said, "I'll go back and review this tournament. There were good and not-so-good moments, but the most important thing now is to rest well."
Sun Yingsha got her victory in the WTT Chongqing Champions 2025 women's singles final (Photo/WTT Chongqing Champions 2025)
The men's singles final featured a thrilling showdown between Wang Chuqin and Lin Shidong. After five hard-fought matches, Wang secured a 4-1 victory. "My performance here exceeded my expectations," Wang said. "After the Asian Cup (ITTF-ATTU Asian Cup), my confidence has grown, and I've become more mentally mature. I approached the final as a challenger, and it paid off."
China's top player Wang Chuqin (Photo/WTT Chongqing Champions 2025)
The awards ceremony featured distinguished guests, including Liu Guoliang, President of the Chinese Table Tennis Association, and Yuan Guangcan, Director of the Chongqing Municipal Bureau of Sports, who presented the men's singles awards. WTT Event Director Munir Bashir and Zhang Zhengping, Rotating President of Seres Group—the event's presenting partner—honored the women's singles winners.
The WTT Chongqing Champions 2025 not only delivered world-class table tennis but also underscored Chongqing's growing status as a hub for international sports events. With electrifying matches and unforgettable moments, the tournament left fans eagerly awaiting the next chapter in the world of table tennis.