The top 10 players in the world are Feng Tianwei, the eighth Singaporean player, Ishikawa Kasumi, the ninth Japanese player and Zheng Yijing, the 10 China Taipei player. List of top women's singles players in June 2020 10:
The top 100 players in China are Chen Xingtong 12, Wang Yidi 13, He Zhuojia 18, Qian Tianyi 30, Gu Yuting 37, Liu Fei 79, Lei 82, Fan Siqi 95 and Liu Weishan 98.
Ito Mikei rose to the third place in the world, which brought a lot of trouble to the women's table tennis team in China. This is in accordance with the rules of the Olympic Games: the players of the same association are not shy, and the seed order is determined directly according to the world ranking of the previous month (June). In this way, China players must ensure that they are ranked higher than other associations in the world, in order to ensure that they are 1 and No.2 seeds, and to keep the upper and lower zones respectively.
Basically, Liu has confirmed a singles seat, and another big probability is that the small probability is. Here comes the problem. Miki Ito is now ranked higher in the world than Liu. In this case, Liu Can can't be sure that she is the No.2 seed of the Olympic Games, which may lead to an early semi-final. In order to avoid this situation, Liu must upgrade his world ranking to Ito Mihui one month before the Olympic Games. China table tennis team must also do its best to suppress Mihui Ito, so that the lower her score, the better. So before the Olympic Games, there will be many wonderful performances on the international stage.
On June 2, 2020, the latest ranking of 65438+ ITTF women's world was announced. In this ranking, although China's six main players still occupy six seats in the top 10, Miki Ito can still rise one place in this ranking in recent competitions, which is worthy of attention.
With the strong victory of Chen Meng's annual finals, it is firmly at the top of the leaderboard; Because Liu missed many games at the end of 20 19, his record in the year-end finals was poor and his points were not enough, so he was pushed to the fourth place by Japanese player Mihui Ito. With several runners-up at the end of last year, Ito Meicheng surpassed Liu and rose to the third place, which is the highest ranking since Ito Meicheng's career. "Little Devil" Sun Yingsha came in strongly, ranking second; Not to be outdone, Manyu Wang surpassed Zhu Yuling to rank fifth in the top four; Zhu Yuling fell to sixth place because of its dismal record at the end of last year; "Grand Slam" player Ding Ning ranked seventh, unchanged; Feng Tianwei and Ishikawa Kasumi rose one place in turn, ranking eighth and ninth respectively; Zheng Yijing in Taipei, China fell to 10.
The biggest feature of this ranking update is that the former 10 is still the old face. Although the ranking between them has changed, there is no change compared with the players who ranked before 10 in the last period, and no player fell out of the top 10. It is worth paying attention to Mihui Ito, who ranks third in Japan. Her strength is obvious to all and she can compete with any player in China. Judging from her current ranking, if she comes to the Tokyo Olympic Games to draw lots in groups, it will be very beneficial to Ito Mihui. No matter how she scores, Emperor Ito will pose a threat to China, while China will face the possibility of "killing each other" before the final.
Judging from the ranking points, China players still have an absolute advantage. A wolf is a wolf after all. Even if the wolf comes, what about the safety of the tiger?