Wtt Singapore grand slam integral rules

Wtt Singapore Grand Slam points rule is that the men's and women's singles champion gets 2000 points, the men's and women's singles runner-up gets 1400 points, and the men's and women's singles runner-up gets 700 points. The men's and women's doubles champion won 2000 points, the men's singles and doubles runner-up won 1400 points, and the men's and women's doubles runner-up won 700 points.

As we all know, under the WTT framework, the Grand Slam event is the highest level, and the 2000-point event is the same as the Olympic Games and the World Table Tennis Championships. Because there are four Grand Slam events every year, the individual events of the World Table Tennis Championships are held every two years, and the Olympic Games are held every four years. Therefore, from the point of view of points and bonuses, WTT Grand Slam events are more influential than the Olympic Games and the World Table Tennis Championships, which can be described as the top of the pyramid.

Introduction to Singapore Grand Slam

WTT Singapore Grand Slam is one of the four Grand Slams in WTT series and the first Grand Slam event of WTT. The 1st WTT Singapore Grand Slam has 64 singles players, 24 pairs of doubles and 16 pairs of mixed doubles. The top 50 players in the world automatically enter the singles competition.

In 2023, the number of mixed doubles in WTT Singapore Grand Slam increased from 16 pairs to 24 pairs to ensure more groups have the opportunity to participate. At the same time, the number of seeds in the singles competition increased from 8 to 16, with 64 men and 64 women participating in the singles competition.