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Fan Zhendong and Wang Chuqin Win Men’s Doubles Final at WTT Singapore Smash Tournament

World No.1 paddler Fan Zhendong is on a winning streak at the inaugural World Table Tennis (WTT) Singapore Smash tournament, as he clinched the men’s doubles title with his partner Wang Chuqin. The dynamic duo defeated Japan’s Yukiya Uda and Shunsuke Togami in a thrilling final, setting the stage for a potential double title win for Fan.

Fan, who is also competing in the men’s singles semi-finals, is aiming to follow in Wang’s footsteps as a double champion. With his eyes set on the final, Fan remains focused on maintaining his physical condition and preparing to face off against Uda once again.

Meanwhile, the women’s singles semi-finals showcased intense battles between Chinese paddlers, with Chen Meng and Wang Manyu emerging victorious after grueling seven-game matches. Reigning world champion Wang faced tough competition from Sun Yingsha, who was vying for a treble of titles at the tournament. In a nail-biting showdown, Wang secured the win and expressed her determination to come out on top.

Chen also faced a formidable opponent in Wang Yidi, with the Olympic champion ultimately prevailing in a hard-fought contest. Reflecting on her victory, Chen acknowledged her opponent’s resilience and highlighted the importance of staying focused and seizing key points.

As the tournament heats up, fans can expect more thrilling matches and fierce competition as the world’s top table tennis players battle for glory. Stay updated on all the action by joining Yahoo Singapore’s Telegram channel for the latest updates and insights.

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