What competitions has Liu Guoliang participated in? And what results have been achieved?

What competitions has Liu Guoliang participated in? And what results have been achieved?

Liu Guoliang, born in Xinxiang, Henan in 1976, is a former Chinese table tennis player and current chairman of the China Table Tennis Association. In 2021, he will serve as vice chairman of the International Table Tennis Joint Executive Committee. At the same time, he is also our country’s number one A male Grand Slam player. When talking about Liu Guoliang, we always jokingly say that the fat man watching the ball next to the table tennis table during the Chinese team's game can't play. Of course, this is a joke among netizens. As the former head coach of the Chinese National Table Tennis Team, Liu Guoliang's achievements as a player can be described as countless.

In 1992, he won the men's team and mixed doubles championships in the Asian Cup, and the men's team and mixed doubles championships in the Asian Championships;?

In the 42nd World Table Tennis Championships in 1993 Among them, Liu Guoliang and Lin Zhigang won the third place in the men's doubles and the second place in the men's team. In the China Open, they won the men's team championship and the third place in the men's singles.

In 1995, Liu Guoliang won the men's singles runner-up at the China Star Games. At the 43rd World Table Tennis Championships, he and Lin Zhigang once again won the third place in the men's doubles, the second place in the men's team, and the second place in the men's singles.

In the 1996 China Table Tennis Association Cup, Liu Guoliang partnered with Kong Linghui in the men's doubles for the first time and won the men's doubles championship for the first time and third place in the men's singles. At the 26th Olympic Games in the same year, Liu Guoliang won the men's singles and men's doubles championships.

At the 44th World Table Tennis Championships in 1997, he won the mixed doubles championship with Wu Na and the men's doubles championship with Kong Linghui.

At the 1998 Malaysian Open, he and Kong Linghui continued to win the men's doubles championship. In the following Japan Open, he lost to German players and won the men's singles runner-up. In the National Club League A, he helped the Shanghai team win the men's team championship. Won the men's singles semi-finals and men's doubles championship at the Australian Open.

In 2002, Liu Guoliang announced his retirement. At the Tokyo Olympics, Liu Guoliang, as the team leader, led Ma Long, Fan Zhendong and others to win the Olympic men's singles gold and silver medals. At the same time, he led the Chinese table tennis team to win two team championships in the men's and women's table tennis at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. .