On December 14, Beijing time, the official website of the WTT World Table Tennis Federation announced the latest edition of the world rankings, the main changes appeared in the men's singles and women's singles events, and the doubles events basically maintained the ranking after the End of the World Table Tennis Championships.
Men's singles, the world's top ten has not changed. The first three are still Fan Zhendong, Ma Long and Xu Xin. Wang Chuqin, with his outstanding performance in the WTT World Cup final, rose 5 places to 12th.
The overall women's singles world rankings have not changed much either. Chen Meng, Sun Yingsha, Ito Mimachi and Wang Manyu ranked in the top four. Wang Yidi rose one place with his recent performances to fifth place in the world. Ding Ning, who has retired, ranked 6th, and Liu Shiwen fell out of the world's top ten, ranking 11th. Both the Chen Meng World Table Tennis Championships and the WTT World Cup stopped in the final four, but with the outstanding performance of the previous competition, they are still in the leading position. However, the point advantage with Sun Yingsha is only 600 points.
Mixed doubles rankings updates are slower, with Mizutani Hayabusa/Ito Anderson Xu/Liu Shiwen ranking 1st and 3rd. The 2nd and 4th places are Lin Yunru/Zheng Yijing (also the third runner-up at the Houston World Table Tennis Championships) and Lebison/Yuan Jiannan. World Table Tennis Mixed Doubles Champions Wang Chuqin/Sun Yingsha ranked 5th, and runners-up Zhang Benzhi and/Hina Hayata ranked 7th. The Sino-US multinational duo of Lin Gaoyuan/Zhang An is 22nd, and Wang Manyu/Kanek is 74th.
The men's doubles are ranked according to the results of the World Table Tennis Championships, the top 4 are Falke/Carlson, Zhang Yuzhen/Lin Zhongxun, Yukiya Utada/Hayabusa Toue, Lin Takayuan/Liang Jingkun. The top four women's doubles players are Sun Yingsha/Wang Manyu, Ishikawa Yoshinori/Hirano Miyu, Ito Mimachi/Hayata Hina, and Tian Zhixi/Shin Yubin.