Arc 1Wang Chao’s Rise
Wang Chao rediscovered his table tennis talent, defeated the Jiangcheng City reserve players, and earned a place on the team. After conserving his strength in the assessment matches, he entered the…
Wang Chao rediscovered his table tennis talent, defeated the Jiangcheng City reserve players, and earned a place on the team. After conserving his strength in the assessment matches, he entered the…
Wang Chao rose through the Jiangcheng team’s internal competition, drew attention from coaches and clubs, and earned a renewed chance to face Wu Li. After losing the first game, he switched to a…
Wang Chao joined Black Spade Q Club, showed his strength by helping the team upset Xiang River, and prepared to face Osmanthus Fragrance. As Spade Q began that match, Geng Shuai won the opener and Lu…
Wang Chao led Spade Q through a string of victories, settled scores with Yang Chi, and helped Geng Shuai recover from his fear of high balls. The stretch ended with Geng Shuai facing Niu Linjun in a…
Black Spade Q defeated Jingyue Bay, Bingcheng Pharmaceutical, and Poseidon Club as Wang Chao and his teammates adapted to formidable opponents. The team extended its winning streak to ten matches…
Wang Chao defeated Zhu Ding, then helped Qin Huachang recruit Fan Xiaodong while preparing for international competition. As Luo Jiu won the Asian Cup after a fierce final against Sun Tianlong, Qin…
Wang Chao joined the national team’s T2 Diamond campaign and overwhelmed his opponents while Sakura Country’s top contenders faced unexpected setbacks. After Lin Zijun and Zhu Ding advanced through…
Wang Chao won the T2 Diamond Invitational, reconciled with Zhu Ding, and led Spade Q to the First Division championship. Spade Q then defeated Imperial Capital New City in the promotion-relegation…
Wang Chao strengthened his game under He Jingping, helped choose practice partners for the national team, and earned a place in the Hong Kong Open. The arc ended with him overwhelming Antonio in the…
Wang Chao advanced through the Hong Kong Open by defeating Mizutori Hato, Bayer, and K. Michel before winning a close final against Pike. His victories earned the Chinese coaching staff’s trust and…
Wang Chao returned to Spade Q and helped Wu Li emerge as a star, but the team’s showdown with Zhonggang became a test of Wang Chao against Sun Tianlong. Sun swept their opening match despite worsening…
Wang Chao ended Sun Tianlong’s seven-year unbeaten streak, then accepted a place in China’s mixed doubles plans while preparing for the Swedish Open. There, Fan Xiaodong revealed his strength by…
Wang Chao won his way to the Swedish Open men’s singles final as Fan Xiaodong upset Hook and Tang Yuanyuan claimed the women’s title. In the final, Fan and Wang traded short-game mastery and powerful…
Wang Chao and Tang Yuanyuan formed the Tang Dynasty Combination, won the Malaysia Open mixed doubles title, and proved their strength against the world’s leading pairs. Wang Chao secured a chance to…
Wang Chao and Tang Yuanyuan swept through their mixed doubles matches as Wang Chao also defeated Bai Feng and Lin Li in singles. The arc ended with Lin Zijun unexpectedly taking the opening point…
Lin Zijun broke from conventional play, but Wang Chao swept him in the German Open final before China’s Olympic selection test sent Wang to the World Cup and Brazil Open. Tang Yuanyuan’s jealousy…
Wang Chao won the Brazil Open, helped Xiao Fei choose young national-team prospects, and prepared for the World Table Tennis Championships with a new racket. At the championships, Luo Jiu and Wang…
Wang Chao overcame Bayer, advanced through the championships, and defeated Luo Jiu to win his first World Table Tennis Championships title. After Luo Jiu’s engagement and the players’ return to league…
Wang Chao helped the Chinese pairs win Olympic doubles gold, then advanced through the men’s singles draw as Luo Jiu and Sun Tianlong faced off in the semifinals. After Sun Tianlong beat Luo Jiu, Wang…
Wang Chao defeated Sun Tianlong for Olympic gold and added more titles while building his doubles partnership with Wu Li. He refused to replace Tang Yuanyuan, and China’s mixed doubles setbacks…