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2018 ITTF World Tour Grand Finals

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2018 ITTF World Tour Grand Finals
Tournament details
Dates13–16 December 2018
Edition23rd
Total prize moneyUS$1,001,000
VenueNamdong Gymnasium
LocationIncheon,South Korea
Champions
Men's singlesJapanTomokazu Harimoto
Women's singlesChinaChen Meng
Men's doublesSouth KoreaJang Woo-jin
South KoreaLim Jong-hoon
Women's doublesJapanHina Hayata
JapanMima Ito
Mixed doublesHong KongWong Chun Ting
Hong KongDoo Hoi Kem
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The2018ITTF World Tour Grand Finals was the final competition of the2018 ITTF World Tour, theInternational Table Tennis Federation's professionaltable tennis world tour. It was the 23rd edition of the competition, and was held from 13–16 December inIncheon,South Korea.[1]

The competition featured events in five categories: men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles.

Events

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EventGoldSilverBronze
Men's Singles
details		JapanTomokazu HarimotoChinaLin GaoyuanBrazilHugo Calderano
JapanJun Mizutani
Women's Singles
details		ChinaChen MengChinaHe ZhuojiaChinaDing Ning
ChinaZhu Yuling
Men's Doubles
details		South KoreaJang Woo-jin
South KoreaLim Jong-hoon		Hong KongHo Kwan Kit
Hong KongWong Chun Ting		South KoreaJung Young-sik
South KoreaLee Sang-su
JapanMasataka Morizono
JapanYuya Oshima
Women's Doubles
details		JapanHina Hayata
JapanMima Ito		ChinaChen Xingtong
ChinaSun Yingsha		South KoreaJeon Ji-hee
South KoreaYang Ha-eun
ChinaChen Ke
ChinaWang Manyu
Mixed Doubles
details		Hong KongWong Chun Ting
Hong KongDoo Hoi Kem		South KoreaJang Woo-jin
North KoreaCha Hyo-sim		South KoreaLim Jong-hoon
South KoreaYang Ha-eun
JapanMasataka Morizono
JapanMima Ito

Qualification

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Players earned points based on their performances in the singles and doubles tournaments at the 12 events of the2018 ITTF World Tour. The top 16 men's and women's singles players, and the top eight men's, women's and mixed doubles pairs who satisfied the qualification criteria were invited to compete. China'sMa Long qualified for the men's singles event, but withdrew due to injury. His place was taken by Japan'sYuya Oshima.[2][3][4]

Tournament format

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The singles and doubles tournaments consisted of knockout draws, with 16 players starting each of the singles events and eight pairs starting each of the doubles events. The seedings for the tournament draws were based on finaltour standings, not the officialITTFworld ranking.[1]

Men's singles

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Players

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  1. ChinaXu Xin(quarterfinals)
  2. ChinaFan Zhendong(quarterfinals)
  3. ChinaLiang Jingkun(quarterfinals)
  4. JapanTomokazu Harimoto (champion)
  5. South KoreaJang Woo-jin(quarterfinals)
  6. ChinaLin Gaoyuan(final)
  7. BrazilHugo Calderano(semifinals)
  8. JapanJun Mizutani(semifinals)
  9. GermanyPatrick Franziska(first round)
  10. South KoreaLim Jong-hoon(first round)
  11. South KoreaLee Sang-su(first round)
  12. Hong KongWong Chun Ting(first round)
  13. ChinaLiu Dingshuo(first round)
  14. JapanKoki Niwa(first round)
  15. GermanyTimo Boll(first round)
  16. JapanYuya Oshima(first round)

Draw

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First roundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1ChinaXu Xin119111111
12Hong KongWong Chun Ting6113871ChinaXu Xin311111329
11South KoreaLee Sang-su7118911146ChinaLin Gaoyuan11913111111
6ChinaLin Gaoyuan11911117166ChinaLin Gaoyuan11111112
8JapanJun Mizutani1111118JapanJun Mizutani59610
13ChinaLiu Dingshuo954w/o8JapanJun Mizutani7118111111
15GermanyTimo Boll647113ChinaLiang Jingkun11911369
3ChinaLiang Jingkun111111136ChinaLin Gaoyuan415999
4JapanTomokazu Harimoto11101111114JapanTomokazu Harimoto1113111111
9GermanyPatrick Franziska7128774JapanTomokazu Harimoto121111911
10South KoreaLim Jong-hoon53655South KoreaJang Woo-jin1087119
5South KoreaJang Woo-jin111111114JapanTomokazu Harimoto11111111
7BrazilHugo Calderano114118911117BrazilHugo Calderano7885
16JapanYuya Oshima51181111477BrazilHugo Calderano1112411911
14JapanKoki Niwa685102ChinaFan Zhendong610115119
2ChinaFan Zhendong11111112

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Women's singles

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Players

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  1. ChinaWang Manyu(quarterfinals)
  2. JapanKasumi Ishikawa(quarterfinals)
  3. ChinaLiu Shiwen(quarterfinals)
  4. JapanMima Ito(first round)
  5. ChinaDing Ning(semifinals)
  6. ChinaChen Meng (champion)
  7. ChinaZhu Yuling(semifinals)
  8. South KoreaSeo Hyo-won(first round)
  9. Chinese TaipeiCheng I-ching(quarterfinals)
  10. ChinaChen Xingtong(first round)
  11. JapanHitomi Sato(first round)
  12. ChinaHe Zhuojia(final)
  13. JapanMiu Hirano(first round)
  14. ChinaSun Yingsha(first round)
  15. SingaporeFeng Tianwei(first round)
  16. JapanSaki Shibata(first round)

Draw

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First roundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1ChinaWang Manyu1110111111
15SingaporeFeng Tianwei3126651ChinaWang Manyu14712814
10ChinaChen Xingtong71176111156ChinaChen Meng1611101116
6ChinaChen Meng119111189116ChinaChen Meng9111151311
7ChinaZhu Yuling1111711117ChinaZhu Yuling116511113
11JapanHitomi Sato5811147ChinaZhu Yuling11111111
14ChinaSun Yingsha1166693ChinaLiu Shiwen1696
3ChinaLiu Shiwen8111111116ChinaChen Meng911111211
4JapanMima Ito911711118712ChinaHe Zhuojia1158107
9Chinese TaipeiCheng I-ching113116811119Chinese TaipeiCheng I-ching6791
16JapanSaki Shibata3611755ChinaDing Ning11111111
5ChinaDing Ning1111711115ChinaDing Ning141117465
8South KoreaSeo Hyo-won558412ChinaHe Zhuojia12919111111
12ChinaHe Zhuojia1111111112ChinaHe Zhuojia111111149711
13JapanMiu Hirano6311872JapanKasumi Ishikawa49131211119
2JapanKasumi Ishikawa111191111

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Men's doubles

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Players

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  1. South KoreaJung Young-sik /South KoreaLee Sang-su(semifinals)
  2. JapanMasataka Morizono /JapanYuya Oshima(semifinals)
  3. Hong KongHo Kwan Kit /Hong KongWong Chun Ting(final)
  4. Chinese TaipeiLiao Cheng-ting /Chinese TaipeiLin Yun-ju(quarterfinals)
  5. South KoreaJang Woo-jin /South KoreaLim Jong-hoon (champions)
  6. Chinese TaipeiChen Chien-an /Chinese TaipeiChuang Chih-yuan(quarterfinals)
  7. Hong KongLam Siu Hang /Hong KongNg Pak Nam(quarterfinals)
  8. HungaryNándor Ecseki /HungaryÁdám Szudi(quarterfinals)

Draw

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QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1South KoreaJung Young-sik
South KoreaLee Sang-su		111111
7Hong KongLam Siu Hang
Hong KongNg Pak Nam		7731South KoreaJung Young-sik
South KoreaLee Sang-su		911139
5South KoreaJang Woo-jin
South KoreaLim Jong-hoon		1111115South KoreaJang Woo-jin
South KoreaLim Jong-hoon		1181511
4Chinese TaipeiLiao Cheng-ting
Chinese TaipeiLin Yun-ju		9195South KoreaJang Woo-jin
South KoreaLim Jong-hoon		1013111011
3Hong KongHo Kwan Kit
Hong KongWong Chun Ting		11118113Hong KongHo Kwan Kit
Hong KongWong Chun Ting		12118128
6Chinese TaipeiChen Chien-an
Chinese TaipeiChuang Chih-yuan		221193Hong KongHo Kwan Kit
Hong KongWong Chun Ting		1111511
8HungaryNándor Ecseki
HungaryÁdám Szudi		5852JapanMasataka Morizono
JapanYuya Oshima		93114
2JapanMasataka Morizono
JapanYuya Oshima		111111

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Women's doubles

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Players

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  1. JapanHina Hayata /JapanMima Ito (champions)
  2. ChinaChen Xingtong /ChinaSun Yingsha(final)
  3. South KoreaJeon Ji-hee /South KoreaYang Ha-eun(semifinals)
  4. ChinaChen Ke /ChinaWang Manyu(semifinals)
  5. ChinaLiu Gaoyang /ChinaZhang Rui(quarterfinals)
  6. Hong KongDoo Hoi Kem /Hong KongLee Ho Ching(quarterfinals)
  7. JapanHonoka Hashimoto /JapanHitomi Sato(quarterfinals)
  8. Hong KongNg Wing Nam /Hong KongSoo Wai Yam Minnie(quarterfinals)

Draw

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QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1JapanHina Hayata
JapanMima Ito		111111
5ChinaLiu Gaoyang
ChinaZhang Rui		6991JapanHina Hayata
JapanMima Ito		12391211
6Hong KongDoo Hoi Kem
Hong KongLee Ho Ching		119493South KoreaJeon Ji-hee
South KoreaYang Ha-eun		101111106
3South KoreaJeon Ji-hee
South KoreaYang Ha-eun		71111111JapanHina Hayata
JapanMima Ito		111312
4ChinaChen Ke
ChinaWang Manyu		1114112ChinaChen Xingtong
ChinaSun Yingsha		91110
7JapanHonoka Hashimoto
JapanHitomi Sato		71294ChinaChen Ke
ChinaWang Manyu		21111118
8Hong KongNg Wing Nam
Hong KongSoo Wai Yam Minnie		6462ChinaChen Xingtong
ChinaSun Yingsha		11513711
2ChinaChen Xingtong
ChinaSun Yingsha		111111

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Mixed doubles

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Players

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  1. South KoreaLee Sang-su /South KoreaJeon Ji-hee(quarterfinals)
  2. South KoreaJang Woo-jin /North KoreaCha Hyo-sim(final)
  3. Chinese TaipeiChen Chien-an /Chinese TaipeiCheng I-ching(quarterfinals)
  4. South KoreaLim Jong-hoon /South KoreaYang Ha-eun(semifinals)
  5. JapanMaharu Yoshimura /JapanKasumi Ishikawa(quarterfinals)
  6. JapanMasataka Morizono /JapanMima Ito(semifinals)
  7. Hong KongWong Chun Ting /Hong KongDoo Hoi Kem (champions)
  8. SlovakiaĽubomír Pištej /SlovakiaBarbora Balážová(quarterfinals)

Draw

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QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
1South KoreaLee Sang-su
South KoreaJeon Ji-hee		117910
6JapanMasataka Morizono
JapanMima Ito		91111126JapanMasataka Morizono
JapanMima Ito		9161212
7Hong KongWong Chun Ting
Hong KongDoo Hoi Kem		1110118117Hong KongWong Chun Ting
Hong KongDoo Hoi Kem		1114101111
3Chinese TaipeiChen Chien-an
Chinese TaipeiCheng I-ching		61221197Hong KongWong Chun Ting
Hong KongDoo Hoi Kem		111111
4South KoreaLim Jong-hoon
South KoreaYang Ha-eun		1111122South KoreaJang Woo-jin
North KoreaCha Hyo-sim		684
8SlovakiaĽubomír Pištej
SlovakiaBarbora Balážová		67104South KoreaLim Jong-hoon
South KoreaYang Ha-eun		1248118
5JapanMaharu Yoshimura
JapanKasumi Ishikawa		101151152South KoreaJang Woo-jin
North KoreaCha Hyo-sim		101111511
2South KoreaJang Woo-jin
North KoreaCha Hyo-sim		12811911

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ITTF Star Awards

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The 2018ITTF Star Awards ceremony was held at the Grand Hyatt Hotel inIncheon on 12 December.[10]

Awards were handed out in seven categories:

See also

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References

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  1. ^ab"Seamaster 2018 ITTF World Tour Grand Finals"(PDF).ITTF. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 16 December 2018. Retrieved13 December 2018.
  2. ^"Seamaster 2018 ITTF World Tour Grand Finals / Qualification Criteria"(PDF).ITTF. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 31 July 2018. Retrieved13 December 2018.
  3. ^"Seamaster 2018 ITTF World Tour Grand Finals / Players' List"(PDF).ITTF. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 16 December 2018. Retrieved13 December 2018.
  4. ^"Ma Long withdraws from World Tour Grand Finals".ITTF. Retrieved13 December 2018.
  5. ^"2018 Grand Finals / Men's singles"(PDF).ITTF. Retrieved15 December 2018.
  6. ^"2018 Grand Finals / Women's singles"(PDF).ITTF. Retrieved15 December 2018.
  7. ^"2018 Grand Finals / Men's doubles"(PDF).ITTF. Retrieved15 December 2018.
  8. ^"2018 Grand Finals / Women's doubles"(PDF).ITTF. Retrieved15 December 2018.
  9. ^"2018 Grand Finals / Mixed doubles"(PDF).ITTF. Retrieved15 December 2018.
  10. ^"The Stars come out in Korea!".ITTF. Retrieved13 December 2018.

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