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Table Tennis Biography

Liang Jingkun

“Liang J”

Chinese · Ningbo, China · Born 19 September 1997

Professional Table Tennis Player
3
world rank peak
4
world medals
2022
asian games title
1
olympic medals

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Chinese table tennis champion whose powerful forehand, exceptional looping technique and consistent international results have produced multiple world championship medals and a high world ranking.

Liang Jingkun is a Chinese table tennis player known for his powerful forehand loop and consistent performance in team competitions. A key squad member for China's World Championship campaigns, his technical excellence and powerful attacking game make him one of the sport's best players outside the absolute top three.

Famous For

Aggressive forehand loops and consistent performance in international competitions

Playing Style

How They Played

Right-handed shakehand grip, offensive style with powerful forehand

Legacy

Lasting Impact

Rising star of Chinese table tennis with multiple World Championship medals

Career Journey

Timeline

2014 📌 Professional debut on ITTF circuit
2017 🌍 International debut for Chinese national team
2018 🏆 World Team Championships gold medal
2019 🏆 World Championships bronze medal in singles
2019 🏆 World Championships gold medal in doubles
2021 🎯 Reached world ranking top 10
2021 🏆 WTT Cup Finals champion
2022 🏆 World Team Championships gold medal
Career Timeline — Liang Jingkun
2014
Professional debut on ITTF circuit
2017
International debut for Chinese national team
2018
World Team Championships gold medal
2019
World Championships bronze medal in singles
2019
World Championships gold medal in doubles
2021
Reached world ranking top 10
2021
WTT Cup Finals champion
2022
World Team Championships gold medal