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Liu Guoliang è un tennistavolista, allenatore di tennistavolo e dirigente sportivo cinese, è considerato uno dei più grandi giocatori e dei più grandi allenatori di tutti i tempi. Campione olimpico in singolare e in doppio ai Giochi di Atlanta 1996, ha vinto la medaglia d'oro in singolare anche alla Coppa del mondo del 1996 e al ...
Liu Guoliang (simplified Chinese: 刘国梁; traditional Chinese: 劉國梁; pinyin: Liú Guóliáng; born January 10, 1976) is a retired Chinese table tennis player. He is the first Chinese male player to achieve a career grand slam of three majors ( Olympic Games , World Cup, World Championships).
26 ago 2022 · 26 Aug 2022. The ITTF Executive Vice President will use his unparalleled experience to further boost WTT's mission to transform table tennis and grow the sport worldwide. ITTF Executive Vice President Liu Guoliang has been appointed by World Table Tennis Pte. Ltd. (WTT) as a new Board member.
25 nov 2021 · Updated 14:11, 25-Nov-2021. CGTN. Chinese Ping Pong legend Liu Guoliang has been a leading force behind the newly created China-U.S. mixed double teams, which premiered at the 2021 World Table Tennis Championship in Houston, Texas this week.
6 ott 2022 · An extremely well-respected leader within the table tennis community, Liu Guoliang was elected President of the Chinese Table Tennis Association in 2018 and to the ITTF Executive Committee in 2021. As a player and head coach of the Chinese men’s team Liu Guoliang has won all the major titles.
5 giorni fa · With four medals won over two Olympic Games, Guoliang Liu had become the most decorated male table tennis player in Olympic history. In 2002, he retired from competition and became the youngest-ever head coach of the Chinese men’s team. Featured
One of the successful Chinese players of the 1990s, Liu Guoliang has won all of the major titles. He has won world titles in singles (1999), doubles (1997, 1999), mixed doubles (1997) and team (1995, 1997, 2001). In 1996, he won both the singles and the doubles (with Kong Linghui at the Atlanta Olympics, winning a bronze (singles) and a silver ...
