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Leagues Played
Qatar Open - Kvinder 45 Qatar Open - Mixdouble 33 World Team Championship - Kvinder 15 Swedish Open Women 13 World Championship Women 12 VM - Kvinder 9 WTT Singapore Smash - Kvinder 8 German Open - Kvinder 7 ITTF - VM - Kvinder 7 WTT Champions Macao Women 7
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Korea Open Women 07/07 03:30 2 Manyu Wang v Meng Chen W 3-4
Korea Open Women 07/06 01:00 3 Yuling Zhu v Meng Chen W 0-4
Korea Open Women 07/05 09:40 4 Miu Hirano v Meng Chen W 2-4
Korea Open Women 07/04 08:50 5 Honami Nakamori v Meng Chen W 0-4
Japan Open Women 06/16 01:00 2 Yingsha Sun v Meng Chen L 4-1
Japan Open Women 06/15 03:20 3 Yuting Gu v Meng Chen W 3-4
Japan Open Women 06/14 09:30 4 Ho Ching Lee v Meng Chen W 0-4
Japan Open Women 06/14 05:10 5 Hina Hayata v Meng Chen W 2-4
China Open Women 06/02 11:00 1 Manyu Wang v Meng Chen W 1-4
China Open Women 06/02 05:00 2 Meng Chen v Yuling Zhu W 4-1
China Open Women 06/01 09:40 3 Meng Chen v Xingtong Chen W 4-0
China Open Women 05/31 10:20 4 Meng Chen v Song I Kim W 4-0
China Open Women 05/30 07:15 5 Meng Chen v Yingsha Sun W 4-3
World Championship Women 04/27 11:00 1 Shiwen Liu v Meng Chen L 4-2
World Championship Women 04/26 09:00 2 Manyu Wang v Meng Chen W 0-4
World Championship Women 04/25 14:00 3 Hoi Kem Doo v Meng Chen W 2-4
World Championship Women 04/24 18:30 4 Tianwei Feng v Meng Chen W 1-4
World Championship Women 04/24 09:00 5 Suthasini Sawettabut v Meng Chen W 1-4
World Championship Women 04/23 16:10 6 Ye Lin v Meng Chen W 0-4
World Championship Women 04/23 08:00 57 Xin Ru Wong v Meng Chen W 0-4
Qatar Open - Kvinder 01/20 14:00 1 Yuling Zhu v Meng Chen W 2-4
Qatar Open - Kvinder 01/19 09:50 2 Manyu Wang v Meng Chen W 1-4
Qatar Open - Kvinder 01/18 18:40 3 Bernadette Szocs v Meng Chen W 2-4
Qatar Open - Kvinder 01/18 13:30 4 Manika Batra v Meng Chen W 0-4
Qatar Open - Kvinder 01/17 14:30 5 Mengyu Yu v Meng Chen W 0-4
Qatar Open - Kvinder 12/16 05:30 1 Meng Chen v Zhuojia He W 4-1
Qatar Open - Kvinder 12/15 10:00 2 Meng Chen v Yuling Zhu W 4-2
Qatar Open - Kvinder 12/14 10:00 3 Manyu Wang v Meng Chen W 1-4
Qatar Open - Kvinder 12/13 10:00 4 Xingtong Chen v Meng Chen W 3-4
Qatar Open - Kvinder 11/11 13:50 1 Meng Chen v Manyu Wang W 4-0

Wikipedia - Chen Meng

Chen Meng (Chinese: 陈梦; born 15 January 1994) is a Chinese professional table tennis player. She joined the provincial team when she was 9 and joined the national team when she was only 13 in 2007. She is the women's singles champion of the ITTF Women's World Cup in 2020, the ITTF World Tour Grand Finals in 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 and also at the inaugural WTT Singapore Smash. She is also the silver medalist of women's singles in the 2019 World Table Tennis Championships and a double gold medalist in the 2020 Summer Olympics.

History

2020

After competitive table tennis resumed following the pandemic, Chen swept the world cup, ITTF pro tour finals, and 2020 All China National Championships.

2021

In May, Chen was selected to represent China in the women's singles and team event at the Tokyo Olympics. Chen won the first leg of the Chinese Olympic Scrimmage but lost to Wang Manyu in the finals of the second leg. Chen again lost to Wang in a closed-door scrimmage in June.

In an interview in July, Chen revealed that she had been in close contact with Ma Lin and Li Xiaoxia regarding mental preparations for the Tokyo Olympics.

Chen competed in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics for the women's singles. Chen won her semi-final match against Yu Mengyu of Singapore 4–0 and her quarter-match against Doo Hoi Kem of Hong Kong 4–2 after trailing 2–0. She then won gold in the finals match against her compatriot Sun Yingsha, defeating her 4–2. After the match, Chen noted that both she and Sun were both very nervous but played okay, and that Chen's extra experience helped push her over the top. Chen along with Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu, competed in the women's teams final match on 5 August 2021 and scored a 3–0 victory over Japan to win the gold medal, continuing China's undefeated streak in the event.

In August, Chen remarked that the level of play at the China National Games was harder than the Olympics. Chen won fourth place at the China National Games in September, but her bronze-medal-match opponent Liu Shiwen remarked that Chen was injured and playing far below her normal level.