World football queen Sun Yingsha has won two consecutive World Cups, aiming for the 2025 World Table Tennis Championships in Doha in May

Sun Yingsha, the world's No. 1 sister seeking to defend her title, swept the world's No. 7 junior sister Kuo Man in straight games in the women's singles final of the 2025 Macau World Cup Table Tennis Tournament on the evening of the 20th Beijing time, and won the title for two consecutive years. Sun Yingsha's performance in Macau this time was very good, from the group stage to the finals, she lost at most one game per game, and did not give more opportunities to the foreign association or opponent at all, and her state was really good. From the Chongqing Championship in March to the Macau World Cup in April, and then to the World Table Tennis Championships in Doha in May, can Sun Yingsha take advantage of the victory and pursue the victory and continue the World Cup defense to the World Championships?

The world's first sister Sun Yingsha

The 24-year-old has played the 21-year-old three times in international competitions in the past, including the 2022 WTT Singapore Grand Slam, last year's WTT China Grand Slam and this year's WTT Singapore Grand Slam Final.

Kuo Man defeated South Korea's chipping female player Xu Xiaoyuan and world No. 2 Wang Manyu all the way to the World Cup, and overcame 0:2 behind in the top 4 to reverse Japan's Misei Ito 4:3, and entered the singles final of the three major tournaments for the first time.

Facing the menacing rising star Kuo Man, Sun Yingsha fell behind 6:8 in the first game, showing a ferocious serving and attacking style, playing a wave of 5:1 counterattacks, and taking the lead 11:9.

In the second game, Sun Yingsha led 7:1 at the beginning, and was once chased to 7:6, but she quickly found her rhythm, scored 4 points in a row, and went to the next city at 11:6. Sun Yingsha overcame the 0:3 deficit at the beginning of the third game and overtook 5:4, forcing Kuo Man to call a timeout, and after resuming the game, Sun Yingsha still maintained the lead, 11:9, 11:6 and two more cities, 4:0 successfully defended the title.

Despite finishing runner-up, he still has 1,050 points and will move from No. 7 to a career-best No. 5 in the world rankings next week.