Hayasuke Togami soared ten places to become the new second brother of Japanese table tennis, and Misei Ito came to the position of the second sister of Japanese table tennis

28/05/2025 15:18:00 pandatv

On May 27, the ITTF updated its latest (week 22 of 2025) world rankings. In addition to reflecting the ranking points of the 2025 World Table Tennis Championships in Doha, which ended on the 25th, the ranking points of several international competitions held last year have become invalid, and the rankings have changed as a result.

Misei Ito, who has risen to No. 7 in the world rankings

First of all, in the top 10 men's singles, the ranking of 1~5 has not changed, and the new World Championships men's singles champion and Chinese star Wang Chuqin is still ranked 2nd although he has added 2,000 points. Sweden's Moregaard, a bronze medallist, rose from seventh to sixth, while China's Xiang Peng also moved up from ninth to eighth.

Among the top 10 players in the men's singles, Japan's Hayabusa Togami, who reached the top 8 in the men's singles at the World Table Tennis Championships in Doha, rose to 20th place with 10 places and came to the position of the second brother of the Japanese men's singles. In addition, Aruna (Nigeria), Goetz (France), Wong Chun Ting (Hong Kong) and others have also risen in the rankings.

In the top 10 women's singles, the top six rankings have not changed, and the women's singles bronze medallist at the World Table Tennis Championships in Doha, Mimato Ito, has moved up two places to move past Hina Hayada (8th) and Satsuki Oto (9th) in 7th place.

In addition, the rankings of the top 300 Japanese players in the men's and women's singles are as follows (*The last ranking is in parentheses)

●Men's

Tomokazu Haramoto: 4th (4th)

Hayasuke Togami: 20th (30th)

Teruko Matsushima: 21st (19th)

Shinozuka Daito: 29 (28)

Yukiya Uda: 32nd (32nd)

Yutai Tanaka: 62nd (51st)

Maharu Yoshimura: 63 (73)

Yuto Muramatsu: 70th (68th)

Kazuki Hiroda: 87 (84)

Ruiji Kagawa: 89 (85)