Xu Yingbin (Chinese: 徐瑛彬) was born in Heilongjiang, China on March 12, 2001. He began playing table tennis at the age of five. He has one World Tour championship to his name. He was a member of the Shandong Luneng TTC squad that won the Chinese Super League in 2020.
Xu Yingbin biography
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- Born: 12/03/2001
- Height: 173 cm
- Nationality: Chinese
- Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
- Best WR: 104 (Jan 2022)
Xu Yingbin equipment
Xu Yingbin is using the Yinhe blade, the Yinhe venus 3.
His forehand rubber is the DHS Hurricane 3 Blue Sponge (National version).
His backhand rubber is the Butterfly Tenergy 05.
Xu Yingbin’s blade
This is the information about the personal blade of Xu Yingbin: Yinhe venus 3
Xu Yingbin (active national table tennis first team) personal blade.
- Speed: 10
- Control: 8
- Layers: 5 WOOD + 2-ALC (external blue aromatic carbon)
- Thickness: 5.6-5.7mm
- Weight: 92±3g
Xu Yingbin playing style
Xu Yingbin is a fast and powerful player. His forehand attack is rather powerful. He stays close to the table. It’s fun to watch Xu Yingbin play table tennis since his forehand and backhand are both powerful and aggressive. It would be preferable if he worked on his soft touches near the net.
Here is an example of his game:
Liang Jingkun vs Xu Yingbin (2021 Chinese National Games Qualification)
Watch video above ☝.
Xu Yingbin’s performance
Xu Yingbin, who stunned world number one Fan Zhendong 3-1 in their quarterfinal match at the WTT Macao, will be hoping to add another huge victory to his resume (18-16, 11-9, 11-2, 11-6). A semi-final matchup between world number 117 Lin Gaoyuan and world number seven Gaoyuan Lin is next.
Xu Yingbin club
Xu Yingbin is playing for Heilongjiang, a provincial club.
Xu Yingbin was a member of the Shandong Luneng TTC squad that won the Chinese Super League in 2020.
Shandong Luneng TTC is one of China’s most successful clubs. It has won four Chinese Super League championships. Since its inception, the club has enjoyed success in the Chinese league, led by great table tennis players such as Ma Long, Zhang Jike, Wang Hao, and many others.
Xu Yingbin achievement
The year is halfway through, and Xu Yingbin has been allocated to a number of international junior events, including the 2017 China Junior & Cadet Open, 2017 Asian Junior & Cadet Championships, and the 2017 Hong Kong Junior&Cadet Open, which will be held on August 2nd. He also performed well in the Chinese National Games Preliminaries, making the main draw in mixed doubles, men’s singles, and men’s teams.
- 2016 DPR Korea Open
- 2019 Polish Open (Challenger)
- 2022 WTT Macao
Chinese competition
- 2018 China 1st (Shandong Luneng TTC)
- 2019 China 1st (Shandong Luneng TTC)
- 2020 China 1st (Shandong Luneng TTC)
Junior competitions
- Nikon 2015 Hong Kong Junior&Cadet Open
- ITTF GoldenSeries Junior Circuit Junior Boys’ Doubles Champion
Xu Yingbin childhood
Xu Yingbin, born in 2001, began playing table tennis at the age of five because his grandfather is a fan. He joined the Heilongjiang provincial squad when he was ten years old. Despite his parents’ objections, Xu Yingbin pursued a professional career.
His persistence triumphed over his parents’ opposition. Xu Yingbin entered the national squad in March 2015 after winning the 2014 national cadet boys’ singles title (Northern Region), defeating Yang Shuo 4-3 after a 1-3 deficit and 6:9 down in the fifth game.
Currently, he is a member of Team B. In 2016, the Chinese team sent a very inexperienced squad to the World Junior Table Tennis Championships, consisting of Xu Yingbin, Xu Haidong, Yang Shuo, and Yu Heyi for the boys’ team.
Among the four athletes, Xu Yingbin was the first to join the national team, and the national team coaches had high expectations for him. However, his performance was unsatisfactory, as he was eliminated in the round of 16 of boys’ singles by Korean player Cho Seungmin, who overcame Jun Mizutani and advanced to the semifinals of the men’s singles at the 2017 Australia Open.
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