Clean Sweep for STIGA Player Fan Zhendong at the Asian Championships

Clean Sweep for STIGA Player Fan Zhendong at the Asian Championships!

FAN1(Original Article from STIGA, October 5, 2015)

The SUZUKI 2015 ITTF Asian Championships has been held in Pattaya, Thailand and the eighteen year old STIGA player Fan Zhendong became the second player in history to claim all four major titles in the Asian Championships. The world number three won all available events:

Men’s Singles

Men’s Doubles

Mixed Doubles

Men’s Team

In the Men’s doubles he won together with current doubles world champion Xu Xin against Jung Youngsick and Lee Sangsu from South Korea in the final. FAN2 In the Men’s singles he defeated fellow STIGA player and reigning Asian champion Xu Xin with 4-3. Watch the highlights from the Men’s Singles final: The mixed doubles was won together with compatriot Chen Meng. FAN3 In the team event he played together with Xu Xin and current Olympic champion Zhang Jike. Watch the Men’s Team final summary: FAN1

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