Ma Long (original) (raw)
Born: 20/10/1988
Height: 175 cm
Nationality: Chinese 
Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 1 (December 2017)
Ma Long (Chinese: 马龙) was born 20 October, 1988 in Anshan city, China. He started to play table tennis at the age of 5. Nicknamed, The Dragon – Ma Long is widely considered as the greatest table tennis player of all time.
He is a 14-time World champion – 9 times in team event, 3 consecutive times in singles (2015, 2017 & 2019) and twice in doubles event. Ma Long is a 6-time Olympic champion – 4 times in team and twice, in singles event. He has won 7 World Tour Finals titles – 6 in singles and one in doubles event. In the World Cups – Ma Long has been the title winner 11 times – 8 times in team and three times in singles event. On national level, Ma Long is a 8-time Chinese champion – 4 times in singles, three times in doubles and once, in mixed doubles event. On the professional circuit, he has won 28 titles in singles and 24 titles in doubles event. On the club level, Ma Long has won 7 Chinese Super League titles.
OLYMPIC GAMES
2012 
London 
(Team)
2016 
Rio de Janeiro (Singles & Team)
2020 
Tokyo (Singles & Team)
2024 
Paris (Team)
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
2006 
Bremen (Team)
2008 Guangzhou (Team)
2009 Yokohama 
(Doubles) 
(Singles)
2010 
Moscow (Team)
2011 
Rotterdam (Doubles) (Singles)
2012 Dortmund (Team)
2013 Paris (Singles)
2014 Tokyo (Team)
2015 Suzhou (Singles)
2016 
Kuala Lumpur (Team)
2017 Düsseldorf (Singles)
2018 
Halmstad (Team)
2019 
Budapest (Singles & Doubles)
2022 Chengdu (Team)
2023 
Durban (Singles)
2024 
Busan (Team)
WORLD CUP
2008 
Liege (Singles)
2009 
Linz (Team) Moscow (Singles)
2010 
Dubai (Team)
2011 Magdeburg (Team)
2012 Liverpool (Singles)
2013 Guangzhou (Team)
2014 Düsseldorf (Singles)
2015 Halmstad (Singles) Dubai (Team)
2017 Liege (Singles)
2018 London (Team)
2019 Tokyo (Team)
2020 Weihai (Singles)
2023 Chengdu (Team)
2024 
Macau (Singles)
WORLD TOUR FINALS
2006 
Hong Kong (Doubles)
2007 Beijing (Singles & Doubles)
2008 Macau (Singles)
2009 Macau (Singles)
2011 London (Singles) (Doubles)
2013 Dubai (Singles)
2015 
Lisbon (Singles)
2016 
Doha (Singles)
2019 Zhengzhou (Singles)
2020 Zhengzhou (Singles)
2022 Xinxiang (Singles)
ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
2005 Jeju-do (Team) (Mixed Doubles)
2007 Yangzhou (Team & Doubles) (Singles)
2009 
Lucknow (Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles & Team)
2011 Macau (Singles & Team) (Doubles)
2013 Busan (Singles & Team) (Doubles)
2015 
Pattaya (Team)
2017 Wuxi (Team)
2023 Pyeongchang (Singles & Team) (Doubles)
PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES
2005 German Open Japan Open China Open
2006 
Singapore Open
2007 Swedish Open German Open French Open Japan Open 
Kuwait Open 
Croatia Open
2008 Singapore Open Korea Open Japan Open China Open Kuwait Open
2009 English Open China Open Kuwait Open 
Danish Open
2010 German Open Kuwait Open Qatar Open
2011 Swedish Open Austrian Open China Open (Suzhou) China Open (Shenzen) UAE Open Qatar Open
2012 China Open 
Slovenia Open Hungarian Open
2013 UAE Open China Open (Suzhou) China Open (Changchun) Korea Open Qatar Open Kuwait Open
2014 China Open
2015 German Open China Open Kuwait Open
2016 China Open Japan Open Korea Open Qatar Open Kuwait Open German Open
2017 Japan Open Qatar Open
2018 China Open German Open
2019 China Open Qatar Open Korea Open 
Australian Open
2020 German Open
2022 WTT Singapore Smash WTT Star Contender Budapest
2023 WTT Singapore Smash WTT Champions Macao WTT Star Contender Lanzhou WTT Champions Frankfurt
2024 WTT Champions Incheon WTT China Smash
PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES
2005 China Open (Shenzen) China Open (Harbin)
2006 Singapore Open China Open Croatia Open Slovenia Open
2007 Swedish Open German Open China Open Kuwait Open Qatar Open
2008 China Open Korea Open Qatar Open
2009 English Open China Open Qatar Open Kuwait Open Danish Open
2010 German Open Kuwait Open
2011 Austrian Open China Open (Suzhou) China Open (Shenzen) UAE Open Qatar Open
2012 China Open Korea Open Slovenia Open
2013 China Open (Suzhou) China Open (Changchun) Korea Open Qatar Open Kuwait Open
2014 China Open
2015 China Open Japan Open Kuwait Open
2016 China Open Japan Open Korea Open Kuwait Open
2017 Japan Open
2018 German Open
2019 German Open Australian Open
2020 German Open Qatar Open
2022 WTT Star Contender Budapest
2023 WTT Star Contender Ljubljana
2024 WTT Singapore Smash 
WTT Saudi Smash WTT Contender Taiyuan
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
2004 Wuxi (Singles)
2006 Nanjing (Doubles) (Singles)
2007 Wuxi (Singles & Doubles)
2008 Zhangjiagang (Mixed Doubles) (Singles & Doubles)
2010 Beijing (Doubles)
2011 Zhangjiagang (Singles)
2012 Zhangjiagang (Singles)
2013 Beijing (Singles & Mixed Doubles)
2007 Hubei (Singles & Doubles)
2015 Harbin (Doubles)
2016 Anshan (Mixed Doubles)
2017 Beijing (Singles)
2020 Weihai (Doubles) (Singles)
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
2004 China 1st (Shaanxi Yinhe Guoliang TTC)
2007 China 1st (Sichuan Changhong TTC)
2008 China 1st (Ningbo Haitian TTC)
2009 China 1st (Ningbo Haitian TTC)
2012 China 1st (Ningbo Haitian TTC)
2013 China 1st (Ningbo Haitian TTC)
2014 China 1st (Ningbo Haitian TTC)
2015 China 1st (Ningbo Haitian TTC)
2016 China 1st (Shandong Weiqiao TTC)
2019 China 1st (Shandong Luneng TTC)
2020 China 1st (Shandong Luneng TTC)
2021 China 1st (Shandong Luneng TTC)
2022 China 1st (Shandong Luneng TTC)
2023 China 1st (Shandong Luneng TTC)