WTT China Smash 2026: Schedule, Players, Tickets, Live Streams & Beijing Spectator Guide

2026 WTT China Smash: The Ultimate Guide to Schedule, Player List, Live Streams, Replays, Tickets & Shougang Park

If table tennis is China's "national sport," then the WTT China Smash is undoubtedly the one stop that every Chinese table tennis fan circles on their calendar each year! In 2026, the WTT China Smash returns to Beijing's Shougang Park — and this time, it's the grand finale of the 2026 season's four WTT Grand Smashes. From October 1 to 11, the world's top table tennis players will gather at Shougang Park in Beijing's Shijingshan District for an 11-day elite table tennis extravaganza during the National Day Golden Week.

Even more exciting — led by Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha, China's men's and women's singles teams will field a total of 15 players; both the men's and women's singles champions will earn 2,000 world ranking points. Doubles champions will also receive 2,000 world ranking points. This isn't just a "home turf" table tennis celebration — it could directly impact the race for spots in the 2026 season-ending Finals.

So, when is the 2026 WTT China Smash? Where is it held? Which Chinese players are competing? How is the schedule arranged? How do you buy tickets? Where can you watch live streams and replays? And what should you do when visiting Shougang Park in person? This guide covers it all!

🏓 What Is the 2026 WTT China Smash?

The WTT China Smash 2026 is one of the highest-level events under World Table Tennis (WTT).

The WTT Grand Smash is the pinnacle of the entire WTT event system. The 2026 season features four Grand Smashes:

• 🇸🇬 WTT Singapore Smash

• 🇺🇸 WTT US Smash

• 🇸🇪 WTT Europe Smash (Sweden)

• 🇨🇳 WTT China Smash

Among them, the China Smash is the final Grand Smash of the 2026 season.

WTT officially confirmed when announcing the 2026 season calendar that the four Grand Smashes are the top-tier stage in the WTT event system throughout the year.

👉 WTT Official Website

Why Is the "Grand Smash" So Important?

Simply put: if regular WTT events are "points battles," the WTT Grand Smash is the "ultimate points war."

A WTT Grand Smash singles champion earns 2,000 points — exactly the same as an Olympic singles or World Championships singles champion.

So beyond the trophy itself, players are fighting for:

• World ranking

• Season-ending Finals qualification

• Seeding

• Season points

• Annual results

• Personal career honors

The total prize pool is $2.05 million. The singles champion earns $135,000; the doubles champion earns $12,000 — and even players who appear in qualifying rounds receive prize money.

WTT has confirmed that as the final of the four Grand Smashes, the 2026 China Smash's 2,000 championship points will directly impact the race for season-ending Finals spots.

📅 When Is the 2026 WTT China Smash?

Basic Information at a Glance

Both event officials and Beijing municipal authorities have confirmed that the 2026 WTT China Smash will be held from October 1 to 11 at Shougang Park in Beijing. Moreover, this is the third consecutive year the China Smash has been held at Shougang Park.

• Official Event Website

• Official Ticketing Website

🏭 Where Is It Held? What Is Shougang Park?

The 2026 WTT China Smash will be held at: Shougang Park, Shijingshan District, Beijing.

This is one of the most distinctive aspects of the event.

Shougang Park is not a traditional large-scale sports center — it's an urban cultural landmark that blends old industrial heritage, Winter Olympic venues, modern commercial spaces, and sports facilities.

During the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Shougang Park hosted important events and related functions. Now, the WTT China Smash has turned it into a stage for the world's top table tennis.

So one of the greatest joys of watching in person is:

Watch world champions play table tennis in the morning, explore industrial heritage in the afternoon, and keep following the matches at night.

That's the proper way for Beijing sports fans to do it!

🏟️ What Venues Are Used for the 2026 China Smash?

The 2026 event continues to revolve around Shougang Park's main competition venues, which have been upgraded.

Official information shows that this year's event has upgraded the main venue and Venue 2, among others. The most notable ones include:

Eight Extremes Arena

This is the main venue of the event and the primary stage for later-stage semifinals and finals.

Venue 2

Venue 2 has been renovated and upgraded, with a super-large viewing screen and a more complete sound, lighting, and event presentation system. It serves as the secondary venue for other sessions.

Grand Smash Park

This year's Grand Smash Park has also been upgraded.

One of the most anticipated changes for fans: the Shougang Big Air spectator stands will be open for the first time.

This means spectators can not only watch table tennis but also experience the event atmosphere near a Winter Olympic landmark.

Beijing officials stated that this year's Grand Smash Park will provide over 10,000 square meters of outdoor viewing space.

🗓️ Full 2026 WTT China Smash Schedule (WTT Official Provisional Schedule)

The currently announced schedule already allows fans to plan their National Day holiday in advance.

• October 1 (Thursday): Men's Singles Qualifying R1 + Women's Singles Qualifying R1, split into afternoon and evening sessions

• October 2 (Friday): Men's Singles Qualifying R1, Men's Singles Qualifying R2 + Women's Singles Qualifying R1, Women's Singles Qualifying R2

• October 3 (Saturday): Men's Singles Qualifying R2, Men's Singles Qualifying R3 + Women's Singles Qualifying R2, Women's Singles Qualifying R3

The task in qualifying is simple: grab a main draw ticket!

Qualifying will ultimately produce:

• 8 men's singles main draw spots

• 8 women's singles main draw spots

In other words, for many players with slightly lower world rankings, these three days are the last chance to enter the 64-player main draw.

If you especially enjoy watching young players, lower-ranked players, and emerging stars from other associations, qualifying is actually well worth watching.

• October 4 (Sunday): Men's Singles R64, Women's Singles R64, Mixed Doubles R24

The main draw officially begins.

Singles: both men's and women's singles are 64-draw.

Mixed doubles begins the 24-draw stage.

The characteristic of this stage: a huge number of matches and the highest likelihood of upsets. Top players begin to appear, but true championship favorites still face a dense schedule.

• October 5 (Monday): Men's Doubles R24, Women's Doubles R24, Men's Singles R64, Women's Singles R64

The remaining R64 singles matches, and men's/women's doubles officially begin their R24 rounds.

• October 6 (Tuesday): Mixed Doubles R16, Men's Doubles R24, Women's Doubles R24, Men's Singles R32, Women's Singles R32

The event enters the core knockout stage.

Singles reach the R32, mixed doubles enters the R16.

For Chinese fans, this stage is already in "must-watch" territory.

• October 7 (Wednesday): Women's Doubles R16, Men's Doubles R16, Men's Singles R32, Women's Singles R32, Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals

Intensity continues to rise.

Singles R32 concludes, mixed doubles enters the quarterfinals, men's and women's doubles begin the R16, and the doubles events enter true heavyweight matchups.

• October 8 (Thursday): Women's Doubles Quarterfinals, Men's Doubles Quarterfinals, Women's Singles R16, Men's Singles R16, Mixed Doubles Semifinals

By this day, singles are down to the R16.

Mixed doubles enters the semifinals, and men's/women's doubles begin the quarterfinals.

If you only plan to watch one day in person, I personally would prioritize this stage.

Because: the balance between match quality and ticket price is usually easier to find than on finals day.

• October 9 (Friday): Men's Doubles Semifinals, Women's Doubles Semifinals, Women's Singles Quarterfinals, Men's Singles Quarterfinals; evening session continues with Men's Singles Quarterfinals, Women's Singles Quarterfinals + Mixed Doubles Final

The championship race truly heats up.

The mixed doubles final is decided on this day.

If you're a fan of the "Sha-Tou" duo Wang Chuqin / Sun Yingsha, this day is especially worth watching.

• October 10 (Saturday): Women's Doubles Final, Men's Singles Quarterfinals; evening session: Women's Singles Semifinals, Men's Doubles Final

October 10 is a super heavyweight match day.

The women's and men's doubles champions will be decided on this day; the women's singles finalists will be determined, and the men's singles quarterfinals continue.

• October 11 (Sunday): Men's Singles Semifinals; evening: Women's Singles Final + Men's Singles Final

🏆 Finally, the ultimate battle!

The women's and men's singles finals will be played in the evening.

Who will stand on the highest podium at Shougang Park?

Who will claim 2,000 points?

Who will end the 2026 WTT Grand Smash season as champion?

The answer will be revealed on this day.

📊 2026 WTT China Smash Schedule Summary

Note: Specific sessions, tables, and start times may be adjusted based on event operations. The final schedule should be based on the WTT official schedule page and on-site announcements.

👉 WTT Official Event Page

🇨🇳 China's Player List: Led by Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha!

The following is WTT's first announced entry list. Players may withdraw or be substituted before the draw.

This Chinese team lineup is highly anticipated.

The Chinese Table Tennis Association has previously made clear: China will send its best lineup.

After WTT announced the first batch of singles entries on August 25, the Chinese team roster officially took shape.

👨 China Men's Singles

The first batch includes:

• Wang Chuqin

• Lin Shidong

• Wen Ruibo

• Zhou Qihao

• Xiang Peng

• Chen Yuanyu

• Liang Jingkun

👩 China Women's Singles

The first batch includes:

• Sun Yingsha

• Wang Manyu

• Kuai Man

• Wang Yidi

• Chen Xingtong

• Chen Yi

• Shi Xunyao

• Qin Yuxuan

That means:

🇨🇳 7 men's singles + 8 women's singles = 15 Chinese players competing!

CCTV also confirmed this first batch of competitors.

⭐ Biggest Storyline: Can Wang Chuqin Defend His Title at Home?

The 2025 WTT China Smash men's singles champion was: Wang Chuqin.

So in 2026, Wang Chuqin is not only China's top men's singles player but also carries the title defense mission.

And the tournament is in Beijing.

Home court, world No. 1, defending champion, 2,000 points — put these keywords together, and the men's singles is already full of talking points.

Of course, defending won't be easy for Wang Chuqin.

France's Félix Lebrun, Japan's Tomokazu Harimoto and Sora Matsushima, Sweden's Truls Moregard, and other top foreign association players could all be key players in the men's singles title race.

WTT's first batch list shows that at the entry deadline, the top five men's singles rankings included Wang Chuqin, Félix Lebrun, Sora Matsushima, Moregard, and Tomokazu Harimoto.

⭐ Women's Singles: Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu, or Kuai Man — Who Will Come Out on Top?

The women's singles is equally exciting.

China has: Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu, Kuai Man, Wang Yidi, Chen Xingtong, Chen Yi, Shi Xunyao, Qin Yuxuan.

On the foreign association side, Miwa Harimoto, Hina Hayata, Shin Yubin, and others are also capable of challenging for the title.

So the biggest question in women's singles isn't: "Can China win?"

It's: "Who will represent China in the end?"

That's the most interesting part.

👫 Mixed Doubles: The "Sha-Tou" Duo Returns!

The 2026 China Smash doubles list is also very much worth watching.

Currently announced Chinese pairs include:

• Men's Doubles: Lin Shidong / Huang Youzheng

• Women's Doubles: Wang Manyu / Kuai Man; Shi Xunyao / Hursey (Wales)

• Mixed Doubles: 🔥 Wang Chuqin / Sun Yingsha

That is, the familiar "Sha-Tou" duo.

Information released by Migu Sports shows that Wang Chuqin / Sun Yingsha will compete in the mixed doubles at this China Smash.

If the two make it to the final, the October 9 mixed doubles final could very likely become one of the biggest on-site viewing highlights of the event.

🎟️ How to Buy Tickets for the 2026 WTT China Smash

This is one of the questions fans care about most right now.

The first round of ticket sales for this event has already opened on: August 28, 2026, at 10:00.

Domestic spectators mainly purchase through: Damai App / Damai WeChat Mini Program.

Overseas spectators can use: MAISEAT Damai International Official Website (no standalone app).

Beijing officials have confirmed the above ticketing channels.

• Damai

• MAISEAT International Ticketing

💰 How Much Do Tickets Cost?

This year's ticket tiers are quite varied.

According to publicly available ticketing information:

Eight Extremes Arena

• Single-session tickets: approximately 188 – 2,088 RMB

• A-tier single-day pass: 1,576 – 4,176 RMB

• Official hospitality experience packages: 1,288 – 6,588 RMB

Venue 2

• Single-session tickets: 88 – 1,388 RMB

The concurrently held WTT China Youth Smash (China Youth Smash 2026, held at the same venue from Oct 9–11) has dedicated low-price tickets at 28–88 RMB, suitable for family fans. The event prize money is $20,000.

Specific prices vary by match date, seating area, venue, and ticket type.

So if your goal is simply: "I want to see a WTT Grand Smash in person once."

You don't necessarily have to buy the highest-tier finals day ticket.

💡 How to Buy Tickets Most Cost-Effectively

My advice is simple:

🥇 First Choice: October 8–9

If you want to balance: match quality + star density + ticket price

I would prioritize October 8–9.

By then, the knockout stage is in full swing, and matches between the world's top players increase significantly.

🥈 Second Choice: October 10

If your budget is relatively ample and you want to see: women's singles semifinals, men's doubles final, women's doubles final

October 10 is well worth it.

🏆 Third Choice: October 11

Want to see the final champion crowned?

Then of course: October 11.

But finals day is also one of the most popular, hardest-to-get, and most expensive dates.

📺 Where to Watch the 2026 WTT China Smash Live

Want to know: where to watch full live coverage? Where to find HD replays? How to watch overseas without buffering? Are there official ad-free channels?

Here's the 2026 WTT China Smash live stream and replay guide! Below is a summary of official viewing channels at home and abroad!

🇨🇳 Domestic Fans | Official Live Channels (Full HD, Legit, No Pitfalls)

Mainland China and Macao China have fixed exclusive broadcast platforms with clear divisions of labor. Choose as needed — full coverage of qualifying, main draw, semifinals, and finals.

1. Migu Video | First Choice for Full Coverage (No Gaps)

Core advantage: 2026 WTT China Smash exclusive full-session live coverage, from the October 1 qualifying rounds to the October 11 final — not a single match missed. The top choice for table tennis fans.

• ✅ Coverage: Singles qualifying, R64/R32/R16, quarterfinals, semifinals, finals; doubles and mixed doubles all rounds; Youth Smash events

• ✅ Exclusive benefits: Multi-camera switching, ultra-HD quality, professional table tennis commentary, real-time in-match data, post-match rapid replays

• ✅ Replay speed: Full recordings + highlight reels generated quickly after matches, supporting speed-up, casting, and caching

Official direct link: Migu Sports Table Tennis Zone

2. CCTV-5 / Yangshipin (CCTV’s official streaming app) | Exclusive Broadcast of Key Matches

Core positioning: CCTV's official key broadcast platform, focusing on semifinals, finals, and Chinese team main player matchups. Maximum authority.

⚠️ Note: CCTV does not broadcast all sessions — only high-profile heavyweight matches. For full coverage, choose Migu first.

• ✅ Coverage: Singles semifinals, finals, mixed doubles final, doubles finals, Chinese team core matches

• ✅ Advantages: No ads, HD live, official authoritative commentary. Perfect for following the big finale matchups

Official direct link: CCTV5 Live Page

🌍 Overseas Fans | Global Regional Official Broadcast Channels (Precise by Region)

WTT implements regional exclusive broadcasting. Different countries/regions have dedicated platforms, avoiding copyright blackouts and no-signal issues. Overseas fans can simply match their region.

Universal Global Channel | WTT Infinity Arena

A universal fallback live stream for all regions, no regional restrictions, globally synchronized broadcast of all main draw sessions.

Entry: YouTube WTT Official Channel

Link: WTT YouTube Official Channel

• ✅ Full English commentary, uncut, live + permanent replays. The top fallback channel for overseas fans

Regional Exclusive Official Broadcasters (WTT Certified)

Note: The above dates are those listed by WTT's official website for Infinity Arena and some regional broadcasters. Please refer to each broadcaster's actual program schedule.

🔁 Full Replays + Highlights | The Most Complete Rewatch Channels

Don't panic if you miss a live match. Official legitimate replay channels are organized below — watermark-free, full versions, HD quality. Reject pirated blurry resources.

1. Top Domestic Rewatch Choices

• Migu Video: Full-session recordings, single-game replays, player-specific highlights, event topic collections. Supports filtering by date, player, and event. Best rewatch experience

• Yangshipin / CCTV.com: HD replays of key matches and finals broadcast by CCTV. Pure quality, no ads

2. Global Rewatch

• WTT Official YouTube Channel: Full replays of all sessions, official highlight reels, post-match interviews, event recaps. Permanently available

• WTT Official App: Real-time scores, event replays, highlight clips, player updates, world rankings — all in one

WTT Official App Download Links:

• ✅ iOS users: WTT Official App (iOS)

• ✅ Android users: WTT Official App (Android)

App core features: Real-time scores, full replays, highlight clips, player follow alerts, latest world rankings, event news and interviews.

💡 Best Viewing Plan for Fans (Blogger-Tested Recommendation)

• Full-season following (qualifying + main draw + finals): Lock in [Migu Video], the only platform with no missed sessions

• Only heavyweight key matches: Camp out on [CCTV-5 / Yangshipin], HD authoritative no ads

• Overseas buffering-free viewing: Prioritize local exclusive broadcasters; switch to WTT YouTube official channel if blacked out

• Post-match review: Migu full recordings + WTT official highlights — the most complete event materials

• Real-time scores/schedule: WTT Official App, zero-delay data sync

👉 WTT Official Live Page

🚫 Don't Watch via Pirate Sites

As a sports fan blogger, I still want to specifically remind everyone:

Don't search for so-called "WTT China Smash free HD live," "ad-free live," "WTT live crack version," or other unofficial links.

These sites may not only have:

• Massive pop-ups

• Malicious ads

• Fake players

• Phishing pages

• Browser redirects

• Malware downloads

But may also involve copyright issues.

Now WTT official, Migu, and CCTV platforms can already cover major viewing needs. There's absolutely no need to risk it for so-called "free live."

👀 Which Day Should You Choose to Watch in Person?

If I were going in person for the first time, I would choose this way:

🏙️ How to Enjoy Shougang Park On-Site

If you're making a special trip to Beijing from out of town, I strongly suggest: don't just arrange "hotel → venue → hotel."

Shougang Park itself is well worth exploring.

This year's event has further upgraded the Grand Smash Park.

Official information shows the Grand Smash Park will provide over 10,000 square meters of outdoor viewing space and open the Shougang Big Air spectator stands for the first time.

The event also features free table tennis-themed shuttle buses directly to Shougang Park.

Transportation tip: Take Metro Line S1 to Jin'anqiao Station, then transfer to the park shuttle. Shougang Park is enormous — walking distances between venues are long. Allow ample travel time.

So you can absolutely arrange:

Morning: Shougang Park city walk
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Noon: Park dining
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Afternoon: Watch WTT matches
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Evening: Grand Smash Park / Shougang Big Air photo spot
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Night: Continue watching evening matches

That's the most comfortable WTT Beijing viewing route.

📸 What's New On-Site This Year?

The 2026 event has also upgraded the on-site experience.

Official changes include:

• Eight Extremes Arena upgrade

• Venue 2 upgrade

• Venue 2 added super-large viewing screen

• 3D Mapping projection introduced

• Grand Smash Park upgrade

• Over 10,000 sqm outdoor viewing space

• Shougang Big Air spectator stands open for the first time

• Further integration of sports + culture/tourism + commercial consumption scenarios

Shougang Group also stated that this year's event will further create a comprehensive sports culture scene integrating sports viewing, cultural experience, and leisure consumption.

👦 WTT China Youth Smash Is Also Worth Watching

There's another easily overlooked highlight of the 2026 China Smash: the WTT China Youth Smash (China Youth Smash 2026).

This event is held at the same venue and time as the adult China Smash.

The youth event is scheduled for: October 9–11

Events include U19 and U15 boys' and girls' singles, with a total prize pool of $20,000. Young players from multiple countries and regional associations, as well as China's young table tennis talents, will compete at Shougang Park.

For fans who enjoy spotting future table tennis stars, this is an excellent window.

• 👉 Youth Smash Official Website

• 👉 WTT Official Youth Event Page

🔥 Five Biggest Storylines of the 2026 WTT China Smash

① Can Wang Chuqin Defend at Home?

This is one of the biggest men's singles suspense.

Defending champion + world No. 1 + home court + 2,000 points.

Pressure and motivation maxed out.

② Can Sun Yingsha Win the Women's Singles Title?

The women's singles field is fiercely competitive.

Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu, Kuai Man, Wang Yidi, and other Chinese main players will compete with Miwa Harimoto, Hina Hayata, Shin Yubin, and other top players.

The women's singles title race is absolutely worth anticipating.

③ Can the “Sha-Tou” Duo (a fan nickname combining “Sha” from Sun Yingsha and “Tou” from Wang Chuqin) Win Mixed Doubles Again?

Wang Chuqin / Sun Yingsha are one of the mixed doubles pairs most familiar to Chinese fans.

If they reach the final: the October 9 mixed doubles final will very likely become one of the most electric matches of the event.

④ The 2,000-Point Battle

One of the biggest competitive values of the WTT Grand Smash is points.

For top-ranked players: 2,000 points could affect the battle for world No. 1, season-ending Finals qualification, year-end ranking, and seeding.

So this isn't just a "title fight."

It's also: the 2026 season points finale.

⑤ Shougang Park Becomes the World Table Tennis Stage Again

For the third consecutive year hosting the China Smash, Shougang Park has gradually become the signature venue of the WTT China Smash.

From Winter Olympic legacy to international sports events, to sports consumption and urban cultural tourism, the WTT China Smash is forming its own event IP.

The 2025 event already achieved clear economic and social benefits, and 2026 further upgrades the event space and viewing experience.

🧭 First Time On-Site? Save This Guide

If you're watching WTT in person for the first time, I suggest preparing in advance:

✅ 1. Buy Tickets Early

During National Day, Beijing is already at peak tourism.

Combined with the WTT China Smash, popular match day tickets will be tight.

✅ 2. Book Hotels Early

Especially: October 9–11

If you plan to watch later matches, arrange accommodation as early as possible.

✅ 3. Plan Shougang Park Transportation Early

Shougang Park is large.

Don't think "arriving at the Shougang Park metro station equals arriving at your seat."

Walking is still needed between venues, entrances, security areas, and specific seats. Free table tennis-themed shuttle buses are available.

✅ 4. Bring Valid ID

For real-name ticketing events, bring valid ID matching your ticket purchase information.

Specific entry rules are subject to on-site announcements.

✅ 5. Note Prohibited Items

Large events typically have strict security. Professional telephoto cameras, tripods, bottled drinks, large amounts of food, and other items are prohibited. Check the official entry notice before departure. Don't bring items that could affect viewing or security.

❓ 2026 WTT China Smash FAQ

Q1: When is the 2026 WTT China Smash?

October 1 – October 11, 2026. Total duration: 11 days.

Q2: Where is the 2026 WTT China Smash held?

At Shougang Park, Shijingshan District, Beijing. This is the third consecutive year the China Smash is held at Shougang Park.

Q3: What level is the WTT China Smash?

It is WTT's highest level: Grand Smash. The 2026 season has four Grand Smashes, and the China stop is the season finale.

Q4: How many points and prize money does the singles champion get?

Both men's and women's singles champions receive 2,000 world ranking points and $135,000. Doubles champions also receive 2,000 points and $12,000.

Q5: Which Chinese players are competing?

The first announced singles list:

• Men's Singles: Wang Chuqin, Lin Shidong, Wen Ruibo, Zhou Qihao, Xiang Peng, Chen Yuanyu, Liang Jingkun.

• Women's Singles: Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu, Kuai Man, Wang Yidi, Chen Xingtong, Chen Yi, Shi Xunyao, Qin Yuxuan.

Q6: Is Wang Chuqin competing?

Yes. And he is one of the most watched players in the men's singles.

Q7: Is Sun Yingsha competing?

Yes. She is one of the core players in China's women's singles lineup.

Q8: Are Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha playing mixed doubles?

The currently announced Chinese mixed doubles pair is: Wang Chuqin / Sun Yingsha.

Q9: Where to watch the WTT China Smash live?

Domestic: Migu Video full coverage, CCTV-5 / Yangshipin key matches; overseas fallback: WTT Global YouTube official channel. Check WTT official website near the event for your regional broadcaster. Specific CCTV broadcast sessions are subject to the official program during the event.

Q10: Where to watch full replays?

Prioritize: Migu Video, Yangshipin, CCTV.com Sports, WTT official website, WTT YouTube channel, and WTT Official App.

Q11: Where to buy WTT China Smash tickets?

Domestic: Damai App / Damai WeChat Mini Program. Overseas: MAISEAT Damai International Official Website. First ticket sale opened August 28, 2026, at 10:00.

Q12: What's the cheapest ticket?

Public ticketing information shows: Venue 2 single-session tickets start at about 88 RMB. Eight Extremes Arena single-session tickets start at about 188 RMB; Youth Smash starts at 28 RMB. Specific prices are subject to Damai's actual ticketing page.

🏓 Final Words: 2026 China Smash — Go to Beijing for National Day!

As a sports fan, I think the 2026 WTT China Smash has a very special advantage: it's not just a table tennis tournament.

It's: National Day holiday + Beijing + Shougang Park + world-class table tennis + full-strength Chinese team + 2,000-point battle.

Will Wang Chuqin defend?

Can Sun Yingsha challenge for the women's singles title?

Will Wang Manyu stand on the highest podium again?

Can the "Sha-Tou" duo win mixed doubles again?

How much trouble can France, Japan, and other foreign association stars cause for China?

These questions will be answered one by one after October 1.

For ordinary fans, the simplest viewing methods are actually very clear:

• 🎟️ Want to watch in person: Follow Damai ticketing early.

• 📺 Want full-season coverage: Follow Migu Video.

• 📺 Want CCTV key matches: Follow CCTV-5 / CCTV-5+ and Yangshipin program schedules.

• 🔁 Missed matches: Prioritize official replays. WTT Official App shows real-time scores and highlights anytime.

• 🏭 Going to Beijing: Don't just watch matches — don't miss Shougang Park and Grand Smash Park.

October in Beijing, crisp autumn air; Shougang Park's industrial heritage meets world-class table tennis — it should be a truly special sports experience.

2026 WTT China Smash — see you at Shougang Park! 🏓🔥

🔗 Official Information & Useful Links

• WTT Official Website (schedule, draws, players, results)

• WTT Live Page

• WTT Official YouTube (overseas live & event videos)

• Official Event Website

• Youth Smash Official Website

• CCTV5 Live Page

• Migu Sports Table Tennis Zone

• Damai (Mainland China official ticketing)

• MAISEAT International Ticketing

• WTT Global Live Page

• WTT YouTube Official Channel

• WTT Official App (iOS)

• WTT Official App (Android)

• WTT China Smash Event Page

• WTT China Youth Smash Event Page