Table tennis in Olympic from 1988 to till Today


Table tennis has been an Olympic sport since 1988, with the following events and changes:

1988 Seoul Olympics:

- Men's Singles

- Women's Singles

1992 Barcelona Olympics:

- Men's Singles

- Women's Singles

- Men's Doubles

- Women's Doubles

1996 Atlanta Olympics:

- Men's Singles

- Women's Singles

- Men's Doubles

- Women's Doubles

2000 Sydney Olympics:

- Men's Singles

- Women's Singles

- Men's Doubles

- Women's Doubles

2004 Athens Olympics:

- Men's Singles

- Women's Singles

- Men's Doubles

- Women's Doubles

2008 Beijing Olympics:

- Men's Singles

- Women's Singles

- Men's Team

- Women's Team

2012 London Olympics:

- Men's Singles

- Women's Singles

- Men's Team

- Women's Team

2016 Rio Olympics:

- Men's Singles

- Women's Singles

- Men's Team

- Women's Team

2020 Tokyo Olympics:

- Men's Singles

- Women's Singles

- Men's Team

- Women's Team

- Mixed Doubles (new event)

Notable Olympic table tennis champions include:

- Ma Long (China)

- Ding Ning (China)

- Zhang Jike (China)

- Li Xiaoxia (China)

- Jan-Ove Waldner (Sweden)

- Jörgen Persson (Sweden)

China has dominated Olympic table tennis, winning 32 out of 37 gold medals since 1988.

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