2007 World Table Tennis Championships – Women's Singles

Women's Singles
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Last updated June 06, 2020

2007 World Table Tennis Championships
Champion	Guo Yue
Runner-up	Li Xiaoxia
Final score	8-11, 11-7, 4-11, 2-11, 11-5, 11-2, 11-8
Events
Singles	Men	Women
Doubles	Men	Women	Mixed

The 2007 World Table Tennis Championships, Women's Singles event took place in Zagreb, Croatia between May 21 and May 27, 2007.

Finals

Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Final

	Zhang Yining	11	11	11	16
	Kim Kyung-Ah	3	4	6	14			Zhang Yining	8	7	9	4
	Wang Chen	6	3	1	7			Guo Yue	11	11	11	11
	Guo Yue	11	11	11	11										Guo Yue	8	11	4	2	11	11	11
	Guo Yan	11	11	11	7	11									Li Xiaoxia	11	7	11	11	5	2	8
	Peng Luyang	6	6	9	11	8		Guo Yan	7	11	5	5	5
	Li Xiaoxia	11	11	12	14	11		Li Xiaoxia	11	5	11	11	11
	Wang Nan	5	6	10	16	8

Main draw

Top half

Section 1

First Round									Second Round								Third Round							Fourth Round

	Zhang Yining	11	11	11	11
	Ng Sock Khim	6	3	2	5					Zhang Yining	11	11	11	12
	Anna Tikhomirova	11	4	8	11	8	11	8		Elena Timina	5	8	2	10
	Elena Timina	7	11	11	4	11	7	11										Zhang Yining	^W⁄_O
	Xian Yi Fang	11	11	11	11													W. Tan Monfardini
	Mie Skov	4	8	5	8					Xian Yi Fang	5	7	7	3
	Anamaria Erdelji	6	9	7	4					W. Tan Monfardini	11	11	11	11
	W. Tan Monfardini	11	11	11	11																				Zhang Yining	11	11	11	11
	Lau Sui-fei	11	11	11	11																				Lau Sui-fei	6	9	5	2
	Linda Creemers	5	5	5	4					Lau Sui-fei	11	12	7	11	10	11
	Christina Fili	6	11	2	11	4	7			Sandra Paović	8	10	11	9	12	8
	Sandra Paović	11	5	11	6	11	11											Lau Sui-fei	11	12	7	11	11
	Ko Un Gyong	10	14	6	11	12												Gao Jun	5	10	11	5	5
	Yulia Prokhorova	12	16	11	9	11				Yulia Prokhorova	3	13	3	4	1
	Karen Li	5	2	3	11	5				Gao Jun	11	11	11	11	11
	Gao Jun	11	11	11	9	11

Section 2

First Round									Second Round									Third Round							Fourth Round

	Kim Kyung-Ah	11	11	11	11
	Beh Lee Wei	7	7	9	5					Kim Kyung-Ah	11	9	11	3	11	11
	Mouma Das	8	4	4	7					Irina Kotikhina	2	11	6	11	3	9
	Irina Kotikhina	11	11	11	11														Kim Kyung-Ah	11	8	11	11	11
	Veronika Pavlovich	7	12	11	10	11	10	11											Sun Beibei	6	11	7	3	4
	Marina Kravchenko	11	10	7	12	7	12	8		Veronika Pavlovich	4	11	11	7	13	5	9
	Gabriela Feher	5	8	7	11	11				Sun Beibei	11	6	5	11	11	11	11
	Sun Beibei	11	11	11	8	13																				Kim Kyung-Ah	8	11	11	11	11
	Moon Hyun Jung	12	12	11	11																					Wang Yuegu	11	3	7	3	9
	Anastasya Koltsova	10	10	3	3					Moon Hyun-Jung	8	8	4	9
	Ganna Gaponova	9	8	11	4	4				Kim Jong	11	11	11	11
	Kim Jong	11	11	9	11	11													Kim Jong	7	3	3	11	6
	Lu Yun-Feng	7	11	11	7	11	11												Wang Yuegu	11	11	11	7	11
	Carla Nouwen	11	8	7	11	3	3			Lu Yun-Feng	12	7	6	4
	Carina Jonsson	6	4	11	7	4				Wang Yuegu	14	11	11	11
	Wang Yuegu	11	11	9	11	11

Section 3

First Round									Second Round								Third Round							Fourth Round

	Tie Ya Na	11	11	11	11
	Huang Crystal Xi	6	5	7	7					Tie Ya Na	12	8	11	5	6
	Veronika Heine	8	7	11	12	9				Wang Chen	14	11	6	11	11
	Wang Chen	11	11	4	14	11												Wang Chen	9	11	11	11	11
	Hiroko Fujii	11	11	11	5	11												Park Mi-Young	11	5	3	7	6
	Katerina Penkavova	9	8	2	11	5				Hiroko Fujii	9	4	5	8
	Kelly Sibley	7	2	5	12					Park Mi-Young	11	11	11	11
	Park Mi-Young	11	11	11	14																				Wang Chen	13	5	15	11	11
	Haruna Fukuoka	11	11	11	11																				Daniela Dodean	11	11	13	5	9
	Ema Rečko	9	3	6	3					Haruna Fukuoka	11	11	6	5	4	12
	Anastasia Voronova	6	12	11	7	10	11	9		Daniela Dodean	4	5	11	11	11	14
	Daniela Dodean	11	10	7	11	12	9	11										Daniela Dodean	12	11	11	11
	Iveta Vacenovska	12	11	11	11	3	11											Ai Fukuhara	10	9	8	9
	Kim Hye-Song	14	9	3	5	11	8			Iveta Vacenovska	2	6	9	9
	Natalia Bak	12	4	12	6	3				Ai Fukuhara	11	11	11	11
	Ai Fukuhara	10	11	14	11	11

Section 4

First Round							Second Round									Third Round									Fourth Round

	Lin Ling	11	11	11	11
	Margaryta Pesotska	8	5	12	9			Lin Ling	11	11	7	9	11	11
	Sarah Hanffou	11	7	7	7	9		Petra Lovas	5	7	11	11	5	8
	Petra Lovas	5	11	11	11	11											Lin Ling	7	11	11	9	11	5	14
	Yao Yan	11	11	11	12												Yao Yan	11	5	6	11	7	11	16
	Galia Dvorak	8	6	6	10			Yao Yan	11	11	11	11
	Lenka Kmotorkova	5	11	6	5	7		Nikoleta Stefanova	9	5	6	2
	Nikoleta Stefanova	11	7	11	11	11																				Yao Yan	12	7	5	7	11	8
	Wu Jiaduo	7	13	11	13	13																				Guo Yue	10	11	11	11	8	11
	Tetyana Sorochynska	11	11	8	11	11		Wu Jiaduo	9	11	11	11	7	11	11
	O Un-Jong	8	7	7	7			Xu Jie	11	3	13	8	11	9	3
	Xu Jie	11	11	11	11												Wu Jiaduo	10	4	12	9	3
	Georgina Póta	12	10	11	14	11											Guo Yue	12	11	10	11	11
	Maria Mirou	10	12	5	12	9		Georgina Póta	11	7	7	3	5
	Natalia Partyka	5	8	7	5			Guo Yue	9	11	11	11	11
	Guo Yue	11	11	11	11

Bottom half

Section 5

First Round									Second Round									Third Round								Fourth Round

	Guo Yan	12	11	11	11
	Katalina Gatinska	10	4	4	7					Guo Yan	12	11	11	11
	Andrea Bakula	7	13	11	8	7				Huang Yi-hua	10	7	5	4
	Huang Yi-hua	11	11	13	11	11													Guo Yan	11	11	9	12	11
	Kim Jung-hyun	11	11	6	14	11													Nicole Struse	8	7	11	10	8
	Tawny Banh Thua	5	6	11	12	6				Kim Jung-hyun	10	13	14	8	9	11	9
	Iulia Necula	11	11	7	9	4	8			Nicole Struse	12	11	12	11	11	7	11
	Nicole Struse	1	8	11	11	11	11																				Guo Yan	11	11	9	11	11
	Viktoria Pavlovich	9	9	7	12	6																					Elizabeta Samara	4	7	11	4	3
	Miao Miao	11	11	11	10	11				Miao Miao	11	11	10	11	11	8	5
	Nevin Mutlu	9	3	7	8					Elizabeta Samara	8	13	12	7	6	11	11
	Elizabeta Samara	11	11	11	11														Elizabeta Samara	9	6	11	11	11	11
	Carole Grundisch	11	11	12	8	11	10	10											Sayaka Hirano	11	11	8	9	6	8
	Cho Ha-La	9	6	14	11	6	12	12		Cho Ha-La	7	3	11	6	9
	Judy Hugh	4	5	8	4					Sayaka Hirano	11	11	5	11	11
	Sayaka Hirano	11	11	11	11

Section 6

First Round									Second Round							Third Round									Fourth Round

	Jiang Huajun	11	11	11	11
	Eva Tapai	3	7	7	8					Jiang Huajun	11	11	11	11
	Cheng I-Ching	7	11	9	3	4				Li Qiangbing	8	8	6	0
	Li Qiangbing	11	5	11	11	11											Jiang Huajun	7	11	5	11	8	11	6
	Nanthana Komwong	11	11	11	11												Peng Luyang	11	7	11	6	11	6	11
	Wang Yu	9	4	6	6					Nanthana Komwong	1	7	5	4
	Sanja Paukovic	2	6	5	3					Peng Luyang	11	11	11	11
	Peng Luyang	11	11	11	11																					Peng Luyang	11	8	11	11	11
	Tamara Boroš	8	11	11	11	12	7	11																		Lee Eun-Hee	2	11	7	4	5
	Biljana Todorovic	11	7	7	8	14	11	8		Tamara Boroš	11	4	9	8	7
	Poulomi Ghatak	3	4	5	9					Lee Eun-Hee	9	11	11	11	11
	Lee Eun-Hee	11	11	11	11												Lee Eun-Hee	11	11	11	11	14
	Tatyana Kostromina	12	11	11	11												Li Jiawei	9	6	9	13	12
	Dana Saporta	10	6	2	8					Tatyana Kostromina	4	7	8	11	9
	Matilda Ekholm	5	12	8	10	11	7			Li Jiawei	11	11	11	8	11
	Li Jiawei	11	10	11	12	6	11

Section 7

First Round							Second Round								Third Round							Fourth Round

	Li Xiaoxia	11	12	11	11
	Ivana Weberova	6	10	8	6			Li Xiaoxia	15	11	11	11
	Zhengi Barthel	6	10	11	12	9		Reiko Hiura	13	5	6	9
	Reiko Hiura	11	12	4	14	11										Li Xiaoxia	14	11	11	14
	Kristin Silbereisen	11	7	9	5	9										Svetlana Ganina	12	4	7	12
	Pan Li-Chun	6	11	11	11	11		Pan Li-Chun	6	3	2	3
	Martina Safran	2	5	2	5			Svetlana Ganina	11	11	11	11
	Svetlana Ganina	11	11	11	11																		Li Xiaoxia	11	11	12	11	11
	Krisztina Tóth	20	12	11	10	11																	Li Jiao	8	7	14	5	2
	Anissara Muangsuk	18	10	5	12	8		Krisztina Tóth	11	11	9	8	11	11
	Szandra Pergel	5	5	5	11	5		Sara Ramirez	4	6	11	11	6	8
	Sara Ramirez	11	11	11	6	11										Krisztina Tóth	5	6	11	9	9
	Renata Strbikova	4	13	11	11	11										Li Jiao	11	11	6	11	11
	Laurie Phai Pang	11	11	3	3	5		Renata Strbikova	3	7	9	11	8
	Ekaterina Ntoulaki	5	6	2	12			Li Jiao	11	11	11	6	11
	Li Jiao	11	11	11	14

Section 8

First Round								Second Round							Third Round							Fourth Round

	Liu Jia	12	11	11	11
	Assia Kassabova	10	5	7	8				Liu Jia	11	12	11	11
	Tetyana Tkachova	11	11	11	11	11			Tetyana Tkachova	2	10	8	2
	Laura Negrisoli	8	3	13	7	6										Liu Jia	5	11	11	11	14
	Wu Xue	11	11	11	11											Wu Xue	11	3	9	4	12
	Lee I-Chen	8	7	5	2				Wu Xue	11	11	11	7	11
	Fabiola Ramos	7	3	14	11	4	8		Elke Schall	9	6	9	11	7
	Elke Schall	11	11	12	9	11	11																Liu Jia	4	11	7	10	6
	Zhang Rui	11	5	11	11	11																	Wang Nan	11	3	11	12	11
	Stephanie Xu Sang	5	11	7	6	2			Zhang Rui	11	11	11	11
	Marta Golota	11	5	9	14	6	3		Cornelia Vaida	8	4	7	7
	Cornelia Vaida	8	11	11	12	11	11									Zhang Rui	10	5	6	13
	Zhu Fang	11	15	13	11											Wang Nan	12	11	11	15
	Viktoria Lucenkova	3	13	11	3				Zhu Fang	7	7	8	11	8
	Zhang Mo	6	8	1	6				Wang Nan	11	11	11	8	11
	Wang Nan	11	11	11	11

External links

Drawsheet - Women's Singles

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