Qiu Yike, born in June 1985 65438+ 10 18 in Chengdu, Sichuan, is a male table tennis player in China, and has now retired.

In May, 2003, Qiu Yike became famous by beating Timo Bohr, who was ranked first in the world at the 2003 World Table Tennis Championships. In May 2007, Qiu Yike won the third place in the mixed doubles in the 2007 World Table Tennis Championships. In 2009, Qiu Yike won the men's team championship in the 2009 Table Tennis World Cup. 20 13, Qiu Yike retired. On 20 14, Qiu yike officially became the head coach of Sichuan women's table tennis team.

Social assessment

Qiu Yike holds the racket horizontally in his right hand, with both sides reversed, and the arc coil combined with the fast break. He is fierce in playing, flexible in footwork and wide in running range, and inside attack is his specialty. (Sina. Com review)

Qiu Yike is a smart player, with talent and a good sense of the ball. His problems are that his basic skills are not solid, his foundation is not thick enough, and his specialties are not prominent enough. Generally speaking, his strength is not strong enough, and it is very easy to relax when the score is ahead. (Comments by China Table Tennis Team Head Coach Liu)

Hot-blooded personality and sense of responsibility are Qiu Yike's natural advantages as a coach. (Netease Sports Review)