Open del Qatar DX 07/27 02:40 5 David Powell v Yun-Ju Lin W 0-4
Open del Qatar DX 06/07 06:10 1 Jike Zhang v Yun-Ju Lin L 4-1
Repubblica Ceca - Extraliga 06/01 07:30 5 Long Ma v Yun-Ju Lin L 4-0
Open del Qatar DX 05/30 08:20 1 Tiago Apolonia v Yun-Ju Lin W 0-4
Open del Qatar DX 05/30 02:00 1 Yun-Ju Lin v Bo Fang W 4-1
Open del Qatar DX 05/29 02:50 1 Yun-Ju Lin v Elias Ranefur W 4-2
Open del Qatar DX 05/23 12:50 1 Seungmin Cho v Yun-Ju Lin W 1-3
Open del Qatar DX 05/22 05:45 1 Yun-Ju Lin v Ewout Oostwouder W 4-0
Open del Qatar Femminili 05/03 15:00 1 Yun-Ju Lin v Jon Persson W 3-2
Open del Qatar Femminili 05/01 12:00 1 Yun-Ju Lin v Kenta Matsudaira L 1-3
Open del Qatar DX 03/22 14:30 - Maharu Yoshimura v Yun-Ju Lin L 4-1
Open del Qatar DX 03/22 11:15 - Yun-Ju Lin v Seungmin Cho W 4-2
Open del Qatar 03/08 16:00 5 Yun-Ju Lin v Timo Boll L 1-4
Open del Qatar DX 03/07 13:00 1 Yun-Ju Lin v Fei Xue L 1-3
Open del Qatar DX 03/06 08:50 1 Lubomir Jancarik v Yun-Ju Lin W 0-4
Open del Qatar DX 01/17 13:30 1 Bence Majoros v Yun-Ju Lin W 0-3
Open del Qatar DX 01/17 08:00 1 Yun-Ju Lin v Truls Moregard W 3-0
Open del Qatar DX 01/16 19:25 1 Pak Nam Ng v Yun-Ju Lin W 1-3
Open del Qatar DX 01/16 09:50 1 Yun-Ju Lin v Guankai Niu W 3-0
Open del Qatar DX 09/20 08:00 1 Gaoyuan Lin v Yun-Ju Lin L 4-0
Open del Qatar DX 09/19 09:40 1 Yun-Ju Lin v Mehdi Bouloussa W 4-1
Open del Qatar DX 08/26 14:30 3 Yun-Ju Lin v Hugo Calderano L 3-4
Open del Qatar DX 08/25 16:30 4 Yinchi Fang v Yun-Ju Lin W 0-4
Open del Qatar DX 08/24 17:20 5 Yun-Ju Lin v Tiago Apolonia W 4-2
Open del Qatar DX 08/23 16:30 1 Can Akkuzu v Yun-Ju Lin L 3-2
Open del Qatar DX 08/15 17:30 1 Yun-Ju Lin v Mizuki Oikawa L 2-3
Open del Qatar DX 06/14 06:15 1 Pak Nam Ng v Yun-Ju Lin W 2-4
Open del Qatar DX 06/14 01:00 1 Tonin Ryuzaki v Yun-Ju Lin L 3-2
Repubblica Ceca - Extraliga 05/31 13:00 57 Bastian Steger v Yun-Ju Lin L 4-3
Open del Qatar DX 05/30 15:00 1 Pavel Platonov v Yun-Ju Lin W 0-4

Wikipedia - Lin Yun-ju

Lin Yun-Ju (Chinese: 林昀儒; pinyin: Lín Yún rú born 17 August 2001) is a Taiwanese table tennis player. He is a left-handed player who plays with the shakehand grip.

History

Lin started playing table tennis as a third grader. At age 14, he officially became a member of the national team at the 2016 World Team Championships, the youngest Taiwanese player to do so.  

2019

Lin started competing in the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) senior circuit in 2016. He won two major tournaments in a row in 2019, first the T2 Diamond Malaysia in July, followed in August by his first ITTF World Tour title, the Czech Open at the age of only 18. In these tournaments, he had beaten some of the top players, including Ma Long, Fan Zhendong, Dimitrij Ovtcharov and Timo Boll.

2021

Lin trained in China along with members of the Chinese national team and other selected foreigners from late 2020 until early 2021. His first international event was WTT Contender at World Table Tennis' inaugural event WTT Doha, where he reached the finals after defeating Quadri Aruna in the quarter-finals and Simon Gauzy in the semi-finals before being upset by Dimitrij Ovtcharov in the finals. In the WTT Star Contender event, Lin suffered a quarter-final upset against Ruwen Filus. However, Lin walked out of Doha with control of the fourth seed for the men's singles event at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. In April, ITTF amended the Olympic seeding system so that Lin fell back to the fifth seed below Hugo Calderano.

Lin placed fourth at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics after losing to Dimitrij Ovtcharov in the bronze-medal match. Lin defeated Ovtcharov in the team event later, but Taiwan ultimately fell to Germany 3–2 in the quarter-finals.

2023

Lin participated in WTT Fankfurt, and beat Ma Long in the finals, thus winning a WTT Champions title, and stopping Ma Long from getting his first WTT Champions title.

2024

Lin played in the team world championships in 2014. The Chinese Taipei team performed way better than expected. In the quarterfinals, they managed to surprise Germany, sweeping them 3-0. But after that, they fell short to France and lost. With this result, Chinese Taipei has qualified for the 2024 Summer Olympics as a team.