Know Thy Enemy - Li Xiaoxia

Li Xiaoxia entered the Chinese National Team in 2003. Currently, she trains under Li Sun whom was also the mentor of Beijing Olympic Games Double Gold Medalist Zhang Yining. Li Xiaoxia missed out the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games to Zhang Yining, Wang Nan and Guo Yue, but that was already history. Today, Li is a strong contender for both the Women's Singles and Women's Team Gold in the 2012 London Olympic Games.

Name: Li Xiaoxia
Date of Birth: 16 January 1988
Place of Birth: Liaoning, China
Nationality: People's Republic of China
Current World Ranking: 3
Best World Ranking: 1 (November 2008)
Playing Style: Right Handed, Classic, Offensive
Forehand: Inverted
Backhand: Inverted

Major Sporting Achievements:
2006 World Team Championships – Women’s Team – Gold
2007 World Championships – Women’s Singles – Silver
2007 World Championships – Women’s Doubles – Silver
2007 World Team Cup – Women’s Team – Gold
2008 World Team Championships – Women’s Team – Gold
2008 Women’s World Cup – Gold

2009 World Championships – Women’s Singles – Bronze

2009 World Championships – Women’s Doubles – Gold

2009 Women’s World Cup – Bronze

2009 World Team Cup – Women’s Team – Gold
2010 World Team Championships – Women’s Team – Silver
2010 World Team Cup – Women’s Team - Gold

2011 World Championships – Women’s Singles – Silver

2011 World Championships – Women’s Doubles – Gold

2011 Women’s World Cup – Silver

2011 World Team Cup – Women’s Team – Gold
2012 World Team Championships – Women’s Team – Gold

Statistics Against Wang Yuegu (5 wins, 0 loss)

2012 World Team Championships – Win
2011 Women's World Cup – Win
2010 Asian Games  – Win
2010 China Open – Win
2008 Women's World Cup – Win

Statistics Against Feng Tianwei (5 wins, 0 loss)
2011 Pro Tour Grand Finals – Win
2010 Asian Games – Win
2009 Women's World Cup – Win
2008 Tournament of Champions – Win
2008 Women's World Cup – Win

Statistics Against Li Jiawei (3 wins, 0 loss)
2012 Asian Championships – Win
2012 Hungarian Open – Win
2011 English Open – Win