China dominated the table tennis events at the 2024 Paris Olympics, sweeping all five gold medals, including victories in both men's and women's singles and teams. Fan Zhendong captured his first Olympic gold in the men's singles by defeating Sweden's Truls Moregardh 4-1, showcasing resilience after losing the first game. In the women's singles, Chen Meng successfully defended her title, defeating compatriot Sun Yingsha, while Japan's Hina Hayata earned bronze. In the women's team final, China triumphed 3-0 over Japan, marking their fifth consecutive Olympic title in this event and their 300th total Olympic gold medal. Japan's silver in both the women's team and singles events highlights their ongoing struggle against China's table tennis supremacy. The Chinese team has now won 37 of the 42 table tennis golds available since the sport's Olympic debut in 1988.