Feng Tianwei
Awards & Honours
5
Awards Won
2
Honours
1
Rankings
3
Records
Feng Tianwei's career is defined by her historic achievements for Singapore. She holds the distinction of being the nation's most decorated Olympian, with three medals to her name. Her bronze in the women's singles at the 2012 London Olympics was the first Olympic singles medal for Singapore since 1960, a feat that cemented her place in the country's sporting history. Her 2015 Asian Cup victory was particularly remarkable, as she overcame a formidable Chinese contingent to claim the title. Beyond her medals, Feng's longevity at the top of the sport, remaining in the world's top 13 for 13 consecutive years, is a testament to her consistency and skill.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
David Dixon Award
Awarded for outstanding sporting performance and sportsmanship at the Commonwealth Games.
Singapore Sports Hall of Fame
Inducted in recognition of her contributions to Singapore table tennis.
Rankings & Lists
World Ranking
Records & Feats
Most Olympic medals won by a Singaporean
Feng Tianwei has won three Olympic medals, the most by any Singaporean athlete.
First Singaporean to win an Olympic singles medal since 1960
Her bronze in the women's singles at the 2012 London Olympics was Singapore's first Olympic singles medal in 52 years.
13 consecutive years in the world's top 13
Feng maintained a top-13 world ranking for 13 straight years, a record unmatched by any current female player.