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 | Austria's Karl Jindrak, left, and Werner Schlager react after they won a point against China's Linghui Kong and Liu Guoliang during the semifinal at the Table Tennis World Championships in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Friday, Aug. 6, 1999. [AP] click to open  |  | China's Ruiwu Tan returns while his teammate Chu Yan Leung of Hong Kong stands by during the semifinal match against Croatia's Zoran Primorac and Belarus Vladimir Samsonov at the Table Tennis World Championships in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Friday, Aug. 6, 1999. [AP] click to open |  | Top seeded Nan Wang of China returns to Jing Cheng of Thai Pei during the semifinal at the Table Tennis World Championships in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Friday Aug. 6, 1999. [AP] click to open |  | China's Nun Wang returns to Yining Zhang during the final match at the Table Tennis World Championships in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Saturday Aug. 7, 1999. Wang beat her compatriot Yining Zhang 3-2. [AP] click to open |  | China's Wang Nan holds the trophy after she won the women's singles title at the World Table Tennis Championships in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Saturday August 7 1999. Wang beat her compatriot Zhang Yining 15-21, 14-21, 21-5, 21,12, 21-11. {AP] click to open |  | China's Wang Nan bites her gold medal after she won the women's single title in the World Table Tennis Championships in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Saturday August 7 1999. Wang beat her compatriot Zhang Yining 15-21, 14-21, 21-5, 21,12, 21-11. [AP] click to open |  | China's Liu Guoliong won the world men's single champion at the Table Tennis World Championships in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Saturday August 7 1999. click to open |  | China's Liu Guoliong, left, and Kong Linghui bite their gold medals after they became world men's double champions at the Table Tennis World Championships in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Saturday August 7 1999. [AP] click to open |  | China's Wang Nan, left, and Li Ju react after they became world women's doubles champions at the Table Tennis World Championships in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Sunday Aug. 8 1999. Wang and Li beat China's Ying Yang Jin Sun 22-20, 21-14, 21-19. [AP] click to open |  | China's Wang Nan, right, and Li Ju shake hands with the crowd after they become the world women's doubles champions at the Table Tennis World Championships in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Sunday Aug. 8, 1999. Wang and Li beat China's Ying Yang Jin Sun with 22-20, 21-14, 21-19. [AP] click to open |
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