The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) confirms that Dishang Group is the Title Sponsor of the upcoming 2020 ITTF Women’s and Men’s World Cups. One of China’s largest manufacturers and exporters of apparel Dishang Group is headquartered in Weihai (Shandong province) the host city for both events which will be staged on the following dates: 2020 ITTF Women’s World Cup: 8 – 10 November 2020 2020 ITTF Men’s World Cup: 13 – 15 November 2020 The two events are being held as part of the #RESTART series which marks the long-awaited return of international table tennis after several months of suspended activity due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The ITTF World Cups traditionally sit amongst the most prestigious annual international table tennis events featuring many of the sport’s best players from all parts of the world and counting towards the Grand Slam (Olympic Games World Championships World Cups). While China has been a successful host of several ITTF World Cups in the past this will be the first time that Weihai will stage the Women’s World Cup and the Men’s World Cup which boast 24 and 40 years of rich history respectively. Both events will be held at the Weihai Nanhai Olympic Center. The newly opened venue which fits 4 000 seats hosted the 2020 China National Table Tennis Championships earlier this month. The city of Weihai is a major Chinese seaport located in the easternmost point of Shandong province and boasting a coastline which stretches 1 000 kilometres. “Dishang Group with its headquarters located in Weihai is honoured to be title sponsor of the 2020 ITTF World Cups. We are very proud to work hand in hand with the ITTF to contribute to the development of table tennis. I sincerely wish this event a complete success and hope that the hosting of the World Cups will give courage to everyone around the world to combat against the pandemic and increase confidence in restoring economic growth and encourage them to pursue a better life ” said Zhu Lihua Chairman of Dishang Group Co. Ltd. “Dishang Group is a global leader in their field who have shown excellence in what they do as well as a great enthusiasm for staging the upcoming ITTF World Cups. Therefore we are very pleased to have them on board for this exciting and highly significant return of international table tennis events ” added Kimberly Koh ITTF Head of Partnerships
2020 ITTF World Junior Championships cancelled due to pandemic
The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) and Portuguese Table Tennis Association (Federação Portuguesa De Ténis De Mesa – FPTM) confirm that the 2020 ITTF World Junior Championships will not be taking place in order to best protect athletes amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Portugal had been set to stage this year’s ITTF World Junior Championships between 29 November – 6 December 2020 in Guimarães. Following meetings held between FPTM and the ITTF Competition department the ITTF Executive Committee (EC) was informed and after deliberation in agreement with FPTM the EC has decided: 1. To cancel the 2020 ITTF World Junior Table Tennis Championships to best protect the health and safety of the athletes. 2. To recommend to the Board of Directors (BoD) that Portugal become the first host of the newly branded ITTF World Youth Championships which is being proposed for launch in 2021. The introduction of the new format is pending approval from the BoD who will receive the proposition from the EC on 19 November 2020. 3. To propose to the BoD to allocate the 2022 ITTF World Youth Championships to Tunisia which had originally been the designated host country for the 2021 edition. The ITTF places on record its sincere thanks for the complete understanding and cooperation demonstrated by both Member Associations in light of the proposed changes especially Tunisia who have agreed in principle (pending approval by the BoD) to staging the ITTF World Youth Championships in 2022 in order to accommodate Portugal for 2021. The ITTF will provide a further update following the decision of the BoD on 19 November 2020. Meanwhile the revised Youth Events structure will be announced shortly.
April 6 is coming… Are you ready?
It feels like yesterday that we celebrated the 2020 edition of World Table Tennis Day from home. We believe that these unique and challenging times have made us and the World Table Tennis Day movement even stronger. On 6 April 2021 the focus will be even more on inclusiveness. So save the date and take this opportunity of celebrating this special day to raise awareness of gender equality in your community! Because table tennis is FUN and should be shared with everybody. World Table Tennis Day movement geographical distribution grew from year to year: In 2015 people from 70 countries and territories celebrated this special day for the very first time at small and big events whereas in 2020 people from 171 countries and territories were already celebrating – this time mainly from home Even if Covid-19 is still present in some countries or territories we will make it a blast with your help – from home from the park the gym … or wherever you would like to celebrate from to make WTTD and our beloved sport even more popular universal and inclusive. 2021 will be about Gender Equality and FEMpowerment through Table Tennis. In general table tennis and many other sports are facing a low participation rate of women and girls. World Table Tennis Day is a perfect excuse not only to celebrate but also to attract new players to our sport. With the 2021 preparation we will provide you with useful tools about how to get more women and girls to the table and how to keep them on board on the long term. Because table tennis is fun and should be shared with everybody. Of course this is not the only argument: Unfortunately girls and women constitute the largest group of disadvantaged people in the World. This is an unfair situation because all genders should have the same human rights which has still not been achieved in many parts of the world. Therefore we (and hopefully you too) want to contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 5 “Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls”. Above this data shows a dramatic increase of violence against women and girls since the outbreak of Covid-19 in particular domestic violence. As many of them struggle to access services such as health police and sport facilities you could be the person to create a safe environment for them through your WTTD celebration. We believe that everyone is equal and that the fight for equal fundamental human rights is not only related to girls and women! Everyone – including boys and men – has to be involved! No matter which gender age race religion culture and physical ability you are: We simply ask YOU to use your passion for table tennis and your motivation to do something good to take WTTD as a reason to raise awareness for gender equality in your community! Be one of the empowered people to empower girls and women through table tennis. Support them! Find your way to help them develop skills and knowledge to become an equal partner and player. Because gender equality is central to the achievement of all UN SDGs as it is not only a human right but a necessary foundation for a peaceful prosperous and sustainable world. Register your event! https://www.ittffoundation.org/2021-WTTD-registration
Prithika PAVADE reach the gold with perfect record
European Youth Top 10 On her way to the gold medal in the Junior Girls Singles Event at the European Youth Top 10 in Berlin Prithika PAVADE won all eight matches. In the last round French player overcame main adversary for the highest step of the medal rostrum Elena ZAHARIA of Romania. That meant that ZAHARIA finished third whilst Darya KISEL of Belarus won silver medal. It also means that gold went to the winner of the Cadets event at the Top 10 2018 cadet’s events winner from 2019 ZAHARIA is third and cadet’s event winner from 2017 Sophia KLEE of Germany is fourth. The best illustration how impressive run PAVADE had was the final score board – she lost only three games in eight matches. “It was not easy as it looks. I was well prepared for each match and I fought hard ” explained PAVADE. Which match was the hardest for you? “The last one. It was deciding match for victory at the tournament. ZAHARIA is in very good shape and it was hard to beat her. Also we all came here after the long break and we did not know what to expect. We did not play at the tournaments for months ” said PAVADE. What was the best moment? “Possibility to play at the tournaments after very long break. When I learned there will be Top 10 and that I am invited I was so happy!” You already had experience of being winner here in cadets. “It did not make the competition less harder. I was nervous and after so long time I did not what to expect how I and the others will play.” Darya KISEL lost to PAVADE and to Linda ZADEROVA of Czech Republic but she beat ZAHARIA and secured second position. Junior Girls Overall standings Prithika PAVADE (France) 8/0 Darya KISEL (Belarus) 6/2 Elena ZAHARIA (Romania) 6/2 Sophia KLEE (Germany) 5/3 Anastasia BONDAREVA (Germany) 4/4 Isa COK (France) 2/6 Helga DARI (Hungary) 2/6 Linda ZADEROVA Czech Republic) 2/6 Reka BEZEG (Serbia) 1/7 Round 9 Prithika PAVADE – Elena ZAHARIA 3:1 (11:5 11:7 7:11 11:8) Darya KISEL – Anastasia BONDAREVA 3:2 (9:11 11:5 2:11 11:9 11:9) Sophia KLEE – Isa COK 3:0 (11:7 11:7 11:2) Linda ZADEROVA – Reka BEZEG 3:0 (11:7 11:8 11:7) Round 8 Elena ZAHARIA – Sophia KLEE 3:1 (11:7 11:5 9:11 13:11) Isa COK – Darya KISEL 2:3 (12:10 11:9 5:11 9:11 6:11) Anastasia BONDAREVA – Linda ZADEROVA 3:2 (11:13 9:11 11:6 12:10 11:4) Reka BEZEG – Helga DARI 2:3 (8:11 11:5 9:11 11:7 7:11) Round 7 Sophia KLEE – Prithika PAVADE 1:3 (2:11 11:1 6:11 6:11) Darya KISEL – Elena ZAHARIA 3:1 (15:13 11:13 11:9 11:9 12:10) Linda ZADEROVA – Isa COK 1:3 (12:10 4:11 11:13 8:11) Helga DARI – Anastasia BONDAREVA 0:3 (4:11 7:11 5:11)
Kay STUMPER defended his crown in Junior Boys Event
European Youth Top 10 in Berlin Last year’s winner in Junior Boys Singles Event in Netherlands Germany’s Kay STUMPER defended his crown at the European Youth Top 10 in Berlin. First time in history of Youth Top 10 events Belgium has two players on the same medal rostrum. Olav KOSOLOSKY and Nicolas DEGROS are second and third. STUMPER could played relaxed the last match on the tournament against Nicolas DEGROS since he entered the last round unbeaten and with the victories over his main adversaries. However he did not spoiled the moment and he finished the tournament with the clean record. “I felt very good. I just did what I was doing throughout all tournament – fight for each ball. This is fantastic opportunity to play with the best players on the field and I took the best of it ” said STUMPER. Was it easier than the last year? “It should have been; we played best of five matches instead best of seven; there were only seven players juniors in the tournament; I already been there…but it was not like that. There is a little bit of pressure to defend the good result and I came here after being ill. I resumed my training on Monday and I was not in top shape when the Top 10 started. During the competition my game improved and I became more confident. I enjoyed my game ” said STUMPER. There were few close matches: 3:2 against KLAJBER3:1 against Olav and Tomas MARTINKO? “When it came to close games I proved I am better. I played very well in tricky situations ” explained Kay. Kay leveled the family record that his half-sister Laura set with titles in 2000 and 2001. “That is true but I always chose my own path and game. I was not thinking of that record ” said Kay. Olav KOSOLOSKY had a very good tournament and his second position is the best result for Belgium since Julien INDEHERBERG won Cadets Event in 2011. Olav equals Jean Michel SAIVE’s result from 1985 and 1987. In the last Round KOSOLOSKY and Ivor BAN of Croatia played against each other. BAN suffered and lost his place at the medal rostrum. Overall Standings Kay STUMPER (Germany) 6/0 Olav KOSOLOSKY (Belgium) 5/1 Nicolas DEGROS (Belgium) 3/3 Ivor BAN (Croatia) 3/3 Adam KLAJBER (Slovakia)2/4 Tomas MARTINKO (Czech Republic) 2/4 Filip DELINCAK (Slovakia) 0/6 Junior Boys Round 7 Olav KOSOLOSKY – Ivor BAN 3:1 (9:11 11:3 11:9 11:5) Kay STUMPER – Nicolas DEGROS 3:0 (11:9 11:4 11:7) Filip DELINCAK – Tomas MARTINKO 1:3 (9:11 11:6 8:11 3:11) Round 6 Ivor BAN – Kay STUMPER 1:3 (8:11 11:13 11:7 11:13) Nicolas DEGROS – Filip DELINCAK 3:2 (11:3 10:12 13:11 6:11 11:9) Tomas MARTINKO – Adam KLAJBER 0:3 (9:11 6:11 8:11)
Annett KAUFMANN went one step higher to win the title in Berlin
European Youth Top 10 Last year’s silver medalist Annett KAUFMANN of Germany went one step higher this weekend in Berlin. She clinched gold in the Cadet Girls Singles Event at the European Youth Top 10. She had only one defeat whilst Charlotte LUTZ of France with two defeats was second; third is Anna HURSEY of Wales. For Wales it is the best result at the Top 10 (12). Adam ROBERTSON was fifth in 2001. “I was very nervous at the begging. I was under pressure because I came as a silver medalist from last year and I had to justified my result and my position at the seedings. In addition this year we played in Berlin and I had to think to make our fans proud. I managed to overcame the pressure and I am happy with my result at the end ” said Annett. Mia GRIESEL finished at the position no. four and she is the lowest ranked player at the European rankings to reach the position no. four. She is currently ranked at the position 23 in Europe. KAUFMANN was very confident and fought for every point. In combination with the good tactics she proved too strong for almost all the players. “ I was angry in my match against Mia that I lost. I made too many simple mistakes. I did not have the right feeling for the ball in that match ” said Annett. Her game improved after that second round. “ My hardest matches were against Helena SOMMEROVA of Czech Republic and Romania’s Bianca Mei ROSU. I think that eventually experience prevailed in both matches. I was mentally stronger and more calm.” Cadet Girls Final Standings Annett KAUFMANN Germany 8/1 Charlotte LUTZ France 7/2 Anna HURSEY Wales 7/2 Mia GRIESEL Germany 7/2 Helena SOMMEROVA Czech Republic 4/5 Sophie EARLEY Ireland 3/6 Bianca Mei ROSU Romania 3/6 Jele STORTZ Germany 3/6 Dominika WILTSCHKOVA Slovakia 2/7 Julie Van HAUWAERT Belgium 2/7 Round 9 Charlotte LUTZ – Mia GRIESEL 3:0 (11:7 11:8 11:6) Sophie EARLEY – Annett KAUFMANN 1:3 (11:9 4:11 5:11 6:11) Anna HURSEY – Helena SOMMEROVA 3:1 (9:11 7:11 11:7 11:5 11:1) Julie Van HAUWAERT – Jele STORTZ 2:3 (10:12 11:9 9:11 11:5 9:11) Dominika WILTSCHKOVA – Bianca Mei ROSU 3:1 (3:11 11:8 11:8 11:8) Round 8 Annett KAUFMANN – Charlotte LUTZ 3:0 (11:3 11:8 11:8) Mia GRIESEL – Anna HURSEY 1:3 (11:8 3:11 10:12 9:11) Jele STORTZ – Sophie EARLEY 0:3 (8:11 4:11 5:11) Bianca Mei ROSU – Julie Van HAUWAERT 1:3 (11:8 7:11 8:11 10:12) Helena SOMMEROVA – Dominika WILTSCHKOVA 3:1 (11:7 11:9 6:11 11:6) Round 7 Anna HURSEY – Annett KAUFMANN 1:3 (12:10 7:11 9:11 7:11) Charlotte LUTZ – Sophie EARLEY 3:1 (7:11 11:7 11:0 11:1) Bianca Mei ROSU – Jele STORTZ 2:3 (8:11 8:11 11:5 11:5 10:12) Dominika WILTSCHKOVA – Mia GRIESEL 2:3 (11:4 5:11 11:8 7:11 8:11) Julie Van HAUWAERT – Helena SOMMEROVA 3:0 (14:12 13:11 11:4)
Felix LEBRUN crowned cadet’s champion in Berlin
Cadet Boys Event at the European Youth Top 10 With almost perfect run – six wins and only one defeat Felix LEBRUN clinched gold at the European Youth Top 10 in Berlin. He finished at the top spot after three days of play. Top three seeds from Romania failed to reach gold. Iulian CHIRITA and Andrei Teodor ISTRATE finished the competition at the position two and three. Top seed Darius MOVILEANU is fourth. They both suffered by the hands of Felix LEBRUN who made one history milestone. French player is the first pen hold grip player to win this tournament. Felix lost only one match – against Mateusz ZALEWSKI of Poland. Polish player is fifth in Berlin with two defeats against Andrei Teodor ISTRATE and Darius MOVILEANU. “I had problem with his service game. Struggling with the receive. He forced me into mistakes. He is very aggressive player ” explained Felix. Felix showed very mature game. And beside this defeat he did not allowed any other upsets. “The hardest day was today. I won both matches but I was very nervous. I felt great pressure.” What is the plan for future? “ I will return to trainings in my club Montpellier and hope that soon we will be able to travel to tournaments.” Final Standings Felix LEBRUN France 6/1 Iulian CHIRITA Romania 5/2 Andrei Teodor ISTRATE Romania 5/2 Darius MOVILEANU Romania 5/2 Mateusz ZALEWSKI Poland 4/3 Daniel BERZOSA Spain 1/6 Lleyton ULLMANN Germany 1/6 Jakub GOLDIR Slovakia 1/6 Round 7 Mateusz ZALEWSKI – Iulian CHIRITA 0:3 (6:11 8:11 11:13) Felix LEBRUN – Lleyton ULLMANN 3:0 (11:2 11:8 11:9) Daniel BERZOSA – Darius MOVILEANU 0:3 (9:11 2:11 11:13) Jakub GOLDIR – Andrei Teodor ISTRATE 1:3 (4:11 10:12 11:9 7:11) Round 6 Iulian CHIRITA – Felix LEBRUN 2:3 (13:11 6:11 8:11 12:10 11:13) Darius MOVILEANU – Mateusz ZALEWSKI 3:2 (11:9 6:11 11:8 4:11 11:7) Lleyton ULLMANN – Jakub GOLDIR 3:0 (11:8 11:9 11:6) Andrei Teodor ISTRATE – Daniel BERZOSA 3:1 (11:6 13:11 7:11 11:8)
STUMPER unbeaten KOSOLOSKY and BAN do not give up
Junior Event at the European Youth Top 10 Two third of the Junior Boys matches concluded in five games during two days of the play at the European Youth Top 10 in Berlin. The leading name in this statistic is Adam KLAJBER of Slovakia who played all his five matches in five games and lost four of them. Ivor BAN is not far from this record. He played four matches and three of them finished after fifth set. He also lost only one match at the beginning of the tournament but today she showed no mercy. He beat Tomas MARTINKO of Czech Republic Adam KLAJBER of Slovakia and Filip DELINCAK of Slovakia. “Against MARTINKO I was down in the fifth game my game was not steady but I was not losing my head. I won decisive game by narrow margin and that gave me extra confidence ” explained BAN. Against KLAJBER we saw table tennis marathon. “I had a 2:1 lead and we played extra-long fourth game. With lot of advantages on both sides KLAJBER won 24:22. I said ‘All right’ and continued that match like nothing happened. I put that game completely out of my mind and won the decisive game. I was prepared for such scenario. My coach and I talked a lot about the tactics and I was ready mentally. Like I was ready for the match against DELINCAK. I beat him 3:0 despite the fact that our previous matches were always close 50-50.” Only unbeaten player on the field is Kay STUMPER of Germany. Among his victims today were Olav KOSOSLOSKY of Belgium who suffered only one defeat in five rounds. “My performance was not bad in that match. I had 6:0 in first game I was close to win the second one. If it was 1:1 it will be different story ” explained KOSOSLOSKY. Before this match KOSOLOSKY overcame DELINCAK and KLAJBER. “ I never played against KLAJBER before so I needed time to adjust to his game. The main point was to find the right service – return game. I had to explore and to fight for each ball. Against DELINCAK I played three games and won. I guess he was under pressure because he had really bad luck in previous match. This is the tournament where you can finished way behind because of few unlucky situations. When you miss chance or two there is no space to come back ” said KOSOLOSKY. Junior Boys Round 5 Adam KLAJBER – Nicolas DEGROS 2:3 (7:11 12:10 9:11 11:7 8:11) Filip DELINCAK- Ivor BAN 0:3 (10:12 6:11 4:11) Kay STUMPER – Olav KOSOLOSKY 3:1 (11:8 14:12 3:11 11:9) Round 4 Olav KOSOLOSKY– Filip DELINCAK 3:0 (11:2 11:7 11:9) Ivor BAN– Adam KLAJBER 3:2 (11:9 7:11 12:10 22:24 11:4) Nicolas DEGROS – Tomas MARTINKO 2:3 (11:3 7:11 12:10 2:11 9:11) Round 3 Adam KLAJBER- Olav KOSOLOSKY 2:3 (7:11 11:8 11:9 5:11 8:11) Filip DELINCAK- Kay STUMPER 0:3 (1:11 7:11 10:12) Tomas MARTINKO- Ivor BAN 2:3 (7:11 11:7 11:6 9:11 11:13) Liveticker here Streaming at Sportdeutschland.tv Day 2 Day 3
Darya KISEL puts her adversaries on severe pressure
Junior Girls Event at the European Youth Top 10 in Berlin Prithika PAVADE of France and Elena ZAHARIA of Romania did not lose their speed on the second day of the play at the Junior Singles Event at the European Top 10 in Berlin. After six Rounds they are both unbeaten. Prithika PAVADE won all six matches and tomorrow will play against Germany’s Sophia KLEE and Elena ZAHARIA whilst Romania’s young star has one match more because she played only 5 so far. PAVADE beat Helga DARI of Hungary Linda ZADEROVA of Czech Republic and Darya KISEL of Belarus today. Darya lost two matches in five encounters. The match against PAVADE lasted unusually short than we expected. “PAVADE has the game for the players with the defensive style. That is why I had to change my tactics. I had to attack more to change my style and to go with the spin. I gave my best but she was better ” said KISEL. It was different story against Sophia KLEE. “I played with many variations. I felt the ball I was in good rhythm. I had a good spin ” said Darya.” Tomorrow I have to play against ZAHARIA COK and BONDAREVA so I am still long way to go. There are no easy games here.” KLEE recorded one victory and one defeat today and both matches were very close. Against Linda ZADEROVA of Czech Republic she was stretched to full distance and she suffered first defeat in fifth round against Belarus KISEL. “For me it is very difficult to play against the players with the defensive style. I knew it will be tough and I also saw my mistakes during the match and I failed to correct it. I had to change my forehand; it went too deep and my racket was in wrong position. Eventually Darya won ” said Sophia. In the morning part of the program ZADEROVA also put KLEE on the test. “At the beginning I played very good. I was focused and managed to keep her game under control. Tactically ZADEROVA makes very little mistakes and you have to play on each ball. She proved that in fifth game when I was 8:3 in the lead and she managed to recover. It was 10:10 in split second. She never gives up. I stayed calm and won it but it was difficult match ” explained KLEE. What about tomorrow? “I will play against top seeded COK and no. 2 PAVADE so I am aware I do not have space for single mistake. They will punish every weak ball. I will give my best and I hope for good result.” Elena ZAHARIA faced match ball in the match against Reka BEZEG of Serbia but eventually prevailed in five games. Later she overcame DARI and ZADEROVA in straight games. Junior Girls Round 6 Elena ZAHARIA– Linda ZADEROVA 3:0 (11:5 12:10 11:6) Prithika PAVADE – Darya KISEL 3:0 (11:8 15:13 11:3) Anastasia BONDAREVA- Reka BEZEG 3:2 (6:11 11:4 5:11 11:5 11:7) Isa COK- Helga DARI 3:2 (11:13 9:11 11:6 11:6 11:7) Round 5 Linda ZADEROVA – Prithika PAVADE 0:3 (6:11 3:11 7:11) Reka BEZEG- Isa COK 3:2 (11:9 4:11 6:11 11:9 13:11) Darya KISEL – Sophia KLEE 3:1 (11:9 5:11 11:5 11:8) Helga DARI – Elena ZAHARIA 0:3 (5:11 2:11 6:11) Round 4 Isa COK – Anastasia BONDAREVA 1:3 (8:11 10:12 11:9 4:11) Sophia KLEE – Linda ZADEROVA 3:2 (11:5 11:13 11:4 10:12 12:10) Prithika PAVADE – Helga DARI 3:0 (13:11 11:7 11:1) Elena ZAHARIA – Reka BEZEG 3:2 (11:4 18:20 5:11 11:9 12:10) Liveticker here Streaming at Sportdeutschland.tv Day 2 Day 3
Iulian CHIRITA showed powerful game at Youth Top 10
Cadet Boys Event In Cadet Boys Event at the European Youth Top 10 Iulian CHIRITA of Romania and Felix LEBRUN of France topping the standings after the five rounds of the play. They both lost one match CHIRITA yesterday and LEBRUN today. At the beginning of the day CHIRITA met his teammate Andrei Teodor ISTRATE and lost only one game. “I felt the ball very well. I also played safe on the table. I feel good here and I am satisfied with my performance. Against Lleyton ULLMANN of Germany I had a good start. I had 2:0 lead but he took next game by nine points and it fourth he almost leveled. It was 11:10 12:11. I had to play at my best to finish the match before the decisive game ” said CHIRITA. Jakub GOLDIR of Slovakia also failed to find the answer for Iulian’s very aggressive game. “I played very powerful game. The key was backhand and middle of the table ” added CHIRITA. Top seeded Darius MOVILEANU lost to Felix LEBRUN in Round 5 but previously beat Jakub GOLDIR and Lleyton ULLMANN. Beside Darius Felix overcame Spain’s Daniel BERZOSA and suffered by the hands of Poland’s Mateusz ZALEWSKI. Polish player started the day unbeaten but lost to Romania’s Andrei Teodor ISTRATE. Cadet Boys Round 5 Mateusz ZALEWSKI – Daniel BERZOSA 3:2 (9:11 11:9 9:11 14:12 11:4) Felix LEBRUN – Darius MOVILEANU 3:0 (12:10 11:6 11:7) Jakub GOLDIR – Iulian CHIRITA 0:3 (4:11 11:13 8:11) Lleyton ULLMANN – Andrei Teodor ISTRATE 1:3 (13:15 11:9 4:11 4:11) Round 4 Darius MOVILEANU – Jakub GOLDIR 3:0 (11:6 11:3 13:11) Daniel BERZOSA – Felix LEBRUN 0:3 (9:11 6:11 9:11) Iulian CHIRITA – Lleyton ULLMANN 3:1 (11:3 11:8 9:11 15:13) Andrei Teodor ISTRATE – Mateusz ZALEWSKI 3:2 (9:11 1:11 11:6 11:5 11:9) Round 3 Felix LEBRUN – Mateusz ZALEWSKI 1:3 (10:12 12:10 9:11 8:11) Lleyton ULLMANN – Darius MOVILEANU 1:3 (11:13 8:11 14:12 6:11) Iulian CHIRITA – Andrei Teodor ISTRATE 3:1 (11:6 11:9 8:11 11:7) Jakub GOLDIR– Daniel BERZOSA 3:2 (11:9 6:11 11:9 8:11 13:11) Liveticker here Streaming at Sportdeutschland.tv Day 2 Day 3
