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GAC Group 2015 ITTF World Tour Belgium Open

 

A Challenge Series tournament GAC Group 2015 ITTF World Tour Belgium Open is staged in De Haan a municipality in West Flanders. It is situated on the country’s northern English channel coastline.

 

Singapore’s FENG Tianwei heads the lists of entries in the Women’s Singles event whilst KIM Minseok of Korea is the leading name in the Men’s Singles Event.

 

Best ranked European player on the seeding list in men’s Event is LI Ahmet of Turkey at the position no. 5 Mattias KARLSSON of Sweden is ranked at the position no. 9. Legendary Jean Michel SAIVE is also on duty seeded no. 11 just one place above his compatriot Cedric NUYTINCK.

 

Bernadette SZOCS of Romania is seeded no. 7 followed by Yana NOSKOVA of Russia at the position no. 10 Anamaria ERDELJI of Serbia seeded no. 15 and Lisa LUNG of Belgium at position no. 16.

 

The main draw starts tomorrow.

 

In qualifications the top eight players recorded victories in opening rounds. Dennis KLEIN of Germany Konstantin CHERNOV of Russia QIU Dang of Germany Gencay MENGE of Turkey Andrea LANDRIEU of France Vidan GADIEV of Russia Luka FUCEC of Croatia Lionel WEBER of Switzerland all concluded the day victoriously.

 

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