Olympic Qualifiers Secured in Busan After Thrilling Showdowns

February 21, 2024
6:09 pm
Olympic Games

Day 6 of the ITTF World Team Championships Finals 2024 intensified the tournament atmosphere as teams fiercely competed for quarterfinal spots and Olympic qualification.

Additional teams secured their places as Olympic qualifiers today.

In the women’s division Korea Germany Chinese Taipei Hong Kong Romania and Japan joined China Australia Egypt the United States and Brazil who had already secured their spots.

In the men’s division Japan Denmark Korea Chinese Taipei Germany and Portugal joined China Australia Egypt Sweden Brazil and Canada as confirmed Olympic qualifiers.

Both French teams as a hosts will also play in Paris 2024.

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