National Championships: BOLL cancelled SUSS top seed in Germany

04/03/2011 – Timo BOLL cancelled late last night for the German National Championships. When he returned from Beijing yesterday he was too tired to continue playing another weekend. “I am really sorry – especially for the organizers and

Apart from BOLL and 22-year-old national team player Steffen MENGEL (injury) all German top players participate in the men’s and women’s competition in Bamberg Bavaria. Male top seed is now Christian SUSS. In the women’s competition is still WU Jiaduo.

(by Simone HINZ Courtesy DTTB)

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