Table Tennis
Review 2019: star names, national celebrities
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Friday, 27 December 2019 08:53
Playing on home soil, in front of adoring fans; in early February, Adriana Diaz emerged the winner at the Universal 2019 Pan America Cup in Guaynabo. Later in the year in August she won the women’s singles title at the Lima 2019 Pan American Games. “I am very happy with my performance at the Pan America Cup but I think…
Review 2019: seizing the opportunity
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Table Tennis
Thursday, 26 December 2019 07:03
Furthermore, judging by his results at the start of the year in late January and early February, he was a rank outsider. The no.6 seed, at the ITTF World Tour Hungarian Open he experienced a first round defeat at the hands of China’s Wang Chuqin; one week later at the CCB 2019 Europe Top 16 Cup in Montreux it was…
Review 2019: ITTF Foundation, inaugural year
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Table Tennis
Wednesday, 25 December 2019 08:15
A team of seven highly motivated staff, under the guidance of Thomas Weikert, President ITTF Foundation and Leandro Olvech, Director ITTF Foundation, have worked tirelessly, establishing the ITTF Foundation as a leading organisation that sets the best possible example for development and peace. Offices opened on Saturday 28th September, the vibrant German city of Leipzig is the home for the…
Unanimous, John Bosco Birungi, re-elected President of Rwanda Table Tennis Federation
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Table Tennis
Wednesday, 25 December 2019 05:28
According to Daniel Ruziga, the Media Officer of the Rwanda Table Tennis Federation, proceedings were organised in the presence of Alexis Sharangabo, a member of the Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee. Eight clubs participated in the voting; those being, as Innocent Bahati, the outgoing Secretary General explained, were required to have a Certification from Rwanda Governance Broad in order…
Review 2019: Liu Shiwen in good company
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Table Tennis
Tuesday, 24 December 2019 19:01
One wondered if fate would play a part for Liu Shiwen in 2019; just as it had done for her male compatriot, Ma Lin. Commencing in 2000 in Yangzhou, concluding in Paris in 2006, in a seven year period he had won the Men’s World Cup on four occasions but throughout his illustrious career, the men’s singles title at a…
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Brian Mutua and Marta Meshesha, winners in Kampala
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Focus on Youth Olympic Games, Senegal prepares
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