The final weekend in London arrives: the WTT Star Contender London 2025 reaches the semifinals at the Copper Box Arena on Sunday, 26 October. After several days of tight battles in London, it’s almost time for the semi’s and finals.

India’s men’s team crashed out of medal contention at the Asian Table Tennis Championships 2025 after suffering a 3–0 defeat to Hong Kong China in the quarter-finals at Kalinga Stadium, Bhubaneswar on Sunday.

The WTT Star Contender London 2025 is just around the corner — and England’s next generation is ready to take centre stage.
From October 21–26, the Copper Box Arena, London England will host world-class action featuring a mix of rising British players and international stars battling across Singles, Doubles, and Mixed events for prize money around $250,000.

China’s Wang Chuqin showed supremacy at the finals of WTT China Smash 2025 in Beijing, beating France’s young star Félix Lebrun 4–0 in the Men’s Singles final at Shougang Park.
Backed by a roaring home crowd, Wang Chuqin relentless pace & consistency overwhelmed Lebrun, sealing yet another major title for World #1.

China’s Xiang Peng delivered the shock of Day 5 at the China Smash 2025 presented by Beijing Shijingshan Culture & Tourism Group, as he overcame Brazil’s Hugo Calderano in a pulsating quarterfinal clash. The 21-year-old held his nerve in key rallies to clinch a dramatic 4–3 victory in front of the Beijing crowd.

Home favorites Lin Shidong, Wang Chuqin, Sun Yingsha advances to next round of Day 3 of the China Smash 2025 presented by Beijing Shijingshan Culture & Tourism Group saw some thrilling matches at Shougang Park, Beijing. Fans were treated to intense rallies, shock results, and powerhouse performances as players battled through the Round of 32 and Round of 16 across different categories.

India’s Eighteen-year-old prodigy Ankur Bhattacharjee, produced an eye-catching performance at the China Smash 2025 where he delivered one of his best performance till now. India’s rising star and current World No. 147 is a player to watch for sure.

Post SV Mühlhausen captured the final quarterfinal berth in the German Table Tennis Cup with a 3–2 victory over TTC Schwalbe Bergneustadt on Sunday at the LOTTO Thüringen Center Court in TTBL.
The deciding doubles went the full distance before Steffen Mengel and Marcos Freitas sealed the win, keeping Mühlhausen alive in three competitions this season.