WTT Contender Series calender schedule for 2024 is released & it is a action packed year! With a prize money of 250,000 USD, the event is bound to attract top table tennis from fraternity around the world. The series will start from Doha, UAE from & end at WTT Star Contender Lanzhou 2024, China in 16th Sept - 22nd Sept 2024. You will see a lot of top players in action in WTT Contender Series, plan your travel accordingly! 😅

Brazil’s Hugo Calderano has once again ITTF Pan American Championships 2023, clinched the title once again in 2023! The current World Rank #5 won both the Men’s Singles & helped team Brazil win Men’s Team Championships. 🏆 Hugo has won 10th consecutive title!

The WTT Contender - Rio De Janeiro 2023 is now over and Mattias Falck is crowned the Men’s Champion in Singles Category. This is the first time the World Rank #24 has won the WTT Contender singles title. Recently Marcos Frietas won the WTT Contender event for the very first time. Let’s look at the journey of Falck in the event.

WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro is getting more and more exciting as home favorite, Bruna Takahashi goes into Semi-Finals of the event after doing multiple upsets of the top seeded players in the Women’s Category. In the Men’s Category, the top seed Hugo Calderano faced an upset from Korea’s Cho Seungmin. Let’s look at Bruna’s journey till now in the event.

Cho Seungmin, the current World Rank #38 Korean Ping Pong star advances to quarterfinal’s of WTT Contender Rio De Janerio 2023. Cho is currently in one of the best forms and has done some of the biggest upsets in current tournament.

After lifting the championship trophy at WTT Contender Durban 2023, Brazilian superstar once again lived up to expectations as top seed in Doha. Hugo Calderano of Brazil defeated Jang Woojin of South Korea in the men’s singles final match at WTT contender Doha 2023 in Doha, Qatar, Jan 21, 2023. He defeated the fifth seed Jang Woojin with three of the five games being decided by the narrowest of margins (12-10, 11-13, 11-3, 14-12, 11-7) on the final day of play at WTT Contender Doha 2023.

Brazil’s Superstar Hugo Calderano win’s first WTT title of 2023, the world rank #7 made splendid display with a winning start of WTT Contender Durban 2023. Hugo previously won WTT Star Contender Doha, 2021 and the WTT Contender Tunis, 2022.

Brazil’s paddler Hugo Calderano reaches his highest rank of #3, his career best ranking with 4913 points. Born in 1996, in Rio de Janerio, Hugo Calderano has made a huge impact on the sport in Brazil. That’s a great start for 2022 for the table tennis superstar!