Day 3 of the Men’s Singles Round of 32 at the WTT Europe Smash 2025 in Malmö, Sweden witnessed one of the biggest shocks of the tournament so far.

Borussia Düsseldorf won their 33rd German club championship in front of their home crowd. The record champions secured a 3-1 victory in the Liebherr TTBL Final against FC Saarbrücken TT at Castello in Düsseldorf. The event had an audience of 2,700 Table Tennis enthusiastic spectators.

Almost 10 days to go for WTT Contender Goa 2023 and WTT has already announced the lineups for the action packed event. For Men’s side, everyone in top 10 players are already going to participate in WTT Contender Goa except Hugo Calderano. For Indian table tennis fans, this is a must see opportunity to witness stars of table tennis in action. The event will features more than USD 2,50,000 in prize money.

Almost every 10 years, we see a new batch of players. Lots of excitement with a new era of players, new playing styles and some interesting techniques as well. There was a time when Chinese team stars like Ma Lin, Wang Hao, Wang Liqin retired and future of Chinese table tennis was handed over to the likes of Zhang Jike, Ma Long, Xu Xin, Fang Bo, Yan An etc and they changed the dominance of Chinese table tennis to a whole new level.

Slovenia’s Darko Jorgić wins the China Construction Bank Europe Top 16 Cup tournament after defeating Truls Moregard in an epic 7 set showdown. Darko reaches his career high world ranking #12 in latest ITTF rankings on 1st March 2022. The 23 year old athlete from Slovenia gained +5 spot in his ranking from previous #17 ranking. He is currently ranked #12 with 3130 ITTF ranking points. ITTF Men’s Ranking Link]