Day 2 of the Men’s Singles Round of 64 at the WTT Europe Smash 2025 brought plenty of drama in Malmö, Sweden. Kanak Jha powered through against Anders Lind, Jang Woojin staged a comeback thriller vs Félix Lebrun, and Manav Thakkar stunned Japan’s Hiroto Shinozuka to advance.

American table tennis star Kanak Jha made epic performance at the WTT Champions Yokohama 2025, advancing to the semifinals for the first time in a WTT Champions event. His journey has been hailed as a major milestone for U.S.A. table tennis.

Major League Table Tennis (MLTT) is going on in USA and this is the first ever table tennis league in the country. Butterfly sports is now sponsor of equipments and uniforms for the league.

Daytona Beach, Florida, final set og games concluded on the third day of Major League Table Tennis (MLTT). Let’s find out more about the action on the third day. The home team, Florida Crocs are unbeaten with back to back wins on all three days!

Intense action unfolded on the second day of Major League Table Tennis (MLTT) Daytona Beach, Florida where a total of four team from East and West division faced each other in a fierce battle. Let’s find out more about the action. Florida Crocs are on fire after getting back to back wins on both Day 1 & Day 2.

Major League Table Tennis (MLTT) kicks off it’s first season in Daytona Beach, Florida. MLTT is the first professional table tennis league in USA with some of the top table tennis players from around the world fighting for $100,000 prize money. On the very first day, the action happened with intense match up in East and West Divisions.

It’s a matter of few days and their will be the kick off of the very first table tennis league in United Stated of America which was announced First ever Professional Table Tennis League lauches in USA. The commentary team for the event is announced and it features some of the famous table tennis names like Adam-Bobrow, Matt Hetherington. It also features some of the famous names in sports & commentary Sean O’Neill & Evan Lepler.

You probably heard about a 16 years old kid, Kanak Jha, who became the youngest male table tennis player to compete at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 and represent United States. But he has been missing from international table tennis events for quite some time and he has been banned.