Indian paddler Sathiyan Gnanasekaran clinched the men’s singles crown at the WTT Feeder Vientiane 2025 held at the ITECC Mall, Laos, with a flawless performance in the final against Japan’s top seed Ryoichi Yoshiyama.

In 2020, ITTF released information about a project called WTT which has now changed the outlook of table tennis. These days there are so many WTT events and sometimes it does cause confusion for table tennis enthusiasts about these events. Let’s clear the confusion of different types of WTT events such as Feeder/Contender/Champions/Cup Finals/Grand Smash/ etc.

Japanese Table Tennis player Maharu Yoshimura claimed the Men’s Singles championship title at WTT Feeder Bangkok 2023. The talented superstar has been searching for this title for quite sometime and he has finally grabbed the title in Bangkok. Maharu has gained up a 57 ranking jump and is now world rank #77.

It’s the first-ever WTT medal for the super talented Anders Lind from Denmark. The WR #35 has claimed Men’s singles title in Olomouc, Czech Republic. Denmark has been a powerhouse of table tennis in past and is one of the superpowers in Badminton. With players like Jonathan Groth, Anders Lind performing at high level, Denmark is again becoming strong in table tennis.