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Around 130 local students were able to get a taste of table tennis today at the Schools Day. Regardless of whether it was a ball bucket, a round table, a mini table, table tennis on benches or training on the robot: the boys and girls got their money’s worth in table tennis on site. 28 players took part in a student-teacher tournament in the afternoon.
Qiu and Walther tomorrow in the round of 16 in the Infinity Arena
A day full of top table tennis awaits visitors again tomorrow. It starts with world number one Wang Chuqin against Olympic silver medalist Anton Källberg. At 3:20 p.m., Ricardo Walther can play in front of his home crowd against the multiple African champion Quadri Aruna (Nigeria), who knocked Tomokazu Harimoto (Japan) out of the tournament on Monday. Former Dang Qiu will end the day against defending champion Lin Yun-Ju from Taiwan at 8:30 p.m. Only on Wednesday will it be the turn of European Championship runner-up Benedikt Duda, who faces a high hurdle in the form of world number two Lin Shidong (China).
The games on Wednesday, November 6, 2024
2:00 p.m.: Wang Chuqin CHN – Anton Källberg SWE
2.40 p.m.: Miu Hirano JPN – Miwa Harimoto JPN
3:20 p.m.: Winner Walther/Robles – Quadri Aruna NGR
4:00 p.m.: Chen Xingtong CHN – Bernadette Szöcs ROU
6.30pm Uhr: Prithika Pavade FRA – Satsuki Odo JPN
19.10 Uhr: Félix Lebrun FRA – An Jaehyun KOR
7:50 p.m.: Shin Yubin KOR – Adriana Diaz PUR
20.30 Uhr: Lin Yun-Ju TPE – Dang Qiu GER
The results so far
Sunday, November 3rd, 2024:
Damen
Chen Xingtong CHN – Dina Meshref EGY 3:0 (7,6,3)
Bruna Takahashi BRA – Mima Ito JPN 0:3 (-5,-10,-7)
Cheng I-Ching TPE – Natalia Bajor PLN 3:2 (-8,-7,7,4,5)
Shin Yubin KOR – Manika Batra IND 3:0 (6,11,6)
Miu Hirano JPN – Lily Zhang USA 3:0 (4,4,10)
Herren
Patrick Franziska GER – Darko Jorgic SLO 2:3 (-5,4,-7,11,-9)
Quadri Aruna NGR – Tomokazu Harimoto JPN 3:2 (-7,-11,5,12,3)
Anton Källberg SWE – Omar Assar EGY 3:0 (9,7,3)
Felix Lebrun FROM – Simon Gauzy FROM 3:1 (3,-8,10,8)
Lim Yonghoon KOR – Kirill Gerassimenko KAZ 1:3 (-10,-7,6,-5)
Monday, November 4th, 2024:
Damen
Nina Mittelham GER – Miwa Harimoto JPN 0:3 (-9,-10,-8)
Jia Nan Yuan FRA – Satsuki Odo JPN 2:3 (-4,-12,9,7,-3)
Joo Cheonhui KOR – Yangzi Liu AUS 3:1 (-4,4,10,10)
Bernadette Szöcs ROU – Suh Hyo Won KOR 3:1 (8,6,-8,10)
Prithika Pavade FRA – Jeon Jihee KOR 3:0 (9,6,1)
Wang Manyu CHN – Orawan Parang THA 3:1 (9,5,-11,6)
Herren
Dang Qiu GER – Marcos Freitas BY 3:1 (-8,7,7,8)
Benedikt Duda GER – Edward Ly CAN 3:0 (7,5,6)
Wang Chuqin CHN – Shunsuke Togami JPN 3:0 (10,3,14)
Nicholas Lum AUS – An Jaehyun KOR 0:3 (-7,10,8)
Jonathan Groth DEN – Truls Moregardh SWE 1:3 (-6,-10,7,-6)
Lin Yun-Ju TPE – Alexis Lebrun FRA 3:2 (5,5,-9,-9,10)
Tuesday, November 5th, 2024:
Damen
Xiaona Shan GER – Elizabeta Samara ROU 2:3 (7,8-6,-5,-11)
Qian Tianyi – Annett Kaufmann GER 3:1 (-5,5,8,9)
Hana Goda EGY – He Zhuojia CHN 1:3 (-2,-1,8,-4)
Adriana Diaz PUR – Sreeja Akula IND 3:0 (3,4,8)
Huang Yi-Hua TPE – Wang Yidi CHN 0:3 (-8,-10,-4)
Herren
Ricardo Walther GER – Alvaro Robles ESP 3:0 (6,10,9)
Liam Pitchford ENG – Dimitrij Ovtcharov GER 3:0 (9,11,9)
Mattias Falck SWE – Lin Shindong CHN 1:3 (-7,-8,10,-7)
Kao Cheng-Jui TPE – Sora Matsushima JPN 1:3 (-6,-8,4,5)
Oh Junsung KOR – Hugo Calderano BRA 0:3 (-8,-7,-7)
WTT Champions Frankfurt: Good to know
- Title: WTT Champions Frankfurt
- Location: Süwag Energie ARENA, Frankfurt am Main, Höchst district
- Category: international world-class tournament
- Date: November 3rd to 10th, 2024
- Participants: 32 men and 32 women, the 30 best in the world rankings plus 2 wildcard holders, including many Olympic participants and medalists from Paris
- Game system: Men’s and women’s singles, knockout system from round 1
- Special features: all matches at just 1 table, octagonal center court, the spectators sit close to the action, show program with light effects, dance performances and music acts
- Endowment: 500,000 US dollars (approx. 460,000 euros)
- Tickets from ten (reduced) or 15 euros: online at Reservix.de
- All information on the WTT website
- Votes for the draw
- This is how the family tournament went
- Review of day 1 here
- This is how the second day went
- The results on Monday