The ITTF World Table Tennis Championships Finals Doha 2025 stars tomorrow! From 17-25 May, Qatar’s premier venues will host the sport’s most prestigious individual championship. Twenty-one years after ...

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Some of the sport’s biggest names are set to compete, including world number one Lin Shidong and Sun Yingsha from China, French stars Félix Lebrun and Alexis Lebrun, and Japan’s Tomokazu Harimoto ...

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Barely two weeks into his new role as chairman of the Chinese Table Tennis Association, Wang Liqin is already setting the ...

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Players from across the continent, including Algeria, Tunisia, and Madagascar, will also compete in the doubles and mixed doubles categories, seeking to make an impact on the global stage.

Africa’s top-ranked table tennis players, Nigeria’s Quadri Aruna and Egypt’s Hana Goda, are set to discover their opponents for the 2025 ITTF World Championships. The official draw will take ...

11. John McEnroe - $95m Former tennis player John McEnroe is the only male player to be ranked world number one in singles and doubles at the same time. Throughout his career, he won 77 singles titles ...