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World Championships and Olympic Games Summary Venue MS WS MD WD XD MT WT Notes R. Jacobi HUN Z. Mechlovits HUN D. Pecsi HUN 1. Hungary London R. Jacobi HUN M.Mednyanszky HUN M.Mednyanszky 1st World Championship 12, 22, 19 15, 19 15, 11, -19, 11 X 14, 8 2. Austria X Ivor Montagu becomes ITTF 1926 Z.Mechlovits HUN D.Gubbins WAL Mechlovits HUN R. Jacobi HUN 3. ENG = IND Chairman (later, President) Kehrling HUN Gleeson A. Liebster AUT F. Flamm AUT Z. Mechlovits Z.Mechlovits HUN M.Mednyanszky R. Thum AUT M.Mednyanszky M.Mednyanszky Hungary Stockholm Begin Women's Doubles -8, -18, 22, 12, 15 19, 20, 13 10, 13, 16 16, 21, 11 -19, 20, 16, 9 Austria X 1928 Score standard: 21-pts L.Bellak HUN E.Metzger GER F. Perry ENG D. Gubbins WAL D. Pecsi HUN England C. Bull ENG Sommerville E. Metzger GER V. Barna HUN E. Metzger GER I. Kelen HUN M. Szabados HUN Hungary Budapest F. Perry ENG Mednyanszky HUN M. Rüster GER A. Sipos HUN Fred Perry wins Singles, -14, 12, 21, 19 9, 15, 12 15, 14, 13 14, 15, 12 -19, 18, 13, 8 Austria X switches to tennis, wins 3 1929 Szabados HUN Wildam AUT L. Bellak HUN G. Wildam AUT L. Bellak HUN England consecutive Wimbledons S. Glancz HUN F. Flamm AUT M. Gal HUN V. Barna HUN M.Mednyansky M. Szabados HUN V.Barna HUN Mednyanszky HUN M. Szabados HUN A. Sipos HUN M.Mednyanszky Hungary Berlin V.Barna wins 1st Singles 14, -16, 16, 12 18, 15, -21, -10, 15 11, 14, 18 12, 12, 19 20, 18, -16, 19 Sweden X 1930 World Ch. Title L.Bellak HUN A. Sipos HUN A. Liebster AUT M. Gal HUN I. Kelen HUN Czechoslovakia R. Thum AUT Komaromi A. Sipos HUN V. Barna HUN M.Mednyansky M. Szabados HUN M.Szabados HUN Mednyanszky HUN M. Szabados HUN A. Sipos HUN M.Mednyanszky Budapest Hungary Maria Mednyanszky: 5th 13, 22, 14 8, 16, 8, 13 15, 16, -20, 18 8, -19, 17, 13 13, 18, -16, 18 X 1931 ENG = TCH consecutive Singles title V.Barna HUN MüllerRüster GER I. Kelen HUN M. Gal HUN V. Barna HUN L. David HUN Tiszai A. Sipos HUN V. Barna HUN M.Mednyansky V. Barna HUN A. Sipos HUN Prague V. Barna HUN A. Sipos HUN M. Szabados HUN A. Sipos HUN Czechoslovakia 19, -14, -16, 19, 18 17, 16, 19 15, 19, -18, 18 17, 14, 13 13, 17, 18 Hungary X 1932 M.Szabados HUN Mednyanszky HUN L. Bellak HUN A.Braunova TCH M.Szabados HUN Austria S. Glancz HUN M. Smidova TCH Mednyanszky V. Barna HUN M.Mednyansky I. Kelen HUN S. Glancz HUN A. Sipos HUN Baden V.Barna HUN A. Sipos HUN M.Myednanszky Hungary 15, -11, 17, 18 20, 16, 15 16, -20, 18, -16, 16 18, -21, 13, 14 8, 19, -14, -12, 18 Czechoslovakia X 1933 S. Kolar TCH Mednyanszky HUN I. Kelen HUN M. Gal HUN S. Glancz HUN AUT = ENG L. David HUN Racz HUN M. Gal HUN V. Barna HUN M.Mednyansky M. Szabados HUN V. Barna HUN M.Kettnerova TCH M. Szabados HUN A. Sipos HUN M.Mednyanszky Germany Corbillon Cup, women's Paris Hungary -12, 14, -15, 5, 14 18, 15, -21, 18 11, 18, 15 -13, 20, 14, 17 -17, 12, 20, 20 Hungary teams, inaugurated. AUT = TCH 1933/34 L. Bellak HUN A.Krebsbach GER S. Glancz HUN A.Krebsbach GER V. Barna HUN Czechoslovakia USA 1st participation. T. Hazi HUN A.Felguth GER A. Sipos HUN World Championships and Olympic Games Summary Venue MS WS MD WD XD MT WT Notes V. Barna HUN M.Mednyansky V. Barna HUN M. Szabados HUN London V. Barna HUN M.Kettnerova TCH A. Sipos HUN A. Sipos HUN Hungary Czechoslovakia All-time world record: -17, 17, -19, 11, 19 -15, 18, 11, 19 13, 16, 8 11, -18, 11, 15 19, 13, -21, 16 Czechoslovakia Hungary V.Barna 5 Men's Singles, 7 1935 M.Szabados HUN M. Gal HUN A. Liebster AUT Kettnerova TCH S. Kolar TCH AUT = POL Germany consecutive men's doubles A. Haydon ENG Smidova TCH M.Kettnerova TCH J. McClure USA M. Kettnerova M. Hamr TCH S. Kolar TCH R. Aarons USA R. Blattner USA A. Smidova TCH G. Kleinova TCH Austria USA wins 1st World Ch title. Prague Czechoslovakia -19, 14, -16, 12, 19 16, 14, 11 11, 7, 9 14, 18, -13, 14 16, 19, -15, 18 Romania Mednyanszky retires with 1936 GER = USA A.Ehrlich POL A.Krebsbach GER S. Kolar TCH Votrubcova TCH I. Kelen HUN TCH = POL record 18 WCh gold medals Petrisek TCH Depetrisova TCH M.Mednyanszky J. McClure USA V. Votrubcova TCH B. Vana TCH R.Aarons USA V. Depetrisova TCH Baden R.Bergmann AUT R. Blattner USA Votrubcova TCH USA USA USA 1st nation to win both -19, 23, -19, 14, 17 co-champions -19, -19, 20, 13, 11 16, 13, 17 18, 16, 9 Hungary Germany men & women teams at 1937 A.Ehrlich POL = T. Pritzi AUT R. Bergmann AUT Osborne ENG S. Kolar TCH Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia same World Championships Goebel Woodhead ENG Kettnerova TCH J. McClure USA V. Votrubcova TCH L. Bellak HUN B. Vana TCH T.Pritzi AUT S. Schiff USA V. Depetrisova TCH Woodhead ENG Hungary Czechoslovakia London Jimmy McClure wins 3rd -20, 9, 16, 14 13, 13, 17 18, -15, -19, 14, 19 23, 13, -18, 18 14, -16, 13, -18, 20 Austria England 1938 consecutive Doubles R.Bergmann AUT Depetrisova TCH V. Barna HUN Berengi HUN B. Vana TCH TCH = USA Austria L. Bellak HUN Ferenczy HUN Votrubcova TCH V. Barna HUN H. Bussman GER B. Vana TCH R.Bergmann AUT V.Depetrisova TCH R.Bergmann AUT G. Pritzi GER Votrubcova TCH Czechoslovakia Germany Cairo Corbillon Cup vanishes 15, 7, 18 19, -16, -16, 19, 9 9, 11, 12 17, 15, 15 15, 17, -20, 11 Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia 1939 during War years A.Ehrlich POL T. Pritzi AUT Hamr TCH Adelstein ROU Tereba TCH England Romania Tartakower Kolosvary ROU Kettnerova TCH A. Slar/Vana TCH G. Farkas HUN F. Soos HUN Paris B. Vana TCH G. Farkas HUN 8, 14, 15 G. Pritzi AUT G. Farkas HUN Czechoslovakia England 1940-1946 no World Ch (WWII). 10, 14, 9 15, 19, 12 J. Leach ENG 20, 14, 19 -18, 13, 18, 15 USA Hungary Bergmann not allowed by 1947 F. Sido HUN Blackbourn ENG J. Carrington Clouther USA Slar TCH AUT = FRA USA = TCH Montagu to defend Singles Monness USA Depetrisova TCH L. Stipek TCH M. Franks ENG R. Miles USA B. Vana TCH London R.Bergmann ENG G. Farkas HUN V. Thomas ENG T. Thall USA Czechoslovakia England 12, -18, 19, -14, 10 -18, 16, 18, -16, 12 18, 15, 13 -17, 12, 19, 8 -13,-14, 18, 19, 12 France Hungary 1948 B. Vana TCH Thomas-Dace ENG A. Haydon ENG Beregi B. Vana TCH AUT = USA ROM = TCH F. Soos HUN H. Elliot SCO Pokoma TCH I. Andreadis TCH H. Elliot SCO F. Sido HUN F. Tokar TCH Stockholm J. Leach ENG G. Farkas HUN G. Farkas HUN G. Farkas HUN Hungary USA 19, -11, 17, -14, 16 -19, -18, 8, 9, 9 18, 18, 21 10, 11, 13 13, 15, 17 Czechoslovakia England 1949 B. Vana TCH Hruskova TCH B. Vana TCH Barnes ENG B. Vana TCH ENG = USA HUN = FRA L. Stipek TCH Crosbie ENG Hruskova TCH World Championships and Olympic Games Summary Venue MS WS MD WD XD MT WT Notes F. Sido HUN D.Beregi ENG F. Sido HUN Czechoslovakia R.Bergmann ENG A.Rozeanu ROM F. Soos HUN H. Elliot SCO G. Farkas HUN Romania Bergmann's 4th World Budapest Hungary -12, -16, 7, 14, 13 20, 15, 18 -15, 16, 13, 18 -13, 10, 19, 17 17, 18, 13 Hungary Singles title, exceeded only 1950 ENG = FRA F. Soos HUN G.Farkas HUN I. Andreadis TCH Farkas HUN B. Vana TCH ENG = TCH by Victor Barna Tokar TCH A.Rozeanu ROU Hruskova TCH I.Andreadis TCH D. Rowe ENG B. Vana TCH Czechoslovakia J. Leach ENG A.Rozeanu ROM B. Vana TCH R. Rowe ENG A.Rozeanu ROM Romania Vienna Hungary -16, 18, 18, 12 10, 15, 13 13, 12, 19 20, 19, -19, -20, 12 19, 9, 14 Austria 1951 Yugoslavia I. Andreadis TCH G.Farkas HUN J. Koczian HUN A. Rozeanu ROU Harangozo WAL = ENG F. Sido HUN Szasz Wertl N. Fujii JPN S. Narahara JPN F. Sido HUN H. Satoh JPN A.Rozeanu ROM T. Hayashi JPN T. Nishimura JPN A. Rozeanu ROM Hungary Japan Bombay 1st Asian venue 19, 17, 14 17, -11, 18, -17, 14 -12, -9, 18, 17, 12 11, 7, 20 19, 13, 18 England Romania 1952 sponge racket intro J.Koczian HUN G.Farkas HUN R. Bergmann ENG D. Rowe ENG J. Leach ENG JPN = HKG England J. Leach ENG R. Rowe ENG D. Rowe ENG J.Koczian HUN G. Farkas HUN F. Sido HUN F. Sido HUN A.Rozeanu ROM F. Sido HUN A.Rozeanu ROM A. Rozeanu ROM England Romania Bucarest China 1st World Ch entry 16, 21, 18 11, 19, -19, 16 21,-19,-12, 18, 19 9, 9, -18, 18 -9, 19,-10, 19, 9 Hungary England 1953 I. Andreadis TCH G.Farkas HUN R.Bergmann ENG D. Rowe ENG Z. Dolinar TCH = FRA AUT = HUN J. Leach ENG R. Rowe ENG Wertl Z. Dolinar YUG D. Rowe ENG I. Andreadis TCH V.Harangozo YUG London I.
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    1926 World Championships London 1926 Men's Doubles Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals World Champion Prenn / Lindenstaedt (GER) Prenn / Lindenstaedt Hodac / Meissner walkover Mossford / Penny Heydusek / Kautsky (TCH) -14, 7, 17, 17 Mossford / Penny Mossford / Penny (WAL) 20, 14, -20, 18 Mechlovits / Kehrling (HUN) Freudenheim / Ranger 12, 20, 17 Freundenheim / Ranger Ernest / Kahn -20, 11, 17, -14, 15 Mechlovits / Kehrling (HUN) Mechlovits / Kehrling (HUN) 15, 10, 18 Mechlovits / Kehrling Bromfield / Farris (ENG) -16, -18, 10, 20, 18 R.Jacobi / D. Pecsi (HUN) Peermahomed / Singh (IND) 15, 11, -19, 11 Stone / Geen Stone / Geen (WAL) 12, 18, 15 Jacobi / Pecsi (HUN) R. Jocobi / Pecsi (HUN) 14, 19, 13 Jacobi / Pecsi Jorgensen / Ander (SWE) 16, 16, -17, 9 Jacobi / Pecsi (HUN) Flussmann / Pillinger (AUT) 14, 12, -18, 8 Flussman / Pillinger Restall / Morgan 18, 12, 16 Flussman / Pillinger (AUT) Source: Gerstmann / Zinn (GER) 12, 5, 17 Tournament program Bennett / Ross Bennett / Ross (ENG) 13, 9, 9 1928 World Championships Stockholm 1928 Men's Doubles Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals World Champion Wilde / Allwright (ENG) Wilde / Allwright Suppiah / Borucha (IND) 17, 13, 15 Jacobi / Mechlovits (HUN) Jacobi / Mechlovits (HUN) 17, 17, 14 Jacobi / Mechlovits (HUN) Stone / Mossford (WAL) 16, 6, 16 Bull / Perry (ENG) Johansson / Feldin (SWE) 14, 18, 12 Bull / Perry (ENG) C. Bull / F. Perry (ENG) 9, -15, 6, 8 Bull / Perry (ENG) Malacek / Fleischmann (TCH) 12, 12, -13, -15, 17 Flussmann / Pillinger (AUT) Flussmann / Pillinger (AUT)
  • Seamaster 2016 Women's World Cup Media

    Seamaster 2016 Women's World Cup Media

    SEAMASTER 2016 WOMEN’S WORLD CUP MEDIA KIT CITY: Philadelphia, USA SITE: Liacouras Center, Temple University, 1776 North Broad Street, Philadelphia PA 19121 DATE: 7 – 9 October 2016 PLAYERS: 20 TABLES: 2 TABLE BRAND: DHS BALL BRAND: DHS FLOOR BRAND: Enlio (red) MEDIA CONTACT: ITTF Promotion Manager Matt Pound, [email protected], +6586544715 USTTA Press Officer Richard Finn, [email protected], +19174688894 INTRODUCTION Welcome to the Seamaster 2016 Women’s World Cup, which is the third most prestigious table tennis event of the year after the Olympic Games and World Team Table Tennis Championships and is contested by 20 players. The Seamaster 2016 Women’s World Cup will be held in Philadelphia, USA. It is the first time that USA is hosting the tournament. The previous occasion was in XEBIO Arena, Japan. The 20 players taking part at the Seamaster 2016 Women’s World Cup qualified through their Continental Cup’s, apart from wildcard player ZHANG Lily (USA) and substitute SOLJA Petrissa (GER) who replaces the World Champion DING Ning (CHN). YU Mengyu (SGP) withdrew from the tournament and is being replaced by POTA Georgina (HUN). Cheng I- Ching (TPE) replaces Asian Cup Champion Liu Shiwen (CHN). This preview is designed to provide an update on the Seamaster 2016 Women’s World Cup. Enclosed are statistics and notes that will be of assistance during the tournament. Players’ biographies as well as statistical, historical and personal data can be found on ITTF.com. Please make player interview requests through a member of the ITTF media
  • MEDIA GUIDE #Ittfworlds2017 Check out Latest Event News & Updates on ITTF.Com Cn.ITTF.Com

    MEDIA GUIDE #Ittfworlds2017 Check out Latest Event News & Updates on ITTF.Com Cn.ITTF.Com

    29 May - 5 June 2017 Düsseldorf (Germany) MEDIA GUIDE #ITTFWorlds2017 Check out latest event news & updates on ITTF.com cn.ITTF.com BE PART OF THE CONVERSATION Join millions of fans around the world in following the best table tennis players & world class events! @ITTFWorld @ITTFChannel @ITTFWorld2014 2 | #ITTFWorlds2017 29 May - 5 June 2017, Düsseldorf, Germany | 3 CONTENT ITTF Overview 4 History of Table Tennis 4 Basic Table Tennis Rules 5 Host City & 2017 WTTC Venue 7 2017 WTTC Key Dates 8 2017 WTTC Time Schedule 8 2017 WTTC Playing System 10 Check out latest event news & updates on Men's Singles • Players To Watch Out For 12 ITTF.com • Top 64 Seeds Player Information 18 cn.ITTF.com Women's Singles • Players To Watch Out For 22 • Top 64 Seeds Player Information 28 Doubles Seeding 32 WTTC Trophies & History 36 BE PART OF THE Reigning World Champions 37 Current World and Olympic Medalists 38 CONVERSATION Past World Team Champions (1926 - 2015) 39 Seamaster 2017 World Tour Winners 40 Upcoming Major Events 41 2017 WTTC Table 43 2017 WTTC Interesting Facts 44 Media Guidelines 46 General Information 50 Venue Map 52 Mixed Zone Detailed Map 54 Join millions of fans around the world in following Media Access 55 the best table tennis players & world class events! Photography Positions 56 Media Tools 58 @ITTFWorld ITTF Media Contacts 58 @ITTFChannel @ITTFWorld2014 29 May - 5 June 2017, Düsseldorf, Germany | 3 ITTF OVERVIEW The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) is the international governing body of Table Tennis and has 222 affiliated member associations; the most of any International Sports Federation.