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Volkswagen 2009 China vs World All Stars Team Challenge (Prospectus) Dates June 8 and 9, 2009 City/Country Shanghai, China Host Association Chinese Table Tennis Association No.4 Tiyuguan Road, Beijing, 100061, China Tel. 86 10 87183486 or 86 10 87183488 Fax 86 10 67129838 e.mail [email protected] Playing Venue tbd Schedule June 8 – women’s match June 9 – men’s match Prize Money US$ 220,000 Winning Women’s team US$ 70,000 Losing Women’s team US$ 40,000 Winning Men’s team US$ 70,000 Losing Women’s team US$ 40,000 Equipment Tables: Double Happiness Balls: Double Happiness Floor mat: ITTF official sports floor tbd Official Hotel tbd Hospitality Free hospitality (hotel, meals) will be provided to the players from dinner on June the 7th to the breakfast on June the 10th. Page 1 of 2 Travel All the participants will be picked up at the Shanghai International Airport or transported from Suzhou if participating in the China Open. All World All Star players playing in both the China and Japan Open’s shall receive US$1,000 reimbursement from the ITTF on receipt of an invoice. Format World Championship Team System challenge: 3 players, 5 Singles. All five (5) matches will be played out. Confirmation: Deadline for Confirmation – 8th of May Invitation for the players World Ranking and status Player Team 6 SAMSONOV Vladimir, BLR World All Stars 9 JOO Se Hyuk, KOR Coach :PETKEVITCH 60 MATSUDAIRA Kenta, JPN Alexendre, BLR 1 Wang Hao China 2 Ma Lin (coach to be decided by CTTA) 3 Ma Long World Ranking and status Player Team 6 FENG Tianwei, SIN World All Stars 8 KIM Kyung Ah, KOR Coach : HYUN Jung Hwa, KOR 32 DODEAN Daniela, ROU 1 ZHANG Yining China 2 GUO Yue (coach to be decided by CTTA) 3 LI Xiaoxia www.ittf.com to keep up with the news and results Page 2 of 2 .

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