SHAN Xiaona defeats DOO Hoi Kem

Seamaster 2019 ITTF World Tour Hungarian Open 15-20 January

 

Germany’s SHAN Xiaona has recorded one of her biggest victories after last year’s childbirth as she beat current world no. 14 DOO Hoi Kem in the Women’s Singles Round of 32 at the Seamaster 2019 ITTF World Tour Hungarian Open. Berlin’s player who returned to the professional table tennis two months ago has defeated Hong Kong’s representative in six games.

 

SHAN will face actual CCB Europe Top-16 Cup champion Romania’s Bernadette SZOCS who prevailed against Chinese Taipei’s CHENG Hsien-Tzu in seven games. SZOCS made amazing comeback against world no. 25 taking last two sets by a narrow margin (16:14 15:13) after 1:11 in the fifth one.

 

Two more European players will play one against another in the Round of 16 YU Fu from Portugal and Petrissa SOLJA from Germany. YU beat host Dora MADARASZ in six games while SOLJA had no mercy against the world no. 16 Sofia POLCANOVA from Austria – 4:0 (11:9 13:11 11:1 11:6).

 

Netherland’s LI Jie and Romania’s Elizabeta SAMARA beat two players from Asia WANG Yidi (no. 50) and ZENG Jian (no. 52) respectively. SAMARA is going to play against world no. 5 LIU Shiwen from China.

 

Men’s Round of 32 has brought many thrilling matches and one of them saw France’s Simon GAUZY victory over Croatia’s WEI Shihao in seven games. Kristian KARLLSON (Sweden) beat Panagiotis GIONIS (Greece) in straight games while Russian player Alexander SHIBAEV continued his winning streak from Preliminary stage as he defeated host Majoros BENCE. One more clash has been concluded after four sets when Liam PITCHFORD eliminated YU Ziyang from China.

 

Patrick FRANZISKA from Germany prevailed against Chinese ZHOU Qihao to set up the encounter with Belarus star Vladimir SAMSONOV in the Round of 16.

 

Kazakhstan’s Kirill GERASSIMENKO showed big fight against no. 1 seed FAN Zhendong from China managing to win two sets.

 

Men’s Doubles quarter-finals will see one all-European clash between Tristan FLORE/Emmanuel LEBESSON (France) and Benedikt DUDA/Ruwen FILUS (Germany).

 

Regarding Women’s Doubles quarter-finals one of most successful European pairs on the World Tour Mattilda EKHOLM (Sweden)/Georgina POTA (Hungary) will play against no. 2 seed from Hong Kong DOO Hoi Kem/LEE Ho Ching.

 

More information: here

Quick links 

Related News

COTON Crowned Men’s Singles Champion After Epic Final in Bratislava

The new champion in the Men’s Singles event at the European Under 21 Championships is Flavien COTON of France. In a breathtaking final in Bratislava, he overcame Iulian CHIRITA of...

Read more

HURSEY Triumphs Over MATIUNINA to Win Women’s Singles Title in Bratislava

Anna HURSEY of Wales clinched gold in the Women’s Singles event at the European Under 21 Championships in Bratislava by defeating the reigning champion Veronika MATIUNINA of Ukraine. The bronze...

Read more

IONESCU and MOVILEANU Capture Men’s Doubles Title at European U21 Championships

Eduard IONESCU and Darius MOVILEANU of Romania overcame Andre BERTELSMEIER of Germany and Tiago ABIODUN of Portugal in the final of the European Under 21 Championships to claim the title...

Read more

HURSEY and GRIESEL End Reign of ZAHARIA and MEI ROSU in Women’s Doubles Final

The newly formed pairing of Anna HURSEY of Wales and Mia GRIESEL of Germany end reign of last year’s champions—experienced teammates and clubmates Elena ZAHARIA and Bianca MEI ROSU of...

Read more

Contact

About Us

Privacy Policy

Terms and Conditions

The European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) is the governing body of the sport of table tennis in Europe, and is the only authority recognized for this purpose by the International Table Tennis Federation. The ETTU deals with all matters relating to table tennis at a European level, including the development and promotion of the sport in the territories controlled by its 58 member associations, and the organization of continental table tennis competitions, including the European Championships.

Powered By

All Competitions

Senior Competitions

Club Competitions

Youth Competitions

More Competitions