OLAH topping the seeding in Helsinki

February 27, 2015
12:00 am
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Finnish Championships will be held this year in capital of Finland Helsinki. Last time competition was in Helsinki 13 years ago. Men´s singles biggest favorite is Benedek OLAH currently number 204 in world ranking. OLAH has won competition 3 times in a

Finnish Championships will be held this year in capital of Finland Helsinki. Last time competition was in Helsinki 13 years ago.

Men´s singles biggest favorite is Benedek OLAH currently number 204 in world ranking. OLAH has won competition 3 times in a row.

In women´s singles winner of last 4 championships Anna KIRICHENKO is injured and can not participate. Number one seeded is player from organizing club Tip-70 Luo YOMO. Also young players Annika LUNDSTRÖM born 2000 and Pihla ERIKSSON born 1999 are among favorites and will fight hard to get their first medals in single competition.

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