Germany’s record breaking Jörg Rosskopf has a new job. The 39 year
old World Doubles champion in 1989 and European Singles champion in
1992, he has been announced as assistant coach by the German Table
Tennis Federation.
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06Oct
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06Oct
Germany’s record breaking Jörg Rosskopf has a new job. The 39 year
old World Doubles champion in 1989 and European Singles champion in
1992, he has been announced as assistant coach by the German Table
Tennis Federation. -
06Oct
Germany’s record breaking Jörg Rosskopf has a new job. The 39 year
old World Doubles champion in 1989 and European Singles champion in
1992, he has been announced as assistant coach by the German Table
Tennis Federation. -
06Oct
Germany’s record breaking Jörg Rosskopf has a new job. The 39 year
old World Doubles champion in 1989 and European Singles champion in
1992, he has been announced as assistant coach by the German Table
Tennis Federation. -
06Oct
Germany’s record breaking Jörg Rosskopf has a new job. The 39 year
old World Doubles champion in 1989 and European Singles champion in
1992, he has been announced as assistant coach by the German Table
Tennis Federation. -
06Oct
Germany’s record breaking Jörg Rosskopf has a new job. The 39 year
old World Doubles champion in 1989 and European Singles champion in
1992, he has been announced as assistant coach by the German Table
Tennis Federation. -
06Oct
Germany’s record breaking Jörg Rosskopf has a new job. The 39 year
old World Doubles champion in 1989 and European Singles champion in
1992, he has been announced as assistant coach by the German Table
Tennis Federation. -
06Oct
After participating in Beijing, his fifth consecutive Olympic Games,
Frenchman Patrick Chila ended his international career. Born in 1969,
like German legend Jörg Rosskopf, Chila can reflect on a successful
career which includes three European Championship titles (two in Team,
one in the Doubles). -
06Oct
After participating in Beijing, his fifth consecutive Olympic Games,
Frenchman Patrick Chila ended his international career. Born in 1969,
like German legend Jörg Rosskopf, Chila can reflect on a successful
career which includes three European Championship titles (two in Team,
one in the Doubles). -
06Oct
After participating in Beijing, his fifth consecutive Olympic Games,
Frenchman Patrick Chila ended his international career. Born in 1969,
like German legend Jörg Rosskopf, Chila can reflect on a successful
career which includes three European Championship titles (two in Team,
one in the Doubles).
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