Singapore’s Feng Tianwei won her first career ITTF Pro Tour Women’s Singles title, when she succeeded at the Polish Open in Warsaw on Sunday 30th November 2008.
She beat no.2 seed and compatriot, Wang Yue Gu to clinch gold.
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02Dec
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02Dec
Singapore’s Feng Tianwei won her first career ITTF Pro Tour Women’s Singles title, when she succeeded at the Polish Open in Warsaw on Sunday 30th November 2008.
She beat no.2 seed and compatriot, Wang Yue Gu to clinch gold.
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02Dec
Germany’s Timo Boll won the Men’s Singles title at the Polish Open in Warsaw on Sunday 30th November 2008 and in so doing completed a hat-trick of titles on the ITTF Pro Tour.
On Sunday 2nd November he won in Austria and one week ago, on Sunday 23rd November, he won on home soil in Germany.
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02Dec
Germany’s Timo Boll won the Men’s Singles title at the Polish Open in Warsaw on Sunday 30th November 2008 and in so doing completed a hat-trick of titles on the ITTF Pro Tour.
On Sunday 2nd November he won in Austria and one week ago, on Sunday 23rd November, he won on home soil in Germany.
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01Dec
Experience counted as 37 year old Petr Korbel of the Czech Republic caused the major surprise in the third round of proceedings in the Men’s Singles event at the Polish Open in Warsaw on Saturday 29th November 2008.
Seeded no.15, he beat Russia’s Alexei Smirnov, seeded no.8, in a hard fought seven games encounter.
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01Dec
Germany’s Timo Boll stood firm but of the favourites he was the only one who succeeded at the quarter-final stage of the Men’s Singles event at the Polish Open in Warsaw on Saturday 29th November 2008.
Seeded no.1 he beat the Czech Republic’s Petr Korbel in six games, winning 11-8, 11-9, 11-8, 9-11, 10-12, 11-8.
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01Dec
Russia’s Kirill Skachkov and Romania’s Elizabeta Samara won the Under 21 Men’s and Under 21 Women’s Singles titles at the Polish Open in Warsaw on Saturday 29th November 2008.
At the final hurdle Skachkov beat Ukraine’s Yaroslav Zhmudenko, whilst Elizabeta Samara defeated Germany’s Zhenqi Barthel.
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01Dec
Germany’s Timo Boll, the no.1 seed and Denmark’s Michael Maze, the no. 5 seed, emerged victorious at the semi-final stage of the Men’s Singles event at the Polish Open in Warsaw on Sunday 30th November 2008.
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30Nov
Japan’s 17 year old Kenta Matsudaira and Croatia’s 20 year old Andrej Gacina were the players to cause the upsets in the top half of the draw, in the opening round of the Men’s Singles event at the Polish Open in Warsaw on Friday 28th November 2008.
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30Nov
Matters went exactly according to the pecking order of the seeding in the first round matches in the lower half of the draw in the Men’s Singles event at the Polish Open in Warsaw on Friday 28th November 2008.
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