Felix Lebrun, a 19-year-old French table tennis player, has ascended to World No. 2, challenging reigning champion Wang Chuqin for the top spot.
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Felix Lebrun dominates Europe Smash, wins sixth Pro Tour title of his career
The 19-year-old French player Lebrun won two gold medals at the WTT Europe Smash in Sweden, marking his sixth Pro Tour title, and showcased remarkable talent in both singles and doubles events.
2026 Chinese Super League: Li Tianyang Emerges as Wang Chuqin Struggles Ahead of the Finals
The 2026 Chinese Table Tennis Super League saw established stars challenged by young players, notably Li Tianyang. Shandong Weiqiao remains favourite, while Shanghai, Huangshi, and Beijing appear strong contenders for the title.
Team Russia returns to international competition as the ITTF lifts its suspension
The Russian table tennis players will be making appearances on the international arena once again, as ITTF has decided to lift the previous suspension.
ITTF is collapsing financially. How Petra Sörling is killing the future of table tennis
The Swedish official Petra Sörling is by far the worst president in International Table Tennis Federation history. Her incompetence is unmatched.
Liang Jingkunâs heroics help Team China win the 2026 World Team Table Tennis Championships
The 2026 World Team Table Tennis Championships had plenty of intrigue before the final stages, but Team China was able to deliver its best performances when it mattered most.
Kazakhstan could become the next powerhouse in table tennis
The development of table tennis in Kazakhstan has seen a great rise in the past decade, showing a great potential for a future success.
National champions in table tennis 2026
Table Tennis Media presents an overview of the medal winners at the national championships across the European countries of the 2026 edition.
Sora Matsushima does it again! The 18-year-old wins his second consecutive All Japan Championships title
The All Japan Championships traditionally brought together all the best Japanese players, with Matsushima eventually repeating his success from 2025.
2025 Review. World Table Tennis shows progress, as ITTF and ETTU get involved in scandals and discrimination
Time to look back at the performance of the leading table tennis organizations in 2025. World Table Tennis made some good progress, while ITTF and ETTU kept falling into the abyss.