Andrzej Grubba

Born: 14/05/1958
Died: 21/07/2005
Height: 174 cm
Nationality: Polish
Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 2 (1990)

The comparison against the all-time greatest player in terms of accolades.

Andrzej Grubba was born 14 May, 1958 in Brzeźno Wielkie, Poland.
Grubba won the 1982 European Championships in mixed doubles event. In 1989, Grubba won the bronze medal at the World Championships in singles event. In 1985, Polish star won Europe Top 16 tournament. He was a 26-time Polish champion – 12 times in singles, 9 times in doubles and 5 times in mixed doubles event. On the professional circuit, Grubba won 9 titles in singles and 8 titles in doubles event. On the club level, Polish legend won 7 Polish Superliga titles, 4 German Bundesliga and 2 Austrian Bundesliga titles. He also won two Champions League titles and one ETTU Cup title.
Grubba died 21 July, 2005 in Sopot, Poland.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

1985 Gothenburg (Team)
1987 Delhi (Doubles)
1989 Dortmund (Singles)

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

1982 Budapest (Mixed Doubles)
1984 Moscow (Singles & Team) (Mixed Doubles)
1986 Prague (Singles & Team)
1988 Paris (Mixed Doubles) (Doubles)
1990 Gothenburg (Singles)
1992 Stuttgart (Singles)
1996 Bratislava (Doubles) (Team)

WORLD CUP

1986 Foshan (Singles)
1987 Macao (Singles)
1988 Canton & Wuhan (Singles)
1989 Nairobi (Singles)
1990 Seoul (Doubles)

EUROPE TOP 16

1985 Barcelona
1988 Ljubljana
1990 Hannover

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PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

1979 Polish Open Bulgaria Open
1981 Czechoslovak Open Italian Open Hong Kong Open
1983 Romanian Open
1984 English Open Netherlands Open German Open
1985 Welsh Open Polish Open Hungarian Open Swedish Open
1986 French Open German Open Danish Open
1987 Polish Open
1988 German Open Yugoslav Open
1989 Polish Open Czechoslovak Open
1990 French Open
1991 Polish Open
1992 French Open
1993 Swedish Open
1996 Qatar Open

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

1980 Scandinavia Open French Open English Open
1981 Welsh Open Czechoslovak Open Italian Open Belgian Open
1983 Welsh Open
1984 Polish Open French Open
1985 Welsh Open
1986 Yugoslav Open
1988 English Open German Open
1989 Swedish Open
1995 Polish Open

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

1977 Krosno (Doubles)
1978 Stalowa Wola (Singles)
1979 Wroclaw (Singles & Doubles)
1980 Gdansk (Doubles) (Singles)
1981 Zawiercie (Singles & Doubles)
1982 Rzeszow (Singles & Mixed Doubles) (Doubles)
1983 Krakow (Singles & Doubles)
1984 Warsaw (Singles & Doubles)
1985 Gorzow Wielkopolski (Singles & Mixed Doubles) (Doubles)
1986 Warsaw (Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1987 Zawiercie (Mixed Doubles) (Singles) (Doubles)
1988 Gdansk (Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1989 Częstochowa (Singles & Doubles)
1990 Jastrzebie Zdroj (Singles & Doubles)
1991 Olkusz (Singles) (Doubles)
1992 Jastrzebie Zdroj (Singles)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS