Dimitrij Ovtcharov

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NEWS & ARTICLES ABOUT OVTCHAROV

Dimitrij Ovtcharov was born 2 September, 1988 in Kiev, Soviet Union (now Ukraine). He is a son of a former Soviet table tennis player Mikhail Ovtcharov.
The German international is a former World Ranking leader. Ovtcharov has compered in four Olympic Games and twice have reached the final in the teams event. He is a 10-time European champion – 8 times in team and twice in singles event. In 2017, Ovtcharov won the World Cup in Lüttich. He has won 5 Europe Top 16 titles in his career. On the national level, Ovtcharov is a 3-time German champion – twice in doubles and once, in singles event. On the professional circuit, Ovtcharov has won 14 titles in singles and two titles in doubles event. On the club level, the former World Ranking leader has won 7 Russian Premier League titles, two German Bundesliga titles, as well as one Belgian Superdivision and Greek A1 League title. Ovtcharov also won the Champions League 5 times.

OLYMPIC GAMES

2008 Beijing (Team)
2012 London (Singles & Team)
2016 Rio de Janeiro (Team)
2020 Tokyo (Team) (Singles)

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

2010 Moscow (Team)
2012 Dortmund (Team)
2014 Tokyo (Team)
2018 Halmstad (Team)
2023 Durban (Doubles)

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

2007 Belgrade (Team) (Singles)
2008 Saint Petersburg (Team)
2009 Stuttgart (Team)
2010 Ostrava (Team)
2011 Danzig-Sopot (Team)
2012 Herning (Doubles)
2013 Schwechat (Singles & Team)
2014 Lisbon (Team)
2015 Yekaterinburg (Singles) (Team)
2017 Luxembourg (Team)
2019 Nantes (Team)
2020 Warsaw (Singles)
2024 Linz (Singles)

WORLD CUP

2007 Linz (Team)
2011 Magdeburg (Team)
2013 Verviers (Singles)
2015 Halmstad (Singles)
2017 Liege (Singles)

WORLD TOUR FINALS

2014 Bangkok (Singles)
2017 Astana (Singles)
2022 Xinxiang (Singles)

EUROPE TOP 16

2012 Villeurbanne
2014 Lausanne
2015 Baku
2016 Gondomar
2017 Antibes
2018 Montreux
2019 Montreux
2023 Montreux

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

2007 Brazil Open
2008 Slovenia Open Korea Open
2009 Denmark Open Korea Open
2010 India Open Polish Open Swiss Open
2011 Brazil Open Korea Open
2012 German Open
2013 China Open German Open Swiss Open
2014 German Open Russia Open Thailand Open Swiss Open
2015 Qatar Open German Open Austrian Open
2016 Qatar Open Polish Open Swedish Open Swiss Open
2017 India Open China Open Bulgaria Open German Open Swiss Open
2019 Czech Open
2020 German Open Hungarian Open
2021 WTT Contender Doha WTT Star Contender Doha
2022 WTT Contender Lima WTT Feeder Düsseldorf
2023 WTT Contender Amman WTT Contender Lagos
2024 WTT Star Contender Goa WTT Contender Lagos
2025 WTT Star Contender Foz do Iguaçu

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

2007 Chinese Taipei Open
2013 China Open
2023 WTT Contender Muscat

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

2006 Minden (Doubles)
2007 Chemnitz (Singles) (Doubles)
2008 Hamburg (Doubles)
2009 Biefeld (Singles)
2010 Trier (Doubles) (Singles)
2011 Bamberg (Singles)
2012 Berlin (Singles & Doubles)
2014 Wetzlar (Singles)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

2005 Germany 2nd (TSV Tündern)
2008 Germany 1st (Borussia Düsseldorf)
2009 Germany 1st Champions League (Borussia Düsseldorf)
2010 Belgium 1st Champions League (Royal Villette Charleroi)
2011 Russia 1st Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2012 Russia 1st Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2013 Russia 1st Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2014 China 1st (Jiangsu Zhongchao TTC) Russia 1st Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2015 Russia 1st Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2016 Russia 1st Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2017 Russia 1st Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2018 Russia 1st Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2019 Russia 1st Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2020 Russia 1st (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2021 Russia 1st Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2022 Champions League (Gazprom Fakel Orenburg)
2023 Champions League (TTC Neu-Ulm)
2024 Greece 1st (Olympiacos) Champions League (TTC Neu-Ulm)