Jörgen Persson was born 22 April, 1966 in Halmstad, Sweden.
Persson competed in 7 Olympic Games. He is a 5-time World champion – 4 times in team event and once in singles event. He is also an 8-time European champion, winning 5 team events, two doubles events and one singles event. In 1991, he won the World Cup and a year later, the Europe Top 16 tournament. Persson is a 15-time Swedish champion – 9 times in doubles, 5 times in singles & once in mixed doubles event. On the professional circuit, he won 6 titles in singles and three titles in doubles event. On the club level, Persson won 5 Swedish Pingisligan titles, two German Bundesliga titles and once, he won the Italian Serie A and Hungarian Extraliga. He is also a two time champion of ETTU Cup.
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
1987 
New Dehli 
(Team)
1989 
Dortmund 
(Team) (Singles)
1991 
Chiba (Singles & Team) 
(Doubles)
1993 
Gothenburg (Team)
1995 
Tianjin (Team)
1997 
Manchester (Doubles)
2000 
Kuala Lumpur (Team)
2001 Osaka (Team)
2004 
Doha (Team)
EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
1984 
Moscow (Team)
1986 
Prague (Singles & Team)
1988 
Paris (Doubles)
1990 Gothenburg (Team)
1992 Stuttgart (Doubles & Team)
1996 
Bratislava (Doubles & Team) (Singles)
1998 
Eindhoven (Doubles)
2000 Bremen (Team)
2011 
Gdansk-Sopot (Team)
WORLD CUP
1990 Hokkaido (Team)
1991 Kuala Lumpur (Singles) 
Barcelona (Team)
1994 Nimes (Team)
EUROPE TOP 16
1987 
Basel
1988 
Ljubljana
1989 
Charleroi
1991 Hertogenbosch
1992 
Vienna
PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES
1982 Soviet Open
1984 Yugoslav Open 
Viktor Barna Cup
1985 Czechoslovak Open
1986 
Danish Open
1987 Polish Open
1988 English Open
1989 Czechoslovak Open Polish Open
1990 German Open
1991 Japan Open
1996 Swedish Open
1998 
Yugoslav Open Swedish Open
1999 English Open Czech Open
2000 Danish Open
2007 
Korea Open
2010 Swiss Open
2011 Swiss Open
PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES
1983 Czechoslovak Open
1984 English Open Netherlands Open 
Italian Open Yugoslav Open Viktor Barna Cup
1985 
Welsh Open
1987 Polish Open
1989 
Hungarian Open
1990 Italian Open
1991 Japan Open
1992 France Open English Open
1998 Japan Open Swedish Open
1999 Japan Open German Open
2007 Swedish Open
2009 Danish Open
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
1984 Trelleborg (Doubles)
1985 Helsingborg (Doubles) (Singles)
1986 Östersund (Doubles) (Singles & Mixed Doubles)
1987 Borås (Singles) (Doubles)
1988 Stockholm (Singles & Doubles) (Mixed Doubles)
1989 Eskilstuna (Doubles) (Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1990 Kristianstad (Singles & Doubles) (Mixed Doubles)
1991 Malmö (Singles & Doubles)
1992 Växjö (Singles)
1993 Landskrona (Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1996 Karlskrona (Doubles) (Singles)
1997 Kristianstad (Doubles) (Singles)
1998 Umeå (Doubles)
1999 Landskrona (Singles & Doubles)
2000 Borås (Singles)
2004 Halmstad (Singles)
2007 Helsingborg (Singles) (Doubles)
2010 Halmstad (Singles & Doubles)
2011 Stockholm (Singles)
2012 Borås (Singles)
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
1985 Sweden 1st (Halmstad BTK)
1986 Germany 1st 
ETTU Cup (Borussia Düsseldorf)
1987 Germany 1st ETTU Cup (Borussia Düsseldorf)
1988 Sweden 1st (Malmö FF)
1989 Sweden 1st (Malmö FF)
1990 Sweden 1st (Malmö FF)
1991 Sweden 1st (Malmö FF)
1992 Germany 1st Champions League (ATSV Saarbrücken)
1993 Sweden 1st (Halmstad BTK)
1995 ETTU Cup (Super Donic Berlin)
1996 Sweden 1st (Falkenbergs BTK)
1997 Germany 1st ETTU Cup (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
1998 Germany 1st (TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen)
1999 Sweden 1st (Kalmar BTK)
2000 France 1st (Caen TTC)
2001 France 1st (Caen TTC)
2002 China 1st (Heilongjiang TTC)
2006 Italy 1st (Pieve Emanuele)
2008 Germany 1st (TTC RhönSprudel Fulda-Maberzell)
2009 Hungary 1st (BVSC)
2012 China 1st (Tianjin TTC) Sweden 1st (Halmstad BTK)
2025 Sweden 2nd (Kosta SK)
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