Mikael Appelgren

Born: 15/10/1961
Height: 178 cm
Nationality: Swedish 
Style: Left-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 2 (August 1990)

NEWS & ARTICLES ABOUT APPELGREN

Mikael Appelgren was born 15 October, 1961 in Stockholm, Sweden.
He is a 4-time World champion – 3 times in doubles and once in singles event. Appelgren is a 9-time European champion – 5 times in team, 3 times in singles and once in doubles event. Swedish legend is a 2-time Europe Top 16 winner. He is a 9-time Swedish champion – 5 times in doubles and 4 times in singles event. On the professional circuit, Swedish legend won three singles & 5 doubles titles. On club level, Appelgren won two Swedish Pingisligan titles.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

1983 Tokyo (Team)
1985 Gothenburg (Doubles) (Team)
1987 New Delhi (Team)
1989 Dortmund (Team)
1991 Chiba (Team)
1993 Gothenburg (Team)
1995 Tianjin (Team)

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

1980 Bern (Team)
1982 Budapest (Singles) (Team)
1986 Prague (Team) (Doubles)
1988 Paris (Singles, Doubles & Team)
1990 Gothenburg (Singles & Team)
1992 Stuttgart (Team) (Doubles)

WORLD CUP

1982 Hong Kong (Singles)
1983 Barbados (Singles)
1990 Chiba & Hokkaido (Team)
1994 Nimes (Team)

EUROPE TOP 16

1982 Nantes
1983 Cleveland
1984 Bratislava
1985 Barcelona
1990 Hannover

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

1980 Welsh Open USA Open
1983 Welsh Open Swedish Open
1984 USA Open
1985 Polish Open
1986 Yugoslav Open
1987 USA Open Finlandia Open
1988 German Open USA Open
1990 USA Open Japan Open
1991 Swedish Open

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

1979 Welsh Open
1980 German Open Welsh Open Netherlands Open
1981 Welsh Open
1982 German Open Italian Open
1983 Hungarian Open Swedish Open
1985 Polish Open Swedish Open
1987 Polish Open
1989 Hungarian Open
1992 English Open

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

1979 Luleå (Mixed Doubles)
1980 Karlstad (Singles)
1981 Ystad (Singles & Doubles)
1982 Katrineholm (Singles) (Doubles)
1983 Uppsala (Singles)
1984 Trelleborg (Doubles)
1985 Helsingborg (Doubles)
1986 Östersund (Doubles)
1987 Borås (Doubles) (Singles) (Mixed Doubles)
1988 Stockholm (Singles) (Doubles)
1989 Eskilstuna (Singles)
1990 Kristianstad (Singles & Doubles)
1991 Malmö (Singles & Doubles)
1992 Växjö (Singles & Doubles)
1993 Landskrona (Singles) (Doubles)
1994 Helsingborg (Doubles)
1995 Östersund (Singles)
1996 Karlskrona (Singles)
2001 Uddevalla (Doubles) (Singles)
2007 Helsingborg (Doubles)
2012 Borås (Mixed Doubles)
2013 Karlskrona (Mixed Doubles)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

1979 Sweden 1st (Spårvägens BTK)
1981 Germany 1st (SSV Reutlingen)
1982 Germany 1st (SSV Reutlingen)
1986 Germany 1st (SSV Reutlingen)
1987 Sweden 1st (Ängby SK)
1992 Sweden 1st (Ängby SK)
1995 Sweden 1st (Ängby SK)
1997 Germany 1st (TTF Bad Honnef)
2001 Sweden 1st (Ängby SK)
2013 Sweden 2nd (Hägerstens BTK)