Born: 12/10/1917
Died: 03/05/1989
Height: 186 cm
Nationality: Swedish ![]()
Style: Left-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 3 (September 1954)
NEWS & ARTICLES ABOUT FLISBERG
Tage Flisberg was born 12 October, 1917 in Norrköping, Sweden.
He reached the final of singles event at the 1954 World Championships. On the national level, Flisberg is the most accomplished Swedish player with 29 Swedish Championships titles – 14 in doubles, 13 in singles and two in mixed doubles event. On professional circuit, he won two singles and two doubles titles. On the club level, Flisberg won 14 Swedish Pingisligan titles during his career.
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
1949
Stockholm
(Doubles)
1954
London
(Singles)
PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES
1949
Yugoslav Open 
1953
French Open
Belgian Open
Yugoslav Open
Netherlands Open
Austrian Open 
1955
Scandinavian Open 
PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES
1954
Scandinavian Open 
1955
Scandinavian Open 
1957
French Open 
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
1933
Gothenburg
(Doubles)
1935
Malmö
(Doubles)
(Singles)
1936
Stockholm 
(Singles & Doubles)
1937
Linköping
(Doubles)
1938
Huskvarna 
(Singles & Doubles)
1939
Gothenburg
(Singles)
(Doubles)
1940
Örebro 
(Singles & Doubles)
1941
Malmö
(Singles)
(Doubles)
1942
Stockholm
(Doubles)
1943
Stockholm
(Doubles)
(Singles)
1945
Jönköping 
(Singles & Doubles)
1946
Gothenburg 
(Singles & Doubles)
1947
Linköping 
(Singles & Doubles)
(Mixed Doubles)
1948
Malmö 

(Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1949
Uppsala
(Mixed Doubles)
1950
Stockholm
(Singles)
(Doubles)
1951
Gothenburg
(Singles)
1952
Västerås 
(Singles & Doubles)
(Mixed Doubles)
1953
Sundsvall 
(Singles & Doubles)
1954
Borås 

(Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1955
Stockholm
(Singles)
1956
Malmö
(Singles)
1957
Linköping
(Singles)
1958
Helsingborg
(Singles)
(Doubles)
1961
Eskilstuna
(Doubles)
1962
Karlskrona
(Doubles)
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
1935
Sweden 1st
(IFK Norrköping)
1937
Sweden 1st
(BK Wirgo)
1938
Sweden 1st
(BK Wirgo)
1939
Sweden 1st
(BK Wirgo)
1940
Sweden 1st
(BK Wirgo)
1941
Sweden 1st
(BK Wirgo)
1942
Sweden 1st
(BK Wirgo)
1943
Sweden 1st
(BK Wirgo)
1944
Sweden 1st
(BK Wirgo)
1947
Sweden 1st
(BK Wirgo)
1948
Sweden 1st
(BK Wirgo)
1950
Sweden 1st
(BK Olympic)
1952
Sweden 1st
(Mariedals IK)
1958
Sweden 1st
(Parca BoIS)
