Tibor Klampar

Born: 30/04/1953
Height: 177 cm
Nationality: Hungarian
Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 3 (July 1979)

Tibor Klampar was born 30 April, 1953 in Budapest, Hungary. He was one of the members of the Golden Generation of the Hungarian table tennis in 1970’s.
Klampar is a 2-time World champion – once in doubles & team events, and a 3-time European champion – twice in team & once in doubles event. In 1981, he won the World Cup. In 1981, he won Europe Top 16 tournament. On the professional tour circuit, Klampar won 10 singles and 12 doubles titles in his career. On the national level, he is a 25-time Hungarian champion – 11 times in doubles, 9 times in singles and 5 times in mixed doubles event. On the club level, Klampar won 6 Hungarian Extraliga, 4 Austrian Bundesliga and two Champions League and ETTU Cup titles in his career.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

1971 Nagoya (Doubles)
1973 Sarajevo (Doubles)
1977 Birmingham (Team)
1979 Pyongyang (Team) (Doubles)
1981 Novi Sad (Team)

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

1970 Moscow (Doubles & Team)
1974 Novi Sad (Doubles)
1978 Duisburg (Team) (Mixed Doubles)
1980 Bern (Doubles & Team)
1982 Budapest (Team) (Singles)
1988 Paris (Team)

WORLD CUP

1981 Kuala Lumpur

EUROPE TOP 16

1981 Miskolc

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

1969 Hungarian Open Scandinavian Open
1970 Netherlands Open Austrian Open
1971 Czechoslovak Open English Open Hungarian Open Yugoslav Open
1974 Czechoslovak Open
1976 Yugoslav Open Scandinavian Open
1977 French Open
1978 French Open Yugoslav Open
1979 Czechoslovak Open Hungarian Open
1980 Yugoslav Open Scandinavian Open
1983 Swiss Open
1984 Netherlands Open

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

1970 English Open Netherlands Open Austrian Open
1971 Czechoslovak Open Yugoslav Open
1972 Czechoslovak Open German Open
1973 Czechoslovak Open Viktor Barna Cup
1974 Czechoslovak Open
1976 Yugoslav Open French Open
1977 Hungarian Open
1978 French Open Yugoslav Open Viktor Barna Cup
1979 Welsh Open Hungarian Open
1980 Welsh Open Yugoslav Open
1981 Welsh Open Belgian Open
1983 Swiss Open Swedish Open
1984 Netherlands Open
1986 USA Open

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

1969 Budapest (Singles & Doubles)
1970 Budapest (Doubles)
1971 Budapest (Doubles) (Singles)
1972 Budapest (Singles & Doubles)
1973 Budapest (Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1974 Budapest (Doubles) (Singles)
1976 Budapest (Singles & Doubles)
1977 Budapest (Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1978 Szeged (Doubles & Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1979 Miskolc (Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1980 Tatabanya (Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1981 Szeged (Singles) (Doubles)
1982 Budapest (Singles) (Doubles)
1983 Budapest (Singles) (Doubles)
1984 Budapest (Doubles)
1985 Szolnok (Singles)
1986 Szolnok (Doubles)
1988 Budapest (Singles)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

1973 Hungary 1st (Postas SE)
1976 Hungary 1st ETTU Cup (Budapesti Spartacus SC)
1977 Hungary 1st (Budapesti Spartacus SC)
1978 Hungary 1st Champions League (Budapesti Spartacus SC)
1979 Hungary 1st Champions League (Budapesti Spartacus SC)
1980 Hungary 1st Champions League (Budapesti Spartacus SC)
1981 Hungary 1st Champions League (Budapesti Spartacus SC)
1983 Hungary 1st (Budapesti Spartacus SC)
1984 Hungary 1st (Budapesti Spartacus SC)
1985 Hungary 1st ETTU Cup (Budapesti Spartacus SC)
1986 Austria 1st (UTTC Langenlois)
1987 Austria 1st (UTTC Langenlois)
1988 Austria 1st (UTTC Langenlois)
1990 Austria 1st (Sportunion Wolkersdorf)
1991 Austria 1st (Sportunion Wolkersdorf)
1992 Austria 1st (Sportunion Wolkersdorf)
1993 Austria 1st (Sportunion Wolkersdorf)
1994 Austria 1st (Sportunion Wolkersdorf)
1995 Austria 1st (Sportunion Wolkersdorf)
1999 Hungary 1st (Budapesti Postás SE)
2012 Hungary 1st (Szerva ASE Szécsény)
2013 Hungary 1st (Szerva ASE Szécsény)