Allan Bentsen

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Allan Bentsen Table tennis player
Allan Bentsen
Allan Bentsen right at the 2012 Olympic Games (in the back Dániel Zwickl )
Nation: DenmarkDenmark Denmark
Date of birth: August 21, 1968
Playing hand: left handed
How to play: Shakehand
Best world ranking : 38 (June 2005)

Allan Bentsen (born August 21, 1968 in Copenhagen ) is a Danish table tennis player . He was one of Denmark's strongest players in the 1990s and early 2000s.

Bentsen won a total of 24 titles at the Danish national championships. In singles he won six times in a row from 1991 to 1996, and again in 1999. Twelve times he won doubles with different partners (Jan Harkamp, Finn Tugwell , Martin Monrad ) and five times mixed (with Charlotte Polk and Mie Skov). From 1989 to 2005 he took part in all 11 world championships . He was represented five times at European championships . He was European champion with the team in 2005 . He had already won bronze with the team in 2000 .

Bentsen played in various Danish clubs, but also abroad, for example in Sweden with Halmstad and Malmö FF and in Croatia with STK Vecernji list Zagreb. In 2005 he moved to the German Bundesliga for Werder Bremen where he still plays today (2009).

In 2009 he became European champion of senior citizens over 40 in singles and doubles with Hendrik Vendelbo, and in 2010 senior world champion over 40 in singles.

Private

Bentsen is married to the Croatian table tennis player Eldijana Aganovic. He works as an employee of the Danish Table Tennis Association.

Results from the ITTF database

Association competition year place country singles Double Mixed team
THE European Championship 2005 Aarhus THE 1
THE European Championship 2002 Zagreb HRV Quarter finals Quarter finals
THE European Championship 1998 Eindhoven NED Quarter finals
THE European Championship 1996 Bratislava SVK Quarter finals
THE Nordic championships 1996 Linkoping SWE Semifinals
THE Nordic championships 1992 Bronderslev THE silver
THE Nordic championships 1990 Oslo NOR silver
THE Pro tour 2011 Almeria ESP last 64
THE Pro tour 2011 Dubai UAE last 64
THE Pro tour 2011 Sheffield CLOSELY last 64
THE Pro tour 2010 Warsaw POLE last 64
THE Pro tour 2010 catfish AUT last 64
THE Pro tour 2010 Velenje SVN last 32
THE Pro tour 2009 Frederikshavn THE last 64
THE Pro tour 2009 Frederikshavn THE last 16
THE Pro tour 2008 Velenje SVN last 32 last 16
THE Pro tour 2006 Zagreb HRV last 32
THE Pro tour 2005 Zagreb HRV last 64 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2005 Velenje SVN last 16 last 16
THE Pro tour 2004 St. Petersburg RUS last 16 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2004 catfish AUT last 64
THE Pro tour 2004 Aarhus THE Quarter finals Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2004 Warsaw POLE last 32
THE Pro tour 2004 Kobe JPN last 64
THE Pro tour 2004 Chicago United States last 64 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2004 Rio de Janeiro BRA last 16 silver
THE Pro tour 2004 Singapore SIN last 32
THE Pro tour 2004 Athens GRE last 64
THE Pro tour 2004 Croatia HRV last 32 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2003 Aarhus THE last 64
THE Pro tour 2003 Johor Bahru MAS last 16
THE Pro tour 2003 Kobe JPN last 32
THE Pro tour 2003 Jeju-Si COR last 32
THE Pro tour 2003 Rio BRA last 32 last 16
THE Pro tour 2003 Doha QAT last 16 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2003 Croatia HRV Semifinals
THE Pro tour 2002 Farum THE last 32 last 16
THE Pro tour 2002 Eindhoven NED last 32 last 16
THE Pro tour 2002 Kobe JPN last 64 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2002 Gangneung City COR last 64 last 16
THE Pro tour 2002 Fort Lauderdale United States last 32 last 16
THE Pro tour 2002 Courmayeur ITA last 32 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2002 Doha QAT last 32 last 16
THE Pro tour 2002 catfish AUT last 32
THE Pro tour 2001 Farum THE last 32 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2001 Skovde SWE Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2001 Rotterdam NED last 32 last 16
THE Pro tour 2001 Bayreuth GER last 32 last 32
THE Pro tour 2001 Yokohama JPN last 32 Semifinals
THE Pro tour 2001 Seoul COR last 16 last 16
THE Pro tour 2001 Fort Lauderdale United States last 32 last 16
THE Pro tour 2001 São Paulo BRA last 16 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2001 Zagreb HRV last 32 Rd 1
THE Pro tour 2001 Doha QAT Quarter finals last 16
THE Pro tour 2001 Chatham CLOSELY Rd 1 last 16
THE Pro tour 2000 Farum THE last 32 last 16
THE Pro tour 2000 Warsaw POLE Rd 1 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 2000 Toulouse FRA last 32 Rd 1
THE Pro tour 2000 Rio de Janeiro BRA last 32 last 16
THE Pro tour 2000 Zagreb HRV last 32 Rd 1
THE Pro tour 1999 Karlskrona SWE last 16 last 16
THE Pro tour 1999 Linz / Wels AUT Rd 1 Scratched
THE Pro tour 1999 Bremen GER last 16
THE Pro tour 1999 Hopton-on-Sea CLOSELY Rd 1 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 1999 Doha QAT Rd 1 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 1998 Sundsvall SWE Rd 1
THE Pro tour 1998 Belgrade YUG last 32 Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 1998 Courmayeur ITA last 16
THE Pro tour 1998 Ji 'Nan City CHN Rd 1 Rd 1
THE Pro tour 1998 Melbourne OUT Rd 1 Rd 1
THE Pro tour 1997 Lyon FRA Quarter finals last 16
THE Pro tour 1997 Squid SWE Rd 1 last 16
THE Pro tour 1997 Gdańsk POLE Quarter finals Quarter finals
THE Pro tour 1997 Zhuhai CHN last 32
THE Pro tour 1997 Chiba JPN Rd 1
THE Pro tour 1997 Doha QAT Rd 1 last 16
THE Pro tour 1996 Bolzano ITA Semifinals
THE Pro Tour Grand Finals 2001 Hainan CHN Quarter finals
THE World Championship 2011 Rotterdam NED last 64 last 64
THE World Championship 2010 Moscow RUS 23
THE World Championship 2005 Shanghai CHN last 32 last 32
THE World Championship 2004 Doha QAT 15th
THE World Championship 2003 Paris FRA last 64 last 32 Agony
THE World Championship 2001 Osaka JPN last 128 last 32 no participants 33
THE World Championship 2000 Kuala Lumpur MAS 13-16
THE World Championship 1999 Eindhoven NED last 64 last 32 last 32
THE World Championship 1997 Manchester CLOSELY last 64 last 64 last 32 21st
THE World Championship 1995 Tianjin CHN last 64 last 64 last 128 22nd
THE World Championship 1993 Gothenburg SWE last 128 last 16 last 128 18th
THE World Championship 1991 Chiba City JPN last 128 Agony last 128 22nd
THE World Championship 1989 Dortmund FRG Agony last 64 last 64 24
THE WTC World Team Cup 1990 Hokkaido, Aomori, Niig JPN 13

Web links

  • Report (Danish) (accessed January 15, 2016)

Sources and individual references

  • Allan Bentsen , table tennis magazine , 2004/12 page 7
  1. tischtennis magazine , 2009/7 p. 28
  2. tischtennis magazine , 2010/7 p. 17
  3. Allan Bentsen Results from the ITTF database on ittf.com (accessed September 4, 2011)