Dmitri Vyacheslavovich Masunov

Dmitry Masunov 2005

Dmitri Wjatscheslavowitsch Masunow ( Russian Дмитрий Вячеславович Мазунов ; born May 12, 1971 in Gorki , Soviet Union ) is a Russian table tennis player . He achieved his greatest successes in doubles at the side of his brother Andrei or together with Alexei Smirnow .

In 1988 he was European youth champion in doubles (with Dmitrij Gusev).

societies

• Radi Niz. Novgorod (until 1992)
• TTF Ochsenhausen (1992–1994)
• TTV Müller Gönnern (1994–1996)
• TTF Ochsenhausen (1996–1999)
• TTG RS Hoengen (1999/2000 season)
• TTC Frickenhausen (2000–2002)
• SV Plüderhausen (2002-2003)
• TTF Ochsenhausen (2003-2007)
• SpVgg Ottenau (Regionalliga) (???? - 2013)
• SC Staig (2013-2016)
• TTC Wöschbach (3rd Bundesliga) (2016 - ????)
• TTF Ochsenhausen (???? - 2020)
• TTC Neu-Ulm (since 2020)

successes

• 1990 EM bronze medal doubles
• 1991 World Championship bronze medal doubles
• 1997 German champion with the TTF Ochsenhausen
• 1997 ETTU European Cup with the TTF Ochsenhausen
• 1997 Russian champion singles and doubles
• 2000 ETTU European Cup with the TTG RS Hoengen
• 2003 Vice European Champion doubles
• 2004 Olympic semi-finals doubles
• 2004 German champion with the TTF Ochsenhausen
• 2005 Russian champion singles and doubles
• 2005 EM bronze medal doubles
• 2007 EM bronze medal doubles
• 2013 European silver medal singles
• 2015 EM gold medal singles

Results from the ITTF database

Association	event	year	place	country	singles	Double	Mixed	team
RUS	European Championship	2007	Belgrade	SRB		Semifinals
RUS	European Championship	2005	Aarhus	THE		Semifinals
RUS	European Championship	2003	Courmayeur	ITA		silver
RUS	European Championship	1996	Bratislava	SVK		Quarter finals
URS	European Championship	1990	Gothenburg	SWE	last 16	Semifinals	Quarter finals
URS	European Youth Championship (Cadets)	1985	The hague	NED	gold	silver		1
URS	European Youth Championship (Juniors)	1988	Novi Sad	YUG	Semifinals	gold		1
URS	European Youth Championship (Juniors)	1987	Athens	GRE		silver		1
URS	European Youth Championship (Juniors)	1986	Louvin La Neuve	BEL	Semifinals
RUS	EURO TOP12	1998	Halmstad	SWE	9
URS	EURO TOP12	1991	Hertogenbosch	NED	9
RUS	Olympic games	2008	Beijing	CHN	no participants			13
RUS	Olympic games	2004	Athens	GRE		4th Place
RUS	Olympic games	1996	Atlanta	United States	last 16	immediately excluded
EUN	Olympic games	1992	Barcelona	ESP	immediately excluded	Quarter finals
RUS	Pro tour	2008	Velenje	SVN	last 32	silver
RUS	Pro tour	2007	Stockholm	SWE	last 16
RUS	Pro tour	2007	Bremen	GER	last 64	last 16
RUS	Pro tour	2007	St. Petersburg	RUS	last 64	Quarter finals
RUS	Pro tour	2007	Doha	QAT	last 64
RUS	Pro tour	2007	Zagreb	HRV	last 64
RUS	Pro tour	2006	Warsaw	POLE	last 32	last 16
RUS	Pro tour	2006	Bayreuth	GER	last 32	last 16
RUS	Pro tour	2006	Doha	QAT	last 32
RUS	Pro tour	2005	Gothenburg	SWE	last 64	Quarter finals
RUS	Pro tour	2004	Leipzig	GER	last 64
RUS	Pro tour	2004	Warsaw	POLE	Quarter finals	Semifinals
RUS	Pro tour	2003	Malmo	SWE	last 64	Quarter finals
RUS	Pro tour	2003	Croatia	HRV	last 32	Quarter finals
RUS	Pro tour	2002	Farum	THE	last 64	last 16
RUS	Pro tour	2002	Eindhoven	NED	last 64	Semifinals
RUS	Pro tour	2002	Magdeburg	GER	last 64
RUS	Pro tour	1999	Bremen	GER	Rd 1
RUS	Pro tour	1998	Sundsvall	SWE	last 16
RUS	Pro tour	1998	Courmayeur	ITA	last 32	Rd 1
RUS	Pro tour	1997	Squid	SWE	last 16
RUS	Pro tour	1997	Linz	AUT	last 16
RUS	Pro tour	1996	Lyon	FRA	Quarter finals
RUS	World Championship	2008	Guangzhou	CHN				12
RUS	World Championship	2006	Bremen	GER				6th
RUS	World Championship	2004	Doha	QAT				11
RUS	World Championship	2003	Paris	FRA		last 16
RUS	World Championship	2000	Kuala Lumpur	MAS				17-20
URS	World Championship	1999	Eindhoven	NED	last 32	last 64	no participants
RUS	World Championship	1997	Manchester	CLOSELY	last 32	last 16	no participants	9
RUS	World Championship	1995	Tianjin	CHN	last 64	last 16	no participants	19th
RUS	World Championship	1993	Gothenburg	SWE	last 16	last 64	no participants	13
URS	World Championship	1991	Chiba City	JPN	last 32	Semifinals	last 32	12
URS	World Championship	1989	Dortmund	FRG	last 128	last 64	last 32	4th
URS	World Championship	1987	New Delhi	IND	last 128	no participants	last 64
EUN	World Doubles Cup	1992	Las Vegas	United States		silver
URS	World Doubles Cup	1990	Seoul	COR		Quarter finals
RUS	WTC World Team Cup	1994	Nimes	FRA				5
URS	WTC World Team Cup	1990	Hokkaido, Aomori, Niig	JPN				5

literature

• Rahul Nelson: The Soviet Union is built on a pair of brothers: Andrei and Dmitrij Mazunov , DTS magazine , 1989/5, pages 38–40

Web links

• TT page with photo (Russian) ( Memento from January 4, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
• Report on a duel with Rosskopf in 1999
• Dmitri Vjatscheslavowitsch Masunow biography on the website of the World Table Tennis Association ittf.com (accessed on August 5, 2011)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ tischtennis magazine , 2013/8 page 21
2. ↑ DTS magazine , 1997/4 page 17
3. ↑ Dmitri Vjatscheslavowitsch Masunow Results from the ITTF database on ittf.com (accessed on September 12, 2011)