Eric Glod

Eric Glod
Nation:	Luxembourg
Date of birth:	November 16, 1993
Playing hand:	Left
How to play:	Shakehand , attack
Trainer:	Peter Teglas
Current world rankings :	206
Best world ranking :	150 (April 2018)
Current national ranking:	2
Best national ranking:	1 (2018)

Eric Glod (born November 16, 1993 ) is a Luxembourg table tennis player . He is currently in second place on the Luxembourg table tennis rankings, behind the former German national player Zoltan Fejer-Konnerth . In 2018 he became Luxembourg national champion in singles for the first time. In doubles with Christian Kill, he had already won the title in 2017.

He qualified with the national team for the European Championship in Nantes in 2019 . In the decisive game they won 3-2 against Finland after falling 2-1 back. He played with Gilles Michely, Christian Kill and Marc Dielisen.

At the European Championships they lost both games in the group. In the first game against England they lost 1-3. He lost in the fourth game in the 5 set against Samuel Walker. In the second game against Belarus they clearly lost 0-3. This made them last in the group.

Eric Glod took part in two tournaments of the Challenge Series in October, namely the Polish Open and Belarus Open. At the Polish Open he finished second in the group and did not make it into the main field. At the beginning he won against Stefan Konstadinovid from Serbia (WR: 1074) with 3-1. Then he lost to the American Kai Zhang (WR: 237) 0-3. At the Belarus Open he was also second in the group. At the beginning he won against the Belarusian Pavel Daunarovich (WR: 1277) with 3-0. After that he had to admit defeat to the 15-year-old Japanese Hiroto Shinozuka (WR: 540) with 1-3.

societies

• 2015-2018 Baden AC
• from 2019 Wädenswil

Results from the TTF database

Association	event	year	place	country	singles	Double	Mixed	U21	team
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2019	Linz	AUT	Agony
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2019	Stockholm	SWE	last 128	last 16
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2019	Panagyurishte	BUL	Agony	last 32	last 16
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2018	Olomouc	CZE	Qual.
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2018	Panagyurishte	BUL	Qual.	last 32
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2017	Olomouc	CZE	Qual.
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2016	De Haan	BEL	Qual.	last 16
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2016	Olomouc	CZE	Qual.
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2015	De Haan	BEL	Qual.
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2015	Almeria	ESP	Qual.
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2015	Bremen	GER	Qual.
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2015	Budapest	HUN	Qual.
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2015	Almeria	ESP	Qual.	last 64
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2014	Stockholm	SWE	Qual.
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2014	De Haan	BEL	last 64
LUX	ITTF World Tour	2014	Magdeburg	GER	Qual.	last 64
LUX	Challenge Series	2019	Lagos	NGR	last 32	Semifinals	silver
LUX	Challenge Series	2019	Minsk	BLR	Grp.	Pre. R2
LUX	Challenge Series	2019	Wladyslawowo	POLE	Grp.	Pre. R2
LUX	Challenge Series	2019	Guadalajara	ESP	last 64	last 32
LUX	Challenge Series	2019	Otocec	SLO	last 64	last 32
LUX	Challenge Series	2019	Belgrade	SRB	last 64	last 8
LUX	Challenge Series	2018	Lagos	NGR	last 32
LUX	Challenge Series	2018	Zagreb	CRO	Grp.
LUX	Challenge Series	2018	Otocec	SLO	Grp.	last 16
LUX	Challenge Series	2018	Guadalajara	ESP	last 64	Quarter finals
LUX	Challenge Series	2018	Spala	POLE	Grp.
LUX	Challenge Series	2017	Almeria	ESP	last 64	last 16
LUX	Challenge Series	2017	De Haan	BEL	Grp.	last 16
LUX	Challenge Series	2017	Zagreb	CRO	Grp.
LUX	World Championship	2019	Budapest	HUN	Grp.	last 64	last 64
LUX	World Championship	2018	Halmstadt	SWE					Space. 39
LUX	World Championship	2017	Dusseldorf	GER	last 128	last 32	last 64
LUX	World Championship	2016	Kuala Lumpur	TIMES					Space. 49
LUX	World Championship	2015	Suzhou	CHN	Grp.	last 128	Grp.
LUX	European Championship	2019	Nantes	FRA					Space. 17th
LUX	European Championship	2017	Luxembourg	LUX					Space. 16
LUX	European Championship	2016	Budapest	HUN	Grp.	last 32	last 32
LUX	European Championship	2015	Jekateringburg	RUS	Grp.	last 64			Space. 30th
LUX	European Championship	2014	Lisbon	POR					Space. 28
LUX	European Youth Championship	2010	Istanbul	DOOR	last 128

Web links

• Results (accessed May 27, 2019)