ITTF World Tour

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The ITTF World Tour is a series of table tennis tournaments held annually by the world association ITTF . Singles, doubles and U-21 competitions are held for women and men. Prize money is available for this.

Up to and including 2011 the tournament series was called Pro Tour , at the beginning of 2012 it was renamed World Tour or World Tour Grand Finals .

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In several international championships that are declared as World Tour competitions, the participants earn a certain number of points depending on their placement. The points are added up. The 16 women and men with the most points contest the World Tour Finals ( World Tour Grand Finals ) in singles, and the 8 most successful doubles qualify for the finals. However, participation in at least six tournaments on three different continents is required. Up to and including 2016 there was also an U-21 competition at the Grand Finals, for which the 8 players with the most points earned in the U-21 area qualified. Prize money is paid out at every World Tour tournament.

The Pro Tour series was first played in 1996.

Pro Tour 1996

In 10 Pro Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the final. A total of US $ 500,000 in prize money was available for all 11 events, including US $ 199,000 for the finals. This took place from 12. – 15. December 1996 in Tianjin (China). Only Jörg Roßkopf and Steffen Fetzner from Germany were qualified for this, but no women. The fights were fought in a knockout system.

After winning over Liu Song (Argentina) and Carl Prean, Roßkopf reached the semi-finals, where he lost to the Chinese Kong Linghui . In doubles he played with Vladimir Samsonov . They defeated Kong Linghui / Liu Guoliang (China) and Lu Lin / Wang Tao and got into the final. Here they were defeated by Wang Liqin / Yan Sen (China). This gave Roßkopf prize money of 10,000 US dollars.

Fetzner was only qualified for the individual and was eliminated immediately against Carl Prean .

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Kong Linghui (CHN) Deng Yaping (CHN) Wang Liqin / Yan Sen (CHN) Deng Yaping / Yang Ying (CHN)
2 Vladimir Samsonov (BLR) Li Ju (CHN) Jörg Roßkopf /
Wladimir Samsonow 		Park Hae-jung / Ryu Ji Hae (KOR)
3 - 4 Jörg Roßkopf (GER) Wang Chen (CHN) Lu Lin / Wang Tao (CHN) Chen Hongxia / Wang Hui (CHN)
Vasile Florea (ROM) Yang Ying (CHN) Slobodan Grujić /
Aleksandar Karakašević (YUG) 		Kim Moo-kyo / Park Kyung Ae (KOR)

Pro Tour 1997

In 14 Pro Tour competitions - all endowed with prize money - the athletes fought for a place in the finals, for which prize money totaling 210,000 US dollars was available.

The final took place from 18. – 22. December 1997 in Hong Kong. Three participants from Germany qualified for this, all of whom were eliminated in the first round: Jörg Roßkopf against Wang Liqin , Jie Schöpp against the second in the world rankings Li Ju and Jing Tian-Zörner against Wang Nan .

In doubles, Roßkopf / Samsonow defeated the South Koreans Kim Bong Chul / Yoo Nam-kyu . With another victory over the Chinese Wang Liqin / Yan Sen they reached the final. Here they were defeated by Kong Linghui / Liu Guoliang (China), which earned each prize money of $ 2,000.

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Vladimir Samsonov (BLR) Li Ju (CHN) Kong Linghui / Liu Guoliang (CHN) Li Ju / Wang Nan (CHN)
2 Wang Liqin (CHN) Wang Nan (CHN) Jörg Roßkopf /
Wladimir Samsonow 		Kim Moo-kyo /
Park Hae-jung (KOR)
3 - 4 Jean-Michel Saive (BEL) Park Hae-jung (KOR) Patrick Chila /
Christophe Legoût (FRA) 		Chen Hongxia / Wang Hui (CHN)
Zoran Primorac (CRO) Ryu Ji Hae (KOR) Wang Liqin / Yan Sen (CHN) Lee Eun-Sil / Ryu Ji Hae (KOR)

Pro Tour 1998

In 11 Pro-Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals, for which a total of 220,000 US dollars was available.

The final took place from 7th to 10th January 1999 in Paris. Peter Franz , Jing Tian-Zörner and Qianhong Gotsch from Germany qualified for this. All were eliminated in the first round: Peter Franz against Waldner , Qianhong Gotsch against the later second Lin Ling and Jing Tian-Zörner in the singles against Tamara Boroš and in the doubles (with Wong Ching, Hong Kong) against the Japanese Ai Fujinuma / An Konishi.

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Wang Liqin (CHN) Wang Nan (CHN) Wang Liqin / Yan Sen (CHN) Li Ju / Wang Nan (CHN)
2 Liu Guoliang (CHN) Lin Ling (CHN) Qin Zhijian / Ma Lin Chen Hongxia / Wang Hui (CHN)
3 - 4 Jan-Ove Waldner (SWE) Sun Jin (CHN) Kong Linghui /
Liu Guoliang (CHN) 		Judith Herczig / Liu Jia (AUT)
Kong Linghui (CHN) Li Ju (CHN) Patrick Chila /
Jean-Philippe Gatien (FRA) 		Ai Fujinuma / An Konishi (JAP)

Pro Tour 1999

In 12 Pro-Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals, for which a total of 230,000 US dollars was available. The finals took place from 13-16 January 2000 in Sydney. The women Jing Tian-Zörner and Qianhong Gotsch from Germany qualified for this. German men were not at the start. Jing Tian-Zörner lost to Chire Koyama (Japan) in the first round . Qianhong Gotsch reached the semi-finals after victories over Xu Jing (Taiwan) and An Konishi (Japan), where she lost to the eventual winner Chen Jing from Taiwan.

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Liu Guozheng (CHN) Chen Jing (TPE) Kong Linghui / Ma Lin (CHN) Li Ju / Wang Nan (CHN)
2 Kong Linghui (CHN) Li Ju (CHN) Patrick Chila /
Jean-Philippe Gatien (FRA) 		Sun Jin / Yang Ying (CHN)
3 - 4 Werner Schlager (AUT) Qianhong Gotsch (GER) Karl Jindrak /
Werner Schlager (AUT) 		Judith Herczig / Liu Jia (AUT)
Chiang Peng-Lung (TPE) Sun Jin (CHN) Wang Liqin / Yan Sen (CHN) Li Nan / Lin Ling (CHN)

Pro Tour 2000

In 9 Pro-Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals, for which a total of 230,000 US dollars was available. Of this, the winner of the men's competition will receive $ 37,000 and the winner of the women's competition will receive $ 26,000.

The final took place from 11-14 January 2001 in Yokohama (Japan). Jörg Roßkopf lost in the opening round against the Chinese Kong Linghui with 0: 3. Also, Jing Tian-Zörner eliminated in the first round against Krisztina Tóth from (Hungary).

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Wang Liqin (CHN) Zhang Yining (CHN) Wang Liqin / Yan Sen (CHN) Sun Jin / Yang Ying (CHN)
2 Liu Guozheng (CHN) Wang Nan (CHN) Kim Taek-soo / Oh Sang-eun (KOR) Mayu Kawagoe /
Akiko Takeda (JPN)
3 - 4 Chiang Peng-Lung (TPE) Tamara Boroš (HRV) Chiang Peng-Lung /
Chang Yen-Shu (TPE) 		Li Ju / Wang Nan (CHN)
Ma Lin (CHN) Yang Ying (CHN) Liu Guozheng / Ma Lin (CHN) Lee Eun-Sil / Suk Eun-mi (KOR)

Pro Tour 2001

In 12 Pro Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals, for which prize money totaling 230,000 US dollars was available.

The final took place from 10th to 13th January 2002 in Tianjin (China). Surprisingly, China was not represented in the women's and men's double finals.

Timo Boll lost in the opening round to Trinko Keen (Netherlands) 3-4 . The double Boll / Fejer-Konnerth defeated the Chinese Wang Liqin / Yan Sen and then lost in the semifinals to the eventual winners Kim Taek-soo / Oh Sang-eun (KOR). Also Jie Schöpp eliminated in the first round against Aya Umemura from (Japan).

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Ma Lin (CHN) Wang Nan (CHN) Kim Taek-soo /
Oh Sang-eun (KOR) 		Lee Eun-Sil / Ryu Ji Hae (KOR)
2 Wang Liqin (CHN) Niu Jianfeng (CHN) Cheung Yuk /
Leung Chu Yan (HGK) 		Kim Hyang-mi / Kim Hyon-hui (PRK)
3 - 4 Jean-Michel Saive (BEL) Li Jia (CHN) Timo Boll /
Zoltan Fejer-Konnerth (GER) 		Gao Xi / Li Jia (CHN)
Chiang Peng-Lung (TPE) Guo Yan (CHN) Slobodan Grujić /
Milovoje Karakasevic (YUG) 		Ai Fujinuma / Reiko Hiura (JPN)

Pro Tour 2002

In 13 Pro-Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals, for which a total of 240,000 US dollars was available.

The final took place from 12-15. December 2002 in Stockholm (Sweden). With the exception of the men's singles, which was won by Taiwanese Chuang Chih-Yuan , China won all disciplines.

Timo Boll reached the semi-finals. Here he lost to Kalinikos Kreanga , handicapped by an injury . Before that he had eliminated Peter Karlsson and the reigning world champion Wang Liqin . Nicole Struse came by beating Jing June Hong (Singapore) to the quarterfinals, where they face the Chinese Niu Jianfeng lost.

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Chuang Chih-Yuan (TPE) Zhang Yining (CHN) Kong Linghui /
Ma Lin (CHN) 		Li Jia / Niu Jianfeng (CHN)
2 Kalinikos Kreanga (GRE) Guo Yue (CHN) Akira Kito /
Toshio Tasaki (JPN) 		Li Nan / Zhang Yining (CHN)
3 - 4 Wang Hao (CHN) Niu Jianfeng (CHN) Quin Zhijian /
Wang Liqin (CHN) 		Lee Eun-Sil / Suk Eun-mi (KOR)
Timo Boll (GER) Guo Yan (CHN) Cheung Yuk /
Leung Chu Yan (HGK) 		Jing Jun Hong / Li Jia Wei (SIN)

Juniors U21 2002

In 2002 a junior final was also held. Christian Suss was the only German to take . In the preliminary round he won against Dániel Zwickl (Hungary), but lost to Gustavo Tsubois (Brazil) and Yang Xiaofu (China). So he could not qualify for the semifinals.

Pro Tour 2003

In 11 Pro Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals, for which a total of 240,000 US dollars was available. The winners received $ 38,000.

The final took place from 11-14 December 2003 in Guangzhou (China). The Chinese won all four competitions.

German participants were not represented. Timo Boll was unable to qualify for the final due to a protracted injury . Jörg Roßkopf and the Torben Wosik / Zoltan Fejer-Konnerth doubles were qualified, but did not take part due to obligations with their club.

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Wang Hao (CHN) Niu Jianfeng (CHN) Chen Qi /
Ma Lin (CHN) 		Guo Yue / Niu Jianfeng (CHN)
2 Hao Shuai (CHN) Zhang Yining (CHN) Cheung Yuk /
Leung Chu Yan (HGK) 		Wang Nan / Zhang Yining (CHN)
3 - 4 Jens Lundqvist (SWE) Wang Nan (CHN) Milovoje Karakasevic /
Bojan Tokič (YUG) 		Lin Ling / Zhang Rui (HGK)
Ryu Seung-min (KOR) Guo Yan (CHN) Hao Shuaik /
Qiu Yike (CHN) 		Guo Yan / Li Nan (CHN)

Pro Tour 2004

In 16 Pro Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals.

The final took place in Beijing (China) in December 2004. The Chinese dominated this tournament and played all finals in all four competitions.

Timo Boll won u. a. against Lucjan Błaszczyk (Poland), but then lost in the semifinals to Ma Lin . In doubles with Christian Süß he failed in the quarterfinals to the Danes Michael Maze / Finn Tugwell . Peter Franz played doubles with Jens Lundqvist , with whom he played against Ma Lin / Chen Qi in the quarterfinals .

Kristin Silbereisen was the only German lady represented. She lost in the first round against Tamara Boroš .

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Wang Liqin (CHN) Guo Yue (CHN) Chen Qi /
Ma Lin (CHN) 		Wang Nan / Zhang Yining (CHN)
2 Ma Lin (CHN) Niu Jianfeng (CHN) Kong Linghui /
Wang Hao (CHN) 		Guo Yue / Niu Jianfeng (CHN)
3 - 4 Timo Boll (GER) Liu Jia (AUT) Michael Maze /
Finn Tugwell (DEN) 		Song Ah Sim / Tie Yana (HGK)
Wang Hao (CHN) Wang Nan (CHN) Ko Lai Chak / Li Ching (HGK) Lee Eun-Sil / Suk Eun-mi (KOR)

Pro Tour 2005

In 16 Pro Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals. This took place from December 9th to 11th, 2005 in Fuzhou (China). Some of the strongest Chinese women and men were not represented.

For the first time won Timo Boll the tournament after each Chuang Chih-Yuan (Taiwan), Ko Lai Chak (Hong Kong), Ryu Seung-min (Korea), and finally in the final against the Belgian Jean-Michel Saive had prevailed. He also won the double competition together with Christian Süß . They defeated Cheung Yuk / Leung Chu Yan (Hong Kong), Ko Lai Chak / Li Ching (Hong Kong) and Lee Jung-woo / Oh Sang-eun (Korea). Peter Franz was eliminated in round 1 against Ma Long .

Nicole Struse sat down against Zhang Rui (Hong Kong) and then lost against the eventual winner Zhang Yining (China). Also Elke Wosik failed to Zhang Yining. The pair Tanja Hain-Hofmann / Georgina Póta (Hungary) reached the semi-finals by defeating Tan Paey Fern / Zhang Xueling (Singapore), where they lost to the Koreans Kim Bok-rae / Kim Kyung-ah .

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Timo Boll (GER) Zhang Yining (CHN) Timo Boll /
Christian Süß (GER) 		Gao Jun (USA) / Shen Yanfei (ESP)
2 Jean-Michel Saive (BEL) Li Jia Wei (SIN) Lee Jung-woo /
Oh Sang-eun (KOR) 		Kim Bok-rae / Kim Kyung-ah (KOR)
3 - 4 Oh Sang-eun (KOR) Moon Hyun Jung (KOR) Chen Qi /
Wang Liqin (CHN) 		Tanja Hain-Hofmann (GER) /
Georgina Póta (HUN)
Ryu Seung-min (KOR) Tie Yana (HGK) Ko Lai Chak / Li Ching (HGK) Sun Beibei / Wang Yuegu (SIN)

Pro Tour 2006

In 16 Pro Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals. This took place from December 14th to 17th, 2006 in Hong Kong. Prize money of $ 315,000 was available. Of this, the winners of the individual competitions each received $ 38,000. China won all four competitions.

Timo Boll defeated the Austrian Chen Weixing 4-0. He then lost 3: 3 to Oh Sang-eun (Korea) in the quarter-finals . In doubles, Timo Boll / Christian Süß could not defend their victory from the previous year. They lost in the quarterfinals against Ko Lai Chak / Li Ching (Hong Kong). German women were not at the start.

The U21 Pro Tour Grand Final took place at the same time. Here Patrick Baum reached the semifinals after winning the group games over Cazuo Matsumoto (Brazil), Johan Axelquist (Sweden) and Kim Tae Hoon (South Korea), in which he eliminated the Spaniard Marc Duran. In the final he was defeated by the Hungarian János Jakab .

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Wang Hao (CHN) Zhang Yining (CHN) Hao Shuai /
Ma Long (CHN) 		Wang Nan / Zhang Yining (CHN)
2 Oh Sang-eun (KOR) Li Xiaoxia (CHN) Chen Qi /
Ma Lin (CHN) 		Gao Jun (USA) / Shen Yanfei (ESP)
3 - 4 Ma Lin (CHN) Li Jia Wei (SIN) Cheung Yuk /
Leung Chu Yan (HGK) 		Guo Yue /
Li Xiaoxia (CHN)
Hou Yingchao (CHN) Shen Yanfei (ESP) Ko Lai Chak / Li Ching (HGK) Li Jia Wei / Sun Beibei (SIN)

Pro Tour 2007

In 18 Pro Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals. This took place from December 13th to 16th, 2007 in Beijing. China again won all four competitions. In the semifinals of the singles, only Chinese athletes faced each other.

Timo Boll threw Dimitrij Ovtcharov out of the race on the first lap . He then lost to Ma Lin in the quarterfinals . Ovtcharov / Süß were eliminated in doubles against Ko Lai Chak / Li Ching (Hong Kong). Wu Jiaduo was the only German to be represented among the women . It failed in the first round to Wang Yuegu (Singapore).

In the parallel tournament "U21", Zhenqi Barthel did not survive the first round. She lost to Li Qian (Poland).

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Ma Lin (CHN) Li Xiaoxia (CHN) Chen Qi /
Wang Liqin (CHN) 		Guo Yue /
Li Xiaoxia (CHN)
2 Wang Hao (CHN) Guo Yue Ma Lin /
Wang Hao (CHN) 		Kim Kyung-ah /
Park Mi-young (KOR)
3 - 4 Ma Long (CHN) Guo Yan (CHN) Hao Shuai /
Ma Long (CHN) 		Tie Yana /
Zhang Rui (HGK)
Wang Liqin (CHN) Zhang Yining (CHN) Ko Lai Chak /
Li Ching (HGK) 		Li Jia Wei /
Wang Yuegu (SIN)

Pro Tour 2008

In 16 Pro Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals. This took place from December 11th to 14th, 2008 in Macao (China). China won the singles, Singapore the doubles.

Timo Boll had not played enough Pro Tour tournaments and was therefore not qualified. Dimitrij Ovtcharov was eliminated in the first round against Vladimir Samsonow (Russia), as was Wu Jiaduo against Guo Yan (China).

In the parallel tournament "U21" Zhenqi Barthel reached third place.

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Ma Long (CHN) Guo Yan (CHN) Gao Ning /
Yang Zi (SIN) 		Li Jia Wei /
Sun Beibei (SIN)
2 Wang Hao (CHN) Guo Yue (CHN) Chuang Chih-Yuan /
Wu Chih-Chi (TPE) 		Kim Kyung-ah /
Park Mi-young (KOR)
3 - 4 Ma Lin (CHN) Wang Yuegu (SIN) Emmanuel Lebesson /
Adrien Mattenet (FRA) 		Jiang Huajun /
Tie Yana (HKG)
Vladimir Samsonov (RUS) Feng Tianwei (SIN) Alexey Liventsov /
Igor Rubtsov (RUS) 		Daniela Dodean /
Elizabeta Samara (ROU)

Pro Tour 2009

In 14 Pro Tour competitions, the athletes fought for a place in the finals. This took place from January 7th to 10th 2010 in Macao (China). Only Chinese were represented in the finals of the individual competitions. In contrast, the Germans Timo Boll / Christian Süß won the double competition.

In individual left Timo Boll (against Xu Xin , China), Dimitrij Ovtcharov (against Ma Long , China) and Patrick Baum made in the first round (against Bastian Steger). Bastian Steger failed in the quarter-finals to Xu Xin (China). For Christian Süß , too , after his win, Oh Sang-eun (Korea) was the last stop in the quarterfinals, where he lost to Ma Long (China).

As the only German participant in the individual, Wu Jiaduo had to pass against Ding Ning (China) in the first round.

Boll / Süß reached the final with victories over the two French doubles Christophe Legoût / Abdel-Kader Salifou and Emmanuel Lebesson / Adrien Mattenet . Here they prevailed 4: 1 against Gao Ning / Yang Zi (Singapore). Baum / Hielscher lost in the semifinals against Gao Ning / Yang Zi (Singapore). The women's doubles Elke Schall / Wu Jiaduo reached the semi-finals by beating Sayaka Hirano / Reiko Hiura (Japan). Here they lost to the eventual winners Ding Ning / Liu Shiwen (China).

In the parallel tournament "U21", Steffen Mengel failed in the group matches, where he won against Oh Sang-eun (Korea) but lost to Ma Liang (Singapore) and Jung Young-sik (Korea). Ruwen Filus survived the group games by defeating Ovidiu Ionescu (Romania) and Abdel-Kader Salifou (France). In the semi-finals he prevailed against Jung Young Sik (Korea). He lost the final against the Ukrainian Yaroslav Zhmudenko.

space Men's singles Ladies singles Men's doubles Ladies doubles
1 Ma Long (CHN) Guo Yan (CHN) Timo Boll /
Christian Süß (GER) 		Ding Ning /
Liu Shiwen (CHN)
2 Xu Xin (CHN) Ding Ning (CHN) Gao Ning /
Yang Zi (SIN) 		Jiang Huajun
Tie Yana (HGK)
3 - 4 Zhang Jike (CHN) Kim Kyung-ah (KOR) Emmanuel Lebesson /
Adrien Mattenet (FRA) 		Elke Schall /
Wu Jiaduo (GER)
Wang Liqin (CHN) Feng Tianwei (SIN) Patrick Baum /
Lars Hielscher (GER) 		Sun Beibei /
Yu Mengyu (SIN)

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Individual evidence

  • 1996
  1. ↑ # Kettering, England: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1996/5 pp. 10 + 11
    1. Xi'an, China: Results - DTS Journal , 1996/7 p. 23
    2. Fukuoka, Japan: Results - DTS Journal , 1996/7 p. 23
    3. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
    4. Fort Lauderdale, USA: Results - DTS Journal , 1996/8 p. 41
    5. Brisbane, Australia: Results - DTS Journal , 1996/10 p. 19
    6. Bolzano, Italy: Results - DTS magazine , 1996/11 p. 14
    7. Belgrade, Yugoslavia: Report and Results - DTS magazine , 1996/12 pp. 22–23 + 26
    8. Lyon, France: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1996/12 pp. 22-23 + 26
    9. Boras, Sweden: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1996/12 pp. 22–23 + 27
  • 1997
  1. ↑ # Kettering, England: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1997/2 pp. 23 + 26
    1. Doha, Qatar: Results - DTS magazine , 1997/3 p. 12
    2. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Results - DTS magazine , 1997/9 p. 18
    3. Fort Lauderdale, USA: Results - DTS Journal , 1997/8 p. 32
    4. Melbourne, Australia: Results - DTS Journal , 1997/9 p. 18
    5. Ipoh, Malaysia: Results - DTS Journal , 1997/9 p. 18
    6. Chiba, Japan: Report and Results - DTS Journal , 1997/10 pp. 12 + 14
    7. Zhuhai, China: Report and Results - DTS Journal , 1997/10 pp. 13 + 14
    8. Gdańsk, Poland: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1997/11 p. 12 + 14
    9. Beirut, Lebanon: Results - DTS magazine , 1997/12 p. 10
    10. Belgrade, Yugoslavia: Report and Results - DTS magazine , 1997/12 pp. 8–9 + 10
    11. Linz, Austria: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1997/12 pp. 8–9 + 11
    12. Kalmar, Sweden: Report and Results - DTS Journal , 1997/12 pp. 8–9 + 11
    13. Lyon, France: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1998/1 pp. 8 + 14
  • 1998
  1. ↑ # Doha, Qatar: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1998/2 pp. 13 + 19
    1. Zagreb, Croatia: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1998/4 pp. 18 + 21
    2. Wakayama, Japan: Report and Results - DTS Journal , 1998/7 pp. 8 + 10
    3. Houston, USA: Results - DTS Journal , 1998/8 p. 35
    4. Melbourne, Australia: Results - DTS Journal , 1998/9 p. 34
    5. Jinan City, China: Report and Results - DTS Magazine , 1998/10 pp. 9 + 10
    6. Beirut, Lebanon: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1998/11 pp. 13 + 15
    7. Courmayeur, Italy: report and results - DTS magazine , 1998/11 pp. 13 + 15
    8. Belgrade, Yugoslavia: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1998/12 pp. 5 + 18
    9. Sundsvall, Sweden: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1998/12 pp. 5 + 19
    10. Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
  • 1999
  1. ↑ # Doha, Qatar: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1999/3 pp. 8 + 12
    1. Hopton-on-Sea, England: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1999/4 pp. 24 + 30
    2. Zagreb, Croatia: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1999/4 pp. 24 + 30
    3. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Results - DTS magazine , 1999/8 p. 41
    4. Melbourne, Australia: Results - DTS Journal , 1999/9 p. 121
    5. Guilin, China: Report and Results - DTS Journal , 1999/10 pp. 6 + 26
    6. Kobe City, Japan: Report and Results - DTS Magazine , 1999/10 pp. 7 + 27
    7. Wels, Austria: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1999/11 pp. 6 + 27
    8. Bremen, Germany: Report and results - DTS magazine , 1999/11 pp. 26–27 + 42–50
    9. Karlskrona, Sweden: Results - DTS magazine , 1999/12 p. 29
    10. Lievin, France: Results - DTS Journal , 1999/12 p. 29
    11. Prague, CZE: Results - DTS magazine , 2000/1 p. 23
  • 2000
  1. ↑ # Zagreb, Croatia: Results - DTS magazine , 2000/4 p. 31
    1. Chang Chun City, China: Results - DTS Journal , 2000/6 p. 22
    2. Kobe City, Japan: Results - DTS Journal , 2000/7 p. 26
    3. Fort Lauderdale, USA: Results - DTS Journal , 2000/8 p. 22
    4. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Results - DTS magazine , 2000/8 p. 22
    5. Toulouse, France: Report and results - DTS magazine , 2000/12 pp. 6 + 17
    6. Warsaw, Poland: Results - DTS magazine , 2000/12 p. 17
    7. Umeå, Sweden: Report and results - DTS magazine , 2000/12 pp. 14 + 18
    8. Farum, Denmark: Results - DTS magazine , 2001/1 p. 29
  • 2001
  1. ↑ # Chatham, England: Report + Results - Journal DTS , 2001/3 pp. 7 + 33
    1. Doha, Qatar: Results - DTS magazine , 2001/3 p. 33
    2. Zagreb, Croatia: Results - DTS magazine , 2001/4 p. 19
    3. Hainan, China: Results - DTS Journal , 2001/7 p. 16
    4. Fort Lauderdale, USA: Results - DTS Journal , 2001/8 p. 43
    5. Sao Paulo, Brazil: Results - DTS magazine , 2001/8 p. 43
    6. Seoul, Korea: Results - DTS Journal , 2001/10 p. 19
    7. Yokohama, Japan: Results - DTS Journal , 2001/10 p. 19
    8. Bayreuth, Germany: Report + Results - Journal DTS , 2001/11 pp. 8–21 + 23
    9. Rotterdam, Netherlands: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2001/11 pp. 6 + 23
    10. Skövde, Sweden: report + results - DTS magazine , 2001/12 pp. 6 + 18
    11. Farum, Denmark: Results - DTS magazine , 2001/12 p. 19
  • 2002
  1. ↑ # Wels, Austria: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2002/2 pp. 15 + 17
    1. Cairo, Egypt: Results - DTS magazine , 2002/2 p. 18
    2. Doha, Qatar: Results - DTS magazine , 2002/4 p. 50
    3. Courmayeur, Italy: Results - DTS magazine , 2002/5 p. 30
    4. Qingdao City, China: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2002/6 pp. 6 + 24
    5. Fort Lauderdale, USA: Report + Results - DTS Magazine , 2002/8 pp. 6 + 46
    6. São Paulo, Brazil: report + results - DTS magazine , 2002/8 pp. 7 + 46
    7. Gangneung City, Korea: Results - DTS Magazine , 2002/10 p. 17
    8. Kobe, Japan: Results - DTS Journal , 2002/10 p. 17
    9. Magdeburg, Germany: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2002/8 pp. 8–17 + 30
    10. Eindhoven, Netherlands: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2002/8 p. 4 + 31
    11. Warsaw, Poland: Results - DTS magazine , 2002/12 p. 21
    12. Farum, Denmark: Results - DTS magazine , 2002/12 p. 21
  • 2003
  1. ↑ # Croatia: Results - DTS magazine , 2003/2 p. 39
    1. Doha, Qatar: Results - DTS magazine , 2003/4 p. 44
    2. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Results - DTS magazine , 2003/7 p. 19
    3. Fort Lauderdale, USA: Results - DTS Journal , 2003/8 p. 25
    4. Jeju-Si, Korea: Results - DTS Journal , 2003/9 p. 25
    5. Guangzhou, China: Results - DTS Journal , 2003/10 p. 30
    6. Kobe, Japan: Report + Results - DTS Journal , 2003/10 pp. 4 + 30
    7. Johor Bahru, Malaysia: Results - DTS Journal , 2003/10 p. 31
    8. Bremen, Germany: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2003/12 pp. 8-19
    9. Aarhus, Denmark: Results - DTS Journal , 2003/12 pp. 20-21
    10. Malmö, Sweden: Results - DTS magazine , 2003/12 p. 20
  • 2004
  1. ↑ # Croatia: Results - Journal DTS , 2004/2 p. 17
    1. Athens, Greece: Results - DTS magazine , 2004/2 p. 17
    2. Cairo, Egypt: Results - DTS magazine , 2004/6 p. 27
    3. Pyeongchang, Korea: Results - DTS Journal , 2004/6 p. 26
    4. Singapore: Results - DTS Magazine , 2004/6 p. 26
    5. Santiago, Chile: Results - DTS Journal , 2004/7 p. 25
    6. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Results - DTS magazine , 2004/7 p. 25
    7. Chicago, USA: Results - table tennis magazine , 2004/8 p. 52
    8. Wuxi, China: Results - tischtennis magazine , 2004/10 p. 28
    9. Changchun, China: Results - table tennis magazine , 2004/10 p. 28
    10. Kobe, Japan: Results - table tennis magazine , 2004/10 p. 28
    11. Warsaw, Poland: Results - table tennis magazine , 2004/11 p. 24
    12. Århus, Denmark: Report and results - tischtennis magazine , 2004/11 pp. 4 + 25
    13. Leipzig, Germany: Report and results - tischtennis magazine , 2004/12 pp. 8–23
    14. Wels, Austria: Results - tischtennis magazine , 2004/12 p. 23
    15. Saint Petersburg, Russia: Results - table tennis magazine , 2004/12 p. 24
  • 2005
  1. ↑ # Velenje, Slovenia: Results - DTS magazine , 2005/2 p. 20
    1. Zagreb, Croatia: Results - DTS magazine , 2005/2 p. 20
    2. Doha, Qatar: Results - DTS magazine , 2005/3 pp. 14-15
    3. Suncheon, Korea: Results - DTS Journal , 2005/7 p. 24
    4. Taipei, Taiwan: Results - DTS Journal , 2005/7 p. 24
    5. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Results - DTS magazine , 2005/7 p. 24
    6. Santiago, Chile: Results - DTS Journal , 2005/7 p. 24
    7. Fort Lauderdale, USA: Results - DTS Magazine , 2005/8 p. 20
    8. Harbin, China: Results - DTS Journal , 2005/10 p. 28
    9. Shenzhen, China: Results - DTS Journal , 2005/10 pp. 28-29
    10. Yokohama, Japan: Results - DTS Journal , 2005/10 p. 29
    11. St. Petersburg, Russia: Results - DTS magazine , 2005/12 p. 27
    12. Magdeburg, Germany: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2005/12 pp. 8–25 + p. 28
    13. Gothenburg, Sweden: Results - DTS magazine , 2005/12 p. 28
  • 2006
  1. ↑ # Velenje, Slovenia: Results - DTS magazine , 2006/2 p. 17
    1. Zagreb, Croatia: Results - DTS magazine , 2006/2 p. 17
    2. Doha, Qatar: Results - DTS magazine , 2006/3 p. 16
    3. Kuwait City, Kuwait: Results - DTS magazine , 2006/3 pp. 16-17
    4. Jeonju, Korea: Results - DTS Journal , 2006/6 p. 50
    5. Taipei, Taiwan: Results - DTS Journal , 2006/7 p. 26
    6. Kunshan, China: Results - DTS Journal , 2006/7 p. 26
    7. Sao Paulo, Brazil: Results - DTS magazine , 2006/7 p. 27
    8. Santiago, Chile: Results - DTS Journal , 2006/7 p. 27
    9. Singapore, Singapore: Results - DTS Magazine , 2006/10 pp. 26–27
    10. Guangzhou, China: Results - DTS Magazine , 2006/10 p. 27
    11. Yokohama, Japan: Results - DTS Magazine , 2006/10 p. 28
    12. Belgrade, Serbia: Results - DTS magazine , 2006/11 p. 23
    13. Saint Petersburg, Russia: Results - DTS magazine , 2006/12 p. 23
    14. Bayreuth, Germany: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2006/12 pp. 8–21 + 24
    15. Warsaw, Poland: Results - DTS Magazine , 2006/12 p. 24
  • 2007
  1. ↑ # Velenje, Slovenia: Results - DTS magazine , 2007/2 p. 26
    1. Zagreb, Croatia: Results - DTS magazine , 2007/2 pp. 25–26
    2. New Delhi, India: Results - DTS Journal , 2007/3 p. 24
    3. Doha, Qatar: Results - DTS magazine , 2007/3 pp. 24-25
    4. Salwa Cup, Kuwait: Results - DTS magazine , 2007/3 p. 25
    5. Belo Horizonte, Brazil: Results - DTS magazine , 2007/5 p. 18
    6. Santiago, Chile: Results - DTS Journal , 2007/5 p. 18
    7. Seongnam, Korea: Results - DTS Journal , 2007/7 p. 16
    8. Chiba, Japan: Results - DTS Journal , 2007/7 p. 16
    9. Nanjing, China: Results - DTS Journal , 2007/7 pp. 16-17
    10. Taipei, Taiwan: Results - DTS Journal , 2007/9 p. 38
    11. Shenzhen, China: Results - DTS Journal , 2007/9 p. 38
    12. Saint Petersburg, Russia: Results - DTS magazine , 2007/11 p. 21
    13. Wels (Austria): Results - DTS magazine , 2007/11 p. 22
    14. Toulouse, France: Results - DTS Journal , 2007/11 pp. 22-23
    15. Sao Paulo, Brazil: Results - DTS magazine , 2007/7 p. 27
    16. Stockholm, Sweden: Results - DTS Journal , 2007/12 pp. 23–24
    17. Beijing, China
    18. Bremen, Germany: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2007/12 pp. 8–23
  • 2008
  1. ↑ # Indore, India
    1. Velenje, Slovenia: Results - DTS magazine , 2008/2 p. 66
    2. Kuwait: Results - DTS magazine , 2008/4 p. 26
    3. Doha, Qatar: Results - DTS magazine , 2008/4 p. 26
    4. Santiago, Chile: Results - DTS Journal , 2008/5 p. 23
    5. Belo Horizonte, Brazil: Results - DTS Journal , 2008/5 pp. 22-23
    6. Changchun, China: Results - DTS Journal , 2008/6 p. 22
    7. Yokohama, Japan: Results - DTS Journal , 2008/6 p. 22
    8. Daejeon, Korea: Results - DTS Journal , 2008/6 p. 23
    9. Singapore: Results - DTS Magazine , 2008/7 p. 30
    10. Taipei, Taiwan
    11. Shanghai, China: Results - DTS Magazine , 2008/10 p. 28
    12. Salzburg (Austria): Results - DTS magazine , 2008/11 p. 35
    13. Berlin, Germany: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2008/12 pp. 10–29 + p. 32
    14. Warsaw, Poland: Results - DTS magazine , 2008/12 p. 32
    15. Belgrade, Serbia
  • 2009
  1. ↑ # Velenje, Slovenia: Results - DTS magazine , 2009/2 p. 19
    1. Frederikshavn, Denmark: Results - DTS magazine , 2009/2 p. 19
    2. Kuwait: Results - DTS magazine , 2009/3 p. 22
    3. Doha, Qatar: Results - DTS magazine , 2009/3 p. 22
    4. Indore, India: Results - DTS Journal , 2009/4 p. 26
    5. Bremen, Germany: Report + Results - DTS magazine , 2009/4 pp. 14–23 + pp. 26–27
    6. Minsk, Belarus: Results - DTS magazine , 2009/6 p. 26
    7. Su Zhou, China: Results - DTS magazine , 2009/6 pp. 26-27
    8. Wakayama, Japan: Results - DTS Journal , 2009/7 p. 28
    9. Rabat, Morocco
    10. Tianjin, China: Results - DTS Journal , 2009/9 p. 20
    11. Seoul, Korea: Results - DTS Journal , 2009/9 pp. 20-21
    12. Sheffield, England: Results - DTS Magazine , 2009/11 pp. 18-19
    13. Warsaw, Poland: Results - DTS magazine , 2009/12 pp. 20–21
  • Others
  1. ↑ tischtennis magazine , 2012/1 p. 5
  2. ↑ DTS magazine , 2004/1 p. 42