European table tennis championship 2010
 European table tennis championship
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| date | 09/11 - 09/19 | |||
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 Ostrava
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| Single (♂) |
 Timo Boll
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| Single (♀) |
 Wiktoryja Paulovich
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| Double (♂) |
Timo Boll Christian Süß
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| Double (♀) |
 Rūta Paškauskienė Oksana Fadejewa
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| Team (♂) |
Germany
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| Team (♀) |
 Netherlands
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The 29th European Table Tennis Championship (officially: 2010 LIEBHERR European Championships) took place from September 11th to 19th, 2010 in Ostrava .
After 2007 and 2008, the German table tennis player Timo Boll again won all three men's competitions. In the first German European Championship individual final since 1958, the world number two won against his club colleague Patrick Baum , won the doubles together with Christian Süß and also won the team competition.
In the women's category, last year's third Wiktoryja Paulowitsch from Belarus won the individual competition against Austrian Liu Jia . In the double competition, the bronze medal winners from 2009, Rūta Paškauskienė (Lithuania) and Oksana Fadejewa (Russia), also prevailed. In the team competition, defending champion Netherlands won the gold medal for the third time in a row.
Results women
team
Final: Netherlands - Romania 3: 0
Game for 5th place: Spain - Hungary 2: 3
Place match 7: Turkey - Germany 0: 3
Place play-9: Ukraine - Czech Republic 1: 3
Place play-11: Austria - Croatia 1: 3
Place match 13: Slovakia - Luxembourg 3: 2
Place match 15: Sweden - France 1: 3
Cutting off the Germans
The following players were used in the German women's team: Wu Jiaduo , Zhenqi Barthel , Kristin Silbereisen , Sabine Winter , Elke Schall . In Group D, the team won against Austria (3: 0) and Croatia (3: 1), but lost to Turkey 2: 3. Because of the most won games, it came first in front of the tied women from Turkey and Austria. In the round for the first eight places, Germany lost to Romania and Hungary 2: 3 each. In the game for seventh place against Turkey, the German team retaliated for the defeat in the group games and won 3-0.
singles
| space | country | Player |
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.svg){kind=small} Belarus
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Wiktoryja Paulovich |
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Austria
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Liu Jia |
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Turkey
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Melek Hu |
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Lithuania
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Rūta Paškauskienė |
| Quarter finals | Semifinals | final | ||||||||
| Georgina Póta
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| Wiktoryja Paulovich
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| Wiktoryja Paulovich
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| Melek Hu
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| Zhu Fang
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| Melek Hu
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| Wiktoryja Paulovich
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| Liu Jia
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| Rūta Paškauskienė
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 Xu Jie
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| Rūta Paškauskienė
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| Liu Jia
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| Liu Jia
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| Kristin Silbereisen
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Results of the Germans
- Wu Jiaduo : BYE, win against Julija Prokhorova (Russia), Tetjana Sorotschynska (Ukraine), loss against Georgina Póta (Hungary)
- Zhenqi Barthel : Victory against Maria Christoforaki (Greece), Anelija Karowa (Bulgaria), loss against Elizabeta Samara (Romania)
- Kristin Silbereisen : Victory against Natalia Partyka (Poland), Hana Matelová (Czech Republic), Shen Yanfei (Spain), defeat against Liu Jia
- Sabine Winter : Victory against Debora Vivarelli (Italy), defeat against Zhu Fang (ESP)
- Elke Schall : Victory against Audrey Mattenet (France), Ana Neves (Portugal), loss against Li Jiao (Netherlands)
Double
| space | country | player |
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| 1 |
Lithuania / Russia
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Rūta Paškauskienė / Oksana Fadejewa |
| 2 |
Netherlands
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Li Jie / Jelena Timina |
| 3 |
Romania
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Daniela Dodean / Elizabeta Samara |
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Hungary
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Krisztina Tóth / Georgina Póta |
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| Daniela Dodean Elizabeta Samara
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| Wiktoryja Paulowitsch Svetlana Ganina
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| Daniela Dodean Elizabeta Samara
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| Li Jie Jelena Timina
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| Li Jie Jelena Timina
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| Xu Jie Natalia Partyka
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| Li Jie Jelena Timina
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| Rūta Paškauskienė Oksana Fadejewa
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| Rūta Paškauskienė Oksana Fadejewa
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| Kristin Silbereisen Zhenqi Barthel
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| Rūta Paškauskienė Oksana Fadejewa
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| Krisztina Tóth Georgina Póta
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| Krisztina Tóth Georgina Póta
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| Iveta Vacenovská Renáta Štrbíková
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Results of the Germans
- Wu Jiaduo / Elke Schall : BYE, win against Anna Tichomirowa / Julija Prochorowa (Russia), loss against Xu Jie / Natalia Partyka (Poland)
- Zhenqi Barthel / Kristin Silbereisen : Victory against Sarah de Nutte / Tessy Gonderinger (Luxembourg), Martina Smištíková / Lenka Harabaszová (Czech Republic), Tamara Boroš / Cornelia Molnar (Croatia), defeat against Rūta Paškauskienė / Oksana Fadejewa (Lithuania / Russia)
- Sabine Winter / Linda Creemers (Netherlands): Victory against Pernille Agerholm / Sabine Larsen (Denmark), loss against Krisztina Tóth / Georgina Póta (Hungary)
Results gentlemen
team
Game for 5th place: Sweden - Austria 0: 3
Game for 7th place: Croatia - Russia 2: 3
Place play-9: England - Poland 0: 3
Place play-11: Greece - Portugal 1: 3
Place match 13: Romania - Spain 3: 1
Place play-15: Serbia - Denmark 3: 0
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Cutting off the Germans
The following players were used in the German men's team: Timo Boll , Dimitrij Ovtcharov , Christian Süß , Patrick Baum . The team was unbeaten first in Group A. It defeated the Czech Republic, Greece and Poland. In the games for places 1 to 8, it won against Sweden, France and Belarus.
singles
| space | country | player |
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| 1 |
Germany
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Timo Boll |
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Germany
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Patrick Baum |
| 3 |
Germany
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Christian Suess |
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Austria
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Werner Schlager |
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| Timo Boll
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| Adrien Mattenet
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| Timo Boll
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| Christian Suess
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| Adrian Crișan
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| Christian Suess
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| Timo Boll
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| Patrick Baum
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 Jean-Michel Saive
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| Werner Schlager
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| Werner Schlager
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| Patrick Baum
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| Patrick Baum
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| Vladimir Samsonov
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Results of the Germans
- Timo Boll : Victory against Julien Indeherberg (Belgium), Žolt Pete (Serbia), João Monteiro (Portugal), Pär Gerell (Sweden), Adrien Mattenet (France), Christian Süß (Germany), Patrick Baum (Germany)
- Christian Süß : Victory against Patrick Thomas (Wales), Feng Xiaoquan (Austria), Robert Svensson (Sweden), Daniel Górak (Poland), Adrian Crișan (Romania), loss against Timo Boll (Germany)
- Patrick Baum : Victory against Niagol Stoyanov (Italy), Pavel Širuček (Czech Republic), Robert Gardos (Austria), Alexei Smirnow (Russia), Vladimir Samsonov (Belarus), Werner Schlager (Austria), loss against Timo Boll (Germany)
- Patrick Franziska : win against Traian Ciociu (Luxembourg), loss against Marcos Freitas (Portugal)
- Dimitrij Ovtcharov : Did not take part in the individual competition because of an injury he sustained during team fights.
Double
| space | country | player |
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| 1 |
Germany
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Timo Boll / Christian Süß |
| 2 |
Denmark
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Kasper Sternberg / Jonathan Groth |
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Sweden
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Jens Lundqvist / Pär Gerell |
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Ukraine
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Lei Kou / Jewhen Pryschtschepa |
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| Timo Boll Christian Süß
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| Christophe Legoût Abdel-Kader Salifou
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| Timo Boll Christian Süß
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| Jens Lundqvist Pär Gerell
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| Jens Lundqvist Pär Gerell
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 Bojan Tokič Aleksandar Karakašević
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| Timo Boll Christian Süß
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| Kasper Sternberg Jonathan Groth
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| Adrien Mattenet Emmanuel Lebesson
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| Lei Kou Jewhen Pryshchepa
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| Lei Kou Jewhen Pryshchepa
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| Kasper Sternberg Jonathan Groth
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| Kasper Sternberg Jonathan Groth
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| Robert Svensson Mattias Karlsson
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Results of the Germans
- Timo Boll / Christian Süß : Victory against Jiří Vráblík / Enio Mendes (Czech Republic / Portugal), Stefan Fegerl / Feng Xiaoquan (Austria), Žolt Pete / Marko Jevtović (Serbia), Christophe Legoût / Abdel-Kader Alifou (France), Jens Lundqvist / Pär Gerell (Sweden), Kasper Sternberg / Jonathan Groth (Denmark)
- Patrick Franziska / Patrick Baum : Victory against Mihai Bobocica / Stefano Tomasi (Italy), loss against Kasper Sternberg / Jonathan Groth (Denmark)
Mixed
Again the Mixed European Championships were held in a separate tournament. They took place in Subotica (Serbia). The winners Bora Vang / Şirin Hey from Turkey.
Individual evidence
literature
- Detailed report: magazine tischtennis , 2010/10 pp. 8–28 + pp. 38–29
Web links
- Entry in the ITTF database (accessed October 9, 2010)
- Results on ETTU ( Memento from October 17, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) (accessed on January 23, 2016)
- Results