39 different people have won at least one title in singles, doubles or mixed at the three Parkinson’s World Championships so far. 30 of them will also compete in Wels, including the top nine in the perpetual best list. Of…
At its video conference today, the PPP International Board first received the report from the PPP Austria organising committee on the status of preparations. Irmgard Plank and Hermine Hofner reported that all planning was well advanced and on schedule. Nenad…
The Austrian OC now reported that all women who were looking for a partner for the mixed competition have found one. Therefore, the advice goes to all men who have not found a partner that they cannot compete in the…
Players from 23 different countries have registered for Wels 2023, which will improve the previous record of 21 countries (Berlin 2021). Three countries are new – Italy, Hungary and Ireland. This brings the number of different countries that have ever…
15 players have participated in all three Parkinson’s World Championships so far, and all 15 have also entered for the fourth one in Wels. Should all of them actually compete there, nothing will change at the top of the eternal…
Because the PPP World Championships in Wels will last five days for the first time and with 48 tables there are more than ever before, it has become possible for all participants to play significantly more singles than in previous…
Not all players have marked that they want to play singles when registering via the internet. We assume that this is an oversight because normally every player competes in singles at a tournament and some may leave out doubles or…
The division into the three tournament classes per gender for singles was made according to uniform criteria, which were announced to all players in the information letter. First, a list of playing strengths was drawn up and then, based on…
