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After the end of the 6th PingPongParkinson World Championships in Lignano, there have been some changes at the top of the all-time rankings. Behind Thorsten Flues, who is now the undisputed leader with eleven titles, there have been slight changes in the chasing pack. With her fifth gold medal, Silke Kind is now in second…
The highlight of the fourth day was the PPP Players Party in the evening
The fourth day of competition reduced the field in the mixed doubles from 32 to 8 pairs. The biggest surprise was that the 2022 world champions in Pula, Margie Alley and Ilya Rozenblat (USA), had to throw in the towel in their very first match.…
After three days, only Melanie Jeska remains undefeated in all games
The third day of competition began without any major surprises, with the eight mixed preliminary groups. All eight top seeds advanced to the main round, although only five of them did so as group winners. Only three pairs remain without losing a single game –…
Rie Koyama and Melanie Jeska do not lose a single game in the preliminary round
After the women’s singles preliminary rounds were completed on the second of six competition days, four German players surprisingly made it through to the main round as third in their groups, having been seeded only fifth (Andrea Neu and Nadine Klein) or even sixth (Juliane…
First match day ended with a few surprises
Now that accreditation has ended, the final number of participants in the 6th PingPongParkinson World Championships in Lignano has been determined. After several players cancelled in the last few days, 324 active players from 26 table tennis associations ultimately take part – 234 men and…
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