“Your eyes are so bad,” remarked Andreas Levenko (WR 144) to the umpire after losing 11-6, 13-11, 9-11, 4-11, 11-8 to Cho Daesong (WR 141) in reference to perceived lopsidedness over the umpire’s service fault calls.
Read moreWTT Doha has wrapped up day two of action in the men’s and women’s singles event. We summarize the results and highlight matches to watch in Day 3.
Read moreAfter dropping the first game 11-9, Hugo Calderano (WR 6) won the next three games in a row against An Jaehyun (WR 39) with dominant finishes in each game.
Read moreNot the post you were looking for? A guide to all of Edges and Nets’ coverage of WTT Doha (also known as WTT Middle East Hub and formerly known as ITTF Qatar Open) can be found here. A brief recap of all Day 1 action and Day 2 preview can be found here. In the biggest upset of the men’s singles event so far, […]
Read moreWTT Doha has wrapped up day one of action in the men’s and women’s singles event. We saw top seeds fall or come close to falling in both events.
Read moreWTT/ITTF has released the main draw for WTT Contender, and by far the biggest thing that stands out is the unfairness of the draw.
Read moreYang Haeun (WR 81) upset Melanie Diaz (WR 68) 3-0 in the third round of the qualification draw at WTT Contender in WTT Doha 2021.
Read moreFinland’s Benedek Olah (WR 85) upset Taiwan’s Chen Chien-An’s (WR 69) with a score of 8-11, 12-10, 11-9, 11-8 to advance to the third round of the qualifying draw at WTT Doha.
Read moreWe take a look at who benefits and who suffers from China’s sudden withdrawal from WTT Doha.
Read moreReigning World Champion Liu Shiwen recently sat down with CCTV for an extended interview regarding her run to the 2019 World Championship title and the psychological aspect of her career.
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