Fan Zhendong
News

2018 ITTF Men's World Cup - STIGA Points of the Day

Post by Paddle Palace
Oct 21 2018
The 2018 ITTF Men's World Cup was a table tennis competition held in Paris, France, from 19 to 21 October 2018. It was the 39th edition of the ITTF-sanctioned event, and the third time that it was staged in Paris. Fan Zhendong (CHN) lost only two games throughout the tournament to take the cup at the end of a magical three days in Disneyland Paris! Fan shared, “I’m very excited after beating Timo Boll. The atmosphere here in Europe is great. I haven’t thought about celebrating yet. I’m still in the mood of the competition. I will go first to the ceremony! Merci Paris!”
  1. Fan Zhendong
  2. Timo Boll
  3. Lin Gaoyuan
  4. Dimitrij Ovtcharov
With this cool forehand, Hugo Calderano wins the point of the day 1 presented by STIGA. With this amazing shot around the net, Simon Gauzy wins Saturday's Point of the Day presented by STIGA. This cracking backhand by Dimitrij Ovtcharov to finish this amazing rally wins the Point of Day 3 presented by STIGA. Fan Zhendong
Tags:
Share:

Related Posts

Mikael Appelgren playing Zoran Kosanovic at the ESPN-covered 1980 Butterfly U.S. Open. Image courtesy of Mal Anderson.

Remembering Bill Rasmussen: How ESPN Gave American Table Tennis a National Stage

Bill Rasmussen, whose idea for a 24-hour sports network led to the launch of ESPN in 1979, died on August 18, 2026, at age...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Aug 20 2026
Mikael Appelgren in action. Image courtesy of Donic.

Mikael Appelgren: The Swedish Master of Feel, Variation and Control

There are players whose results tell you how good they were. Then there are players you need to watch. Mikael Appelgren belongs in both...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Aug 18 2026
From Promise to Champion: Paddle Palace’s Mia Yang Captures U.S. National Title

From Promise to Champion: Paddle Palace’s Mia Yang Captures U.S. National Title

Every once in a while, you witness a performance that reminds you why investing in young athletes matters. We are incredibly proud to congratulate...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Aug 12 2026
Paddle Palace Retains the Club vs. Club Trophy

Paddle Palace Retains the Club vs. Club Trophy

A day of great matches, big smiles, and one unforgettable comeback. There are plenty of ways to measure the success of a table tennis...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Aug 04 2026
Young players and coaches celebrate a successful Paddle Palace Junior Table Tennis Camp in Tigard, Oregon.

From First-Time Players to Future Stars: Summer Camp at Paddle Palace

Nearly 60 young players. More than 30 hours of training. Five days of drills, matches, friendships, and fun. The first two Paddle Palace Junior...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jul 27 2026
Ryan "The Nightmare" Gibson Captures Paddle Palace Sunday League Championship

Ryan "The Nightmare" Gibson Captures Paddle Palace Sunday League Championship

Incredible Edge-Ball Save Highlights Thrilling Final Against Ayllon Giladi Every Sunday, the Paddle Palace Club brings together players of all levels for an afternoon...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jul 22 2026
Seth Pech Breaks Down His First U.S. National Title

Seth Pech Breaks Down His First U.S. National Title

Paddle Palace-sponsored player Seth Pech captured the 30 & Over Men’s Singles title at the 2026 U.S. National Table Tennis Championships in San Jose,...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jul 20 2026
Gibson, Pidoima and Zhang Lead Champions at Paddle Palace Summer Open

Gibson, Pidoima and Zhang Lead Champions at Paddle Palace Summer Open

The 2026 Paddle Palace Summer Open delivered another outstanding day of competition as players of all ages and experience levels battled through Round Robin...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jun 29 2026