Andalucia 2022 World Para Table Tennis Championships came to a conclusion

Tonight Andalucia 2022 World Para Table Tennis Championships came to a conclusion. A tournament that had raised the bar for Para table tennis finished with the matches in the singles events.

In the playing hall a total of 39 events Korea Republic set the standard winning no less than 10 gold; KIM Gitae class 11 emerged the most successful player. He secured gold in all three possible events – men’s singles men’s doubles mixed doubles – the only player to achieve the feat.

Overall on the final day of play a total of 10 titles were on offer the level of excitement nerves and emotion as prevalent as six days earlier when the first service crossed the net.

A first title in the individual events at a World Para Table Tennis Championships for NAM Kiwon; it was the same in women’s singles class 9 for Hungary’s Alexa SVITACS; she beat Australia’s LEI Li Na the winner at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games to arrest the title (4-11 11-7 11-9 11-9).

“I don’t know what can I say. It my first World Championships and I’ve won; when I lost some match points I was a little nervous because I lost against her at the Tokyo Paralympic Games. I hope in future I will get the gold medal in Paris ” said Alexa SVITACS.

Poland’s Dorota BUCKLAW overcame Aino TAPOLA (6-11 11-7 11-7 11-6) to win the first ever class 1 women’s singles title at a World Para Table Tennis Championships.

“I feel fantastic it’s the first-time class 1 has been separate from class 2; that has allowed me to match my level with players of a similar disability. I must say that I have really enjoyed my time in Granada; I hope to come back with my family ” stated Dorota BUCKLAW.

Gold for Dorota BUCKLAW but not for compatriot Natalia Partyka who was seeking no less than her seventh women’s singles class 10 title at a World Para Table Tennis Championships. In the final she was beaten by Australia’s YANG Qian (11-5 11-7 11-8).

Poland’s Patryk CHOJNOWSKI captured the men’s singles class 10 title; at the final hurdle he beat Indonesia’s David JACOBS (11-9 11-9 11-7).

 “I think I did not play that well chaotic but I won gold; this week I’ve been a bit stressed the important thing is that I managed to cope with the stress and win here in Granada ” said Patryk CHOJNOWSKI.

Three consecutive wins for Patryk CHOJNOWSKI in the match that brought play to a conclusion it was exactly the same for Frenchman Fabien LAMIRAULT; at the final hurdle he accounted for Poland’s Rafal CZUPER (11-9 11-8 11-9) to claim the men’s singles class 2 title.

ANDALUCIA 2022 WORLD PARA TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Women’s Singles Class 1

SF: Dorota BUCLAW (POL) v Jana SPEGEL (GER) -13 2 10 6

SF: Aino TAPOLA (FIN) v Evanthia BOURNIA (GRE) 7 12 3

F: Dorota BUCLAW (POL) v Aino TAPOLA (FIN)

-6 7 7 6

Women’s Singles Class 2

SF: Giada ROSSI (ITA) v Catia OLIVEIRA (BRA) 7 7 -7 -9 5

SF: Seo SUYEON (KOR) v Coty GARRONE (ARG) 5 3 4

F: Giada ROSSI (ITA) v Seo SUYEON (KOR) 6 -9 7 4

Women’s Singles Class 3

SF: YOON Jiyu (KOR) v LI Migyu (KOR) 1 5 7

SF: Andela MUZINIC (CRO) v Alena KANOVA (SVK) -8 2 8 6

F: YOON Jiyu (KOR) v Andela MUZINIC (CRO) 5 6 5

Women’s Singles Class 4

SF: WIJITTRA Jaion (THA) v Irem OLUK (TUR) – 11 9 9 7

SF: Sandra MIKOLASCHEK (GER) v Nada MATIC (SRB) 7 10 9

F: WIJITTRA Jaion (THA) v Sandra MIKOLASCHEK (GER) 9 9 -11 -8 10

Women’s Singles Class 5

SF: Panwas SRINGAM (THA) v KANG Oejeong (KOR) 9 -12 5 3

SF: Alexandra SAINT-PIERRE (FRA) v Moon SUNGHYE (KOR) -8 9 8 9

F: Alexandra SAINT-PIERRE (FRA) v Panwas SRINGAM (THA) 7 6 7

Women’s Singles Class 6

SF: Maryna LYTOVCHENKO (UKR) v LEE Kunwoo (KOR) 9 5 8

SF: Katarzyna MARSZAL (POL) v Camelia CIRIPAN (ROU) -8 7 9 -4 10

F: Maryna LYTOVCHENKO (UKR) v Katarzyna MARSZAL (POL) 6 5 7

Women’s Singles Class 7

SF: Kelly van ZON (NED) v KIM Seongok (KOR) 8 5 4

SF: Kubra KORKUT (TUR) v Giselle MUÑOZ (ARG) 6 8 -8 3

F: Kubra KORKUT (TUR) v Kelly Van ZON (NED) -6 9 8 7

Women’s Singles Class 8

SF: Aida DAHLEN (NOR) v Sophia KELMER (BRA) 10 4 -3 -8 7

SF: Thu KAMKASOMPHU (FRA) v Frederique van HOOF (NED) 7 4 6

F: Thu KAMKASOMPHU (FRA) v Aida DAHLEN (NOR) 5 6 9

Women’s Singles Class 9

SF: LEI Li Na (AUS) v Neslihan KAVAS (TUR) 8 5 6

SF: Alexa SVITACS (HUN) v Karolina PEK (POL) 10 9 -4 9

F: Alexa SVITACS (HUN) v LEI Li Na (AUS) – 4 7 9 9

Women’s Singles Class 10

SF: Natalia PARTYKA (POL) v Merve DEMIR (TUR) 7 7 3

SF: YANG Qian (AUS) v Bruna ALEXANDRE (BRA) 8 8 1

F: YANG Qian (AUS) v Natalia PARTYKA (POL) 5 7 8

Women’s Singles Class 11

SF: LEA Ferney (FRA) v Maki Ito (JPN) 3 7 4

SF: Krystyna LYSIAK (POL) v Dorota NOWACKA (POL) 8 3 11

F: Lea FERNEY (FRA) v Krystyna LYSIAK (POL) 6 8 11

Men’s Singles Class 1

SF: JOO Youngdae (KOR) v Rob DAVIES (GBR) 6 9 7

SF: NAM Kiwon (KOR) v Andrea BORGATO (ITA) 10 5 -5 6

F: NAM Kiwon (KOR) v JOO Youngdae (KOR) 6.8.7

Men’s Singles Class 2

SF: Fabien LAMIRAULT (FRA) v CHA Soo Yong (KOR) 9 9 5

SF: Rafal CZUPER (POL) v Jan RIAPOS (SVK) 3 4 7

F: Fabien LAMIRAULT (FRA) v Rafal CZUPER (POL) 9 8 9

Men’s Singles Class 3

SF: Thomas SCHMIDBERGER (GER) v Thomas BRÜCHLE (GER) 6 1 9

SF: Jenson van EMBURGH (USA) v YUTTAJAK Glinbanchuen (THA) 9 8 10

F: Thomas SCHMIDBERGER (GER) v Jenson van EMBURGH (USA) 3 5-8 9

Men’s Singles Class 4

SF: Maxime THOMAS (FRA) v Nesim TURAN (TUR) 9 7 5

SF: KIM Junggil (KOR) v KIM Younggun (KOR) 11 8 6

F: KIM Junggil (KOR) v Maxime THOMAS (FRA) 5 -4 10 -5 10

Men’s Singles Class 5

SF: Valentin BAUS (GER) v CHENG Ming-Chih (TPE) -8 7 9 -4 10

SF: Ali OZTURK (TUR) v Lucas ARABIAN (BRA) 7 6 -9 -6 8

F: Valentin BAUS (GER) v Ali OZTURK (TUR) 8 – 7 5 7

Men’s Singles Class 6

SF: Rungroj THAINIYOM (THA) v Peter ROSENMEIER (DEN) 7 8 7

SF: Matteo PARENZAN (ITA) v Martin PERRY (GBR) 2 4 5

F: Matteo PARENZAN (ITA) v Rungroj THAINIYOM (THA) -3 12 9 -9 6

Men’s Singles Class 7

SF: Will BAYLEY (GBR) v Paulo SALMIN (BRA) 4 7 7

SF: Jean Paul MONTANUS (NED) v Maksym CHUDZICKI (POL) 8 8 12

F: Will BAYLEY (GBR) v Jean Paul MONTANUS (NED) 6 7 6

Men’s Singles Class 8

SF: Viktor DIDUKH (UKR) v Aaron MCKIBBIN (GBR) 8 -12 9 7

SF: Thomas BOUVAIS (FRA) v Ross WILSON (GBR) -5 10 -4 7 14

F: Viktor DIDUKH (UKR) v Thomas BOUVAIS (FRA) 12 5 5

Men’s Singles Class 9

SF: Laurens DEVOS (BEL) v MA Lin (USA) – 10 5 6 7

SF: Josh STACEY (GBR) v Didier LUCAS (FRA) 8 8 5

F: Laurens DEVOS (BEL) v Josh STACEY (GBR) 6 1 -12 6

Men’s Singles Class 10

SF: Patryk CHOJNOWSKI (POL) v Mateo BOHEAS (FRA)

SF: David JACOBS (INA) v Krisztian GARDOS (AUT)

F: Patryk CHOJNOWSKI (POL) v David JACOBS (INA) 9 9 7

Men’s Singles Class 11

SF: KIM Changgi (KOR) v Florian van ACKER (BEL) 9 10 -7 7

SF: KIM Gitae (KOR) v Eduardo CUESTA (ESP) 10 7 7

F: KIM Gitae (KOR) v KIM Changgi (KOR) 7 7 3

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