2011 European Championships
Men's Doubles Results

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The 2011 European Championships
Nine days of intense action in Gdansk Sopot, Poland

 By Martin Hughes
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European Championships 2011

The European Table Tennis Championships first took place in 1958 in Hungary.

Initially it was a biennial event, taking place in even numbered years, but now it's held every year during the months of September or October.

2011 saw Gdansk and Sopot in Poland host this prestigious event from 8-16 October.

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2011 European Championships

Men's Doubles Event Results

 

Last 32

Thursday 13 October 2011

Winners Result Losers
JAKAB, Janos (HUN)
KOSIBA, Daniel (HUN)
3-1 GERELL, Pär (SWE)
LUNDQVIST, Jens (SWE)
GAUZY, Simon (FRA)
ELOI, Damien (FRA)
3-1 KONECNY, Tomas (CZE)
JANCARIK, Lubomir (CZE)
FLORAS, Robert (POL)
GORAK, Daniel (POL)
3-2 APOLONIA, Tiago (POR)
MONTEIRO, Joao (POR)
TOKIC, Bojan (SVN)
KARAKASEVIC, Aleksandar (SRB)
3-0 IONESCU, Ovidiu (ROU)
SZOCS, Hunor (ROU)
GARDOS, Robert (AUT)
HABESOHN, Daniel (AUT)
3-1 DRINKHALL, Paul (ENG)
PITCHFORD, Liam (ENG)
KARLSSON, Mattias (SWE)
KARLSSON, Kristian (SWE)
3-0 CANTERO, Jesus (ESP)
DURAN, Marc (ESP)
SHIBAEV, Alexander (RUS)
SKACHKOV, Kirill (RUS)
3-2 FEJER-KONNERTH, Zoltan (GER)
PETE, Zolt (SRB)
MATTENET, Adrien (FRA)
LEBESSON, Emmanuel (FRA)
3-1 PISTEJ, Lubomir (SVK)
ILLAS, Erik (SVK)
 
SAMSONOV, Vladimir (BLR)
PLATONOV, Pavel (BLR)
3-0 KNIGHT, Darius (ENG)
REED, Daniel (ENG)
PERSSON, Jorgen (SWE)
SVENSSON, Robert (SWE)
3-1 CREPULJA, Bojan (SRB)
SUBOTIC, Dragan (SRB)
FREITAS, Marcos (POR)
GACINA, Andrej (HRV)
3-1 FILUS, Ruwen (GER)
MIKUTIS, Tomas (LTU)
MACHADO, Carlos (ESP)
CARNEROS, Alfredo (ESP)
3-2 JEAN, Lauric (BEL)
NUYTINCK, Cédric (BEL)
KOU, Lei (UKR)
PRYSHCHEPA, Yevhen (UKR)
3-1 DAVIDOVITZ, Ron (ISR)
TAUBER, Michael (ISR)
WANG, Zeng Yi (POL)
KOSOWSKI, Jakub (POL)
3-2 LEGOUT, Christophe (FRA)
SALIFOU, Abdel-Kader (FRA)
PAYKOV, Mikhail (RUS)
LIVENTSOV, Alexey (RUS)
3-2 FEGERL, Stefan (AUT)
FENG, Xiaoquan (AUT)
KORBEL, Petr (CZE)
PROKOPCOV, Dmitrij (CZE)
3-1 KEINATH, Thomas (SVK)
SEREDA, Peter (SVK)

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Last 16

Friday 14 October 2011

Winners Result Losers
JAKAB, Janos (HUN)
KOSIBA, Daniel (HUN)
3-0 GAUZY, Simon (FRA)
ELOI, Damien (FRA)
TOKIC, Bojan (SVN)
KARAKASEVIC, Aleksandar (SRB)
3-1 FLORAS, Robert (POL)
GORAK, Daniel (POL)
KARLSSON, Mattias (SWE)
KARLSSON, Kristian (SWE)
3-2 GARDOS, Robert (AUT)
HABESOHN, Daniel (AUT)
SHIBAEV, Alexander (RUS)
SKACHKOV, Kirill (RUS)
3-1 MATTENET, Adrien (FRA)
LEBESSON, Emmanuel (FRA)
 
SAMSONOV, Vladimir (BLR)
PLATONOV, Pavel (BLR)
3-2 PERSSON, Jorgen (SWE)
SVENSSON, Robert (SWE)
FREITAS, Marcos (POR)
GACINA, Andrej (HRV)
3-2 MACHADO, Carlos (ESP)
CARNEROS, Alfredo (ESP)
KOU, Lei (UKR)
PRYSHCHEPA, Yevhen (UKR)
3-0 WANG, Zeng Yi (POL)
KOSOWSKI, Jakub (POL)
PAYKOV, Mikhail (RUS)
LIVENTSOV, Alexey (RUS)
3-2 KORBEL, Petr (CZE)
PROKOPCOV, Dmitrij (CZE)

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Quarter Finals

Friday 14 October 2011

Winners Result Losers
TOKIC, Bojan (SVN)
KARAKASEVIC, Aleksandar (SRB)
4-1 JAKAB, Janos (HUN)
KOSIBA, Daniel (HUN)
SHIBAEV, Alexander (RUS)
SKACHKOV, Kirill (RUS)
4-3 KARLSSON, Mattias (SWE)
KARLSSON, Kristian (SWE)
 
FREITAS, Marcos (POR)
GACINA, Andrej (HRV)
4-1 SAMSONOV, Vladimir (BLR)
PLATONOV, Pavel (BLR)
PAYKOV, Mikhail (RUS)
LIVENTSOV, Alexey (RUS)
4-0 KOU, Lei (UKR)
PRYSHCHEPA, Yevhen (UKR)

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Semi Finals

Saturday 15 October 2011

Winners Result Losers
SHIBAEV, Alexander (RUS)
SKACHKOV, Kirill (RUS)
4-2 TOKIC, Bojan (SVN)
KARAKASEVIC, Aleksandar (SRB)
11-6, 9-11, 7-11, 15-13, 11-8, 11-9
 
FREITAS, Marcos (POR)
GACINA, Andrej (HRV)
4-1 PAYKOV, Mikhail (RUS)
LIVENTSOV, Alexey (RUS)
13-11, 11-13, 11-7, 11-4, 16-14

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Final

Saturday 15 October 2011

Winners Result Losers
FREITAS, Marcos (POR)
GACINA, Andrej (HRV)
4-0 SHIBAEV, Alexander (RUS)
SKACHKOV, Kirill (RUS)
11-3, 11-8, 11-7, 12-10  

 

 

2011 European Championships

Men's Doubles Event

 

GOLD MEDAL WINNERS
FREITAS, Marcos (Portugal)
GACINA, Andrej (Croatia)

SILVER MEDAL WINNERS
SHIBAEV, Alexander (Russia)
SKACHKOV, Kirill (Russia)

 

 

2011 European Championships - Mens Doubles Winners

2011 European Championships - Mens Doubles

2011 European Championships - Mens Doubles

 

 


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