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World Championships 2019
Men's Doubles Results
The 2019 World Table Tennis Championships take place in Budapest, Hungary from 21-28 April 2019
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The World Table Tennis Championships first took place in 1926 in London, England.
However, since 2000, the World Table Tennis Championship has been split into two separate competitions.
Team events are now held in even numbered years, whilst individual events (singles and doubles) are held in odd numbered years.
The 2019 World Table Tennis Championship is being held in Budapest, Hungary from Sunday 21 to 28 April 2019 at the Hungexpo.
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So let's look at what events are included...
Events included
The World Championships 2019 events are...
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Format of events
The first round proper of Men's Singles and Women's Singles has 128 places and the first round proper of Men's Doubles, Women's Doubles and Mixed Doubles has 64 places.
Singles events have 64 seeded players, 32 direct entries and 32 qualifiers. Doubles events have 32 seeded pairs, 16 direct entries and 16 qualifiers.
Qualification for singles initially comprise groups followed by knockout rounds. Qualification for doubles are by knockout.
All singles matches are the best of 7 games.
Doubles matches are the best of 5 games in the qualification matches and best of 7 games in the main draw.
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Numbers
Each association could enter 3 men and 3 women players in each singles events - plus one additional player ranked in the top 100 and one additional player ranked in the top 20 of the ITTF world ranking list issued in January 2019 - up to a maximum of 5 men and 5 women.
The maximum entry for each association was 2 men's doubles, 2 women's doubles and 2 mixed doubles - but all players could be different.
The host Association could enter up to 6 men and 6 women in each singles event, 3 men's doubles, 3 women's doubles and 3 mixed doubles regardless of ranking.
In doubles events, both players could be from different Associations.
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2017 winners
The previous individual World Table Tennis Championships were held in Dusseldorf, Germany in May/June 2017 and the winners were...
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Let's now take a look at the...
Seedings
The seedings were based on the current ITTF Doubles Rankings.
The seeding list for the Men's Doubles was announced by the International Table Tennis Federation as follows...
| Seed | FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) |
|---|---|
| 1 | Masataka MORIZONO & Yuya OSHIMA (Japan) |
| 2 | HO Kwan Kit & WONG Chun Ting (Hong Kong China) |
| 3 | JEOUNG Youngsik & LEE Sangsu (South Korea) |
| 4 | Mattias FALCK & Kristian KARLSSON (Sweden) |
| 5 | Nandor ECSEKI & Adam SZUDI (Hungary) |
| 6 | CHEN Chien-An & CHUANG Chih-Yuan (Chinese Taipei) |
| 7 | Ovidiu IONESCU (Romania) & Alvaro ROBLES (Spain) |
| 8 | LIANG Jingkun & LIN Gaoyuan (China) |
| 9 | LAM Siu Hang & NG Pak Nam (Hong Kong China) |
| 10 | Martin ALLEGRO & Florent LAMBIET (Belgium) |
| 11 | Timo BOLL & Patrick FRANZISKA (Germany) |
| 12 | JANG Woojin & PARK Ganghyeon (South Korea) |
| 13 | LIN Yun-Ju & WANG Tai-Wei (Chinese Taipei) |
| 14 | Robert GARDOS & Daniel HABESOHN (Austria) |
| 15 | Jonathan GROTH (Denmark) & Liam PITCHFORD (England) |
| 16 | Tomokazu HARIMOTO & Yuto KIZUKURI (Japan) |
| 17 | TSUBOI Gustavo & Eric JOUTI (Brazil) |
| 18 | MA Long & WANG Chuqin (China) |
| 19 | Marek BADOWSKI & Patryk ZATOWKA (Poland) |
| 20 | Sharath Kamal ACHANTA & Sathiyan GNANASEKARAN (India) |
| 21 | Robin DEVOS & Cedric NUYTINCK (Belgium) |
| 22 | Tristan FLORE & Emmanuel LEBESSON (France) |
| 23 | Paul DRINKHALL & Samuel WALKER (England) |
| 24 | Mohamed EL-BEIALI & Ahmed SALEH (Egypt) |
| 25 | Marcelo AGUIRRE & Alejandro TORANZOS (Paraguay) |
| 26 | Pavel PLATONOV & Vladimir SAMSONOV (Belarus) |
| 27 | Samuel KALUZNY & Lubomir PISTEJ (Slovak Republic) |
| 28 | Padasak TANVIRIYAVECHAKUL & Supanut WISUTMAYTHANGKOON (Thailand) |
| 29 | HU Heming & TOWNSEND Kane (Australia) |
| 30 | ANTHONY Amalraj & THAKKAR Manav Vikash (India) |
| 31 | ISHIY Vitor & MONTEIRO Thiago (Brazil) |
| 32 | KALLBERG Anton & MOREGARD Truls (Sweden) |
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World TT Championships 2019
Men's Doubles Event Results
First Round (Last 64)
Monday 22 April 2019
| (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) | Result | (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) |
|---|---|---|
| (1) MORIZONO Masataka OSHIMA Yuya (Japan) |
4-0 | LAKATOS Tamas MAJOROS Bence (Hungary) |
| (22) FLORE Tristan LEBESSON Emmanuel (France) |
4-1 | GLOD Eric MLADENOVIC Luka (Luxembourg) |
| (24) EL-BEIALI Mohamed SALEH Ahmed (Egypt) |
4-3 | JHA Kanak LIU Victor (USA) |
| (11) BOLL Timo FRANZISKA Patrick (Germany) |
4-2 | ARUNA Quadri OMOTAYO Olajide (Nigeria) |
| (14) GARDOS Robert HABESOHN Daniel (Austria) |
4-2 | MADRID Marcos VILLA Ricardo (Mexico) |
| APOLONIA Tiago MONTEIRO Joao (Portugal) |
4-0 | (23) DRINKHALL Paul WALKER Samuel (England) |
| (17) JOUTI Eric TSUBOI Gustavo (Brazil) |
4-0 | CORREA Cecilio MEDINA Jan (Venezuela) |
| (5) ECSEKI Nandor SZUDI Adam (Hungary) |
4-2 | ALTO Gaston CIFUENTES Horacio (Argentina) |
| (7) IONESCU Ovidiu (Romania) ROBLES Alvaro (Spain) |
4-0 | GADIEV Vildan SKACHKOV Kirill (Russia) |
| BOBOCICA Mihai STOYANOV Niagol (Italy) |
4-3 | (19) BADOWSKI Marek ZATOWKA Patryk (Poland) |
| (21) DEVOS Robin NUYTINCK Cedric (Belgium) |
4-0 | PUTUNTICA Andrei URSU Vladislav (Moldova) |
| (15) GROTH Jonathan (Denmark) PITCHFORD Liam (England) |
4-2 | QIU Dang STEGER Bastian (Germany) |
| (12) JANG Woojin PARK Ganghyeon (South Korea) |
4-0 | ASSAR Khalid ASSAR Omar (Egypt) |
| (32) KALLBERG Anton MOREGARD Truls (Sweden) |
4-1 | ALKHADRAWI Ali BU SHULAYBI Abdulaziz (Saudi Arabia) |
| CHEW Zhe Yu Clarence POH Shao Feng Ethan (Singapore) |
4-1 | (30) ANTHONY Amalraj THAKKAR Manav Vikash (India) |
| (4) FALCK Mattias KARLSSON Kristian (Sweden) |
4-0 | JANCARIK Lubomir REITSPIES David (Czech Republic) |
| (3) JEOUNG Youngsik LEE Sangsu (South Korea) |
4-0 | HAM Yu Song RI Kwang Myong (North Korea) |
| BURGOS Nicolas OLIVARES Felipe (Chile) |
4-0 | (29) HU Heming TOWNSEND Kane (Australia) |
| NAUMI Alex OLAH Benedek (Finland) |
4-1 | (27) KALUZNY Samuel PISTEJ Lubomir (Slovak Republic) |
| AKKUZU Can CASSIN Alexandre (France) |
4-3 | (10) ALLEGRO Martin LAMBIET Florent (Belgium) |
| (9) LAM Siu Hang NG Pak Nam (Hong Kong China) |
4-0 | PLETEA Cristian SIPOS Rares (Romania) |
| (18) MA Long WANG Chuqin (China) |
4-1 | POLANSKY Tomas SIRUCEK Pavel (Czech Republic) |
| VALUCH Alexander WANG Yang (Slovak Republic) |
4-2 | (25) AGUIRRE Marcelo TORANZOS Alejandro (Paraguay) |
| (6) CHEN Chien-An CHUANG Chih-Yuan (Chinese Taipei) |
4-0 | ANDRAS Csaba JUHASZ Patrik (Hungary) |
| (8) LIANG Jingkun LIN Gaoyuan (China) |
4-1 | BEN ARI Omri TAUBER Michael (Israel) |
| (26) PLATONOV Pavel SAMSONOV Vladimir (Belarus) |
4-2 | GOMEZ Gustavo LAMADRID Juan (Chile) |
| LIND Anders RASMUSSEN Tobias (Denmark) |
4-3 | (28) TANVIRIYAVECHAKUL Padasak WISUTMAYTHANGKOON Supanut (Thailand) |
| (16) HARIMOTO Tomokazu KIZUKURI Yuto (Japan) |
4-2 | IVONIN Denis SIDORENKO Vladimir (Russia) |
| (13) LIN Yun-Ju WANG Tai-Wei (Chinese Taipei) |
4-1 | GERASSIMENKO Kirill (Kazakhstan) LEVENKO Andreas (Austria) |
| (31) ISHIY Vitor MONTEIRO Thiago (Brazil) |
4-1 | KELBUGANOV Timur ZHOLUDEV Denis (Kazakhstan) |
| ALAMIAN Nima ALAMIYAN Noshad (Iran) |
4-2 | (20) ACHANTA Sharath Kamal IND GNANASEKARAN Sathiyan (India) |
| (2) HO Kwan Kit WONG Chun Ting (Hong Kong China) |
4-2 | JEVTOVIC Marko PETO Zsolt (Serbia) |
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Second Round (Last 32)
Tuesday 23 April 2019
| (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) | Result | (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) |
|---|---|---|
| (22) FLORE Tristan LEBESSON Emmanuel (France) |
4-3 | (1) MORIZONO Masataka OSHIMA Yuya (Japan) |
| (11) BOLL Timo FRANZISKA Patrick (Germany) |
4-0 | (24) EL-BEIALI Mohamed SALEH Ahmed (Egypt) |
| APOLONIA Tiago MONTEIRO Joao (Portugal) |
4-2 | (14) GARDOS Robert HABESOHN Daniel (Austria) |
| (5) ECSEKI Nandor SZUDI Adam (Hungary) |
4-1 | (17) JOUTI Eric TSUBOI Gustavo (Brazil) |
| (7) IONESCU Ovidiu (Romania) ROBLES Alvaro (Spain) |
4-1 | BOBOCICA Mihai STOYANOV Niagol (Italy) |
| (15) GROTH Jonathan (Denmark) PITCHFORD Liam (England) |
4-1 | (21) DEVOS Robin NUYTINCK Cedric (Belgium) |
| (12) JANG Woojin PARK Ganghyeon (South Korea) |
4-0 | (32) KALLBERG Anton MOREGARD Truls (Sweden) |
| (4) FALCK Mattias KARLSSON Kristian (Sweden) |
4-0 | CHEW Zhe Yu Clarence POH Shao Feng Ethan (Singapore) |
| (3) JEOUNG Youngsik LEE Sangsu (South Korea) |
4-0 | BURGOS Nicolas OLIVARES Felipe (Chile) |
| NAUMI Alex OLAH Benedek (Finland) |
4-3 | AKKUZU Can CASSIN Alexandre (France) |
| (18) MA Long WANG Chuqin (China) |
4-0 | (9) LAM Siu Hang NG Pak Nam (Hong Kong China) |
| (6) CHEN Chien-An CHUANG Chih-Yuan (Chinese Taipei) |
4-0 | VALUCH Alexander WANG Yang (Slovak Republic) |
| (8) LIANG Jingkun LIN Gaoyuan (China) |
4-1 | (26) PLATONOV Pavel SAMSONOV Vladimir (Belarus) |
| (16) HARIMOTO Tomokazu KIZUKURI Yuto (Japan) |
4-0 | LIND Anders RASMUSSEN Tobias (Denmark) |
| (13) LIN Yun-Ju WANG Tai-Wei (Chinese Taipei) |
4-1 | (31) ISHIY Vitor MONTEIRO Thiago (Brazil) |
| (2) HO Kwan Kit WONG Chun Ting (Hong Kong China) |
4-0 | ALAMIAN Nima ALAMIYAN Noshad (Iran) |
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Third Round (Last 16)
Wednesday 24 April 2019
| (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) | Result | (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) |
|---|---|---|
| (11) BOLL Timo FRANZISKA Patrick (Germany) |
4-3 | (22) FLORE Tristan LEBESSON Emmanuel (France) |
| APOLONIA Tiago MONTEIRO Joao (Portugal) |
4-1 | (5) ECSEKI Nandor SZUDI Adam (Hungary) |
| (7) IONESCU Ovidiu (Romania) ROBLES Alvaro (Spain) |
4-1 | (15) GROTH Jonathan (Denmark) PITCHFORD Liam (England) |
| (4) FALCK Mattias KARLSSON Kristian (Sweden) |
4-1 | (12) JANG Woojin PARK Ganghyeon (South Korea) |
| (3) JEOUNG Youngsik LEE Sangsu (South Korea) |
4-0 | NAUMI Alex OLAH Benedek (Finland) |
| (18) MA Long WANG Chuqin (China) |
4-0 | (6) CHEN Chien-An CHUANG Chih-Yuan (Chinese Taipei) |
| (8) LIANG Jingkun LIN Gaoyuan (China) |
4-1 | (16) HARIMOTO Tomokazu KIZUKURI Yuto (Japan) |
| (2) HO Kwan Kit WONG Chun Ting (Hong Kong China) |
4-3 | (13) LIN Yun-Ju WANG Tai-Wei (Chinese Taipei) |
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Quarter Finals
Thursday 25 April 2019
| (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) Match Scores |
Result | (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) |
|---|---|---|
| APOLONIA Tiago MONTEIRO Joao (Portugal) |
w/o | (11) BOLL Timo Retired - sick FRANZISKA Patrick (Germany) |
| (7) IONESCU Ovidiu (Romania) ROBLES Alvaro (Spain) 11-5, 11-7, 13-11, 11-9 |
4-0 | (4) FALCK Mattias KARLSSON Kristian (Sweden) |
| (18) MA Long WANG Chuqin (China) 7-11, 11-6, 11-5, 8-11, 11-6, 11-9 |
4-2 | (3) JEOUNG Youngsik LEE Sangsu (South Korea) |
| (8) LIANG Jingkun LIN Gaoyuan (China) 11-9, 14-12, 11-7, 11-3 |
4-0 | (2) HO Kwan Kit WONG Chun Ting (Hong Kong China) |
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Semi Finals
Friday 26 April 2019
| (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) Match Scores |
Result | (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) |
|---|---|---|
| (7) IONESCU Ovidiu (Romania) ROBLES Alvaro (Spain) 11-6, 3-11, 10-12, 11-7, 11-7, 9-11, 11-8 |
4-3 | APOLONIA Tiago MONTEIRO Joao (Portugal) |
| (18) MA Long WANG Chuqin (China) 12-10, 11-7, 11-7, 11-5 |
4-0 | (8) LIANG Jingkun LIN Gaoyuan (China) |
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Final
Saturday 27 April 2019
| (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) Match Score |
Result | (Seed) FAMILY NAME, Given Name (Association) |
|---|---|---|
| (18) MA Long WANG Chuqin (China) 11-3, 8-11, 11-7, 11-3, 11-5 |
4-1 | (7) IONESCU Ovidiu (Romania) ROBLES Alvaro (Spain) |
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World Championships 2019
Men's Doubles Event
(The Iran Cup)
GOLD MEDAL
Ma Long & Wang Chuqin (China)
SILVER MEDAL
Ovidiu Ionescu (Romania) & Alvaro Robles (Spain)
BRONZE MEDALS
Tiago Apolonia & Joao Monteiro (Portugal)
Liang Jingkun & Lin Gaoyuan (China)
Ma Long & Wang Chuqin - Men's Doubles World Champions 2019
Ovidiu Ionescu & Alvaro Robles - Men's Doubles Silver Medallist 2019
Tiago Apolonia & Joao Monteiro - Men's Doubles Bronze Medallist 2019
Liang Jingkun & Lin Gaoyuan - Men's Doubles Bronze Medallist 2019
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