World Championships 2009
Mens Doubles Results

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The World Championships 2009.
The world's best came together in Yokohama, Japan...

 By Martin Hughes
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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.

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Events included

The World Championships 2009 events were...


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Format of events

Individual Events...

Individual events were played on a knockout basis and all matches were the best of 7 games.

There were 128 places in the first round proper of the men's singles, women's singles and mixed doubles events, but not more than 64 places in the first round proper of men's and women's doubles events.

In doubles events, both players had to be from the same Association.


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Numbers

Each Association was entitled to 5 entries in each singles event, with 1 additional entry in the appropriate event for each place held by its player in the first 10 places of the first issue of the ITTF world ranking list for 2009, with up to 7 players in each individual event.

The host Association could enter up to 7 pairs in the mixed doubles and 7 players in each other individual event.

Different players could be entered in each doubles event. However, the number of players entered in doubles could not exceed the number of players entered in the corresponding singles.

In mixed doubles the number of pairs entered could not exceed the number of players nominated in the men's or women's singles, whichever was the lower.

Players of the same Association were separated in preliminary rounds, groups and in the first round of the draw, but not in further rounds.


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2007 winners

The previous individual World Table Tennis Championships were held in Zagreb, Croatia in May 2007 and the winners were...

  • Men's Singles - Wang Liqin (China)
  • Women's Singles - Guo Yue (China)
  • Men's Doubles - Ma Lin & Chen Qi (China)
  • Women's Doubles - Zhang Yining & Wang Nan (China)
  • Mixed Doubles - Guo Yue & Wang Liqin (China)

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World Championships 2009

Men's Doubles Event Results

 

First Round (Last 64)

Thursday 30 April 2009

Winners Result Losers
CHEN Qi
WANG Hao - China
4-1 MATSUDAIRA Kenta
NIWA Koki - JPN
CHIANG Hung-Chieh
CHIANG Peng-Lung - TPE
4-2 CARNEROS Alfredo
DURAN Marc - ESP
APOLONIA Tiago
MONTEIRO Joao - POR
4-1 ABRAMOV Isaak
SHARON Yaniv - ISR
BLASZCZYK Lucjan
WANG Zeng Yi - POL
4-1 KUCHUK Aleksandr
PLATONOU Pavel - BLR
CHUANG Chih-Yuan
WU Chih-Chi - TPE
4-2 DANIEL Artur
KOSOWSKI Jakub - POL
MATSUDAIRA Kenji
UEDA Jin - JPN
4-3 BAUM Patrick
FEJER-KONNERTH Zoltan - GER
GAVLAS Antonin
KORBEL Petr - CZE
4-0 BEKNAZAROV Yermek
SURTUBAYEV Marat - KAZ
OH Sang Eun
RYU Seung Min - KOR
4-0 SOINE Toni
TAMMINEN Timo - FIN
HAO Shuai
ZHANG Jike - China
4-0 DAVIS Kyle
HENZELL William - AUS
GIONIS Panagiotis - GRE
PAPAGEORGIOU Konstantinos
4-2 BOBOCICA Mihai
YANG Min - ITA
KEINATH Thomas
SEREDA Peter - SVK
4-0 CAI Xiao Li
PANG Xue Jie - SIN
OVTCHAROV Dimitrij
STEGER Bastian - GER
4-1 HINDERSSON Mikkel
STERNBERG Kasper - DEN
PERSSON Jorgen-
SVENSSON Robert - SWE
4-2 DINH Quang Linh
DOAN Kien Quoc - VIE
ROGIERS Benjamin-
VOSTES Yannick - BEL
w/o GACINA Andrej-
TAN Ruiwu - HRV
LEBESSON Emmanuel-
MATTENET Adrien - FRA
4-1 ILLAS Erik-
PISTEJ Lubomir - SVK
CHEUNG Yuk-
LI Ching - HKG
4-0 ASSAR Omar-
NADIM Ahmed - EGY
     
KISHIKAWA Seiya
MIZUTANI Jun - JPN
4-1 JANCARIK Lubomir
SIMONCIK Josef - CZE
KIM Jung Hoon-
LEE Jin Kwon - KOR
4-1 CHEN Chien-An-
CHUAN Che-Wei - TPE
MONTEIRO Thiago
TSUBOI Gustavo - BRA
4-2 LIU Song-
TABACHNIK Pablo - ARG
ACHANTA Sharath Kamal-
SAHA Subhajit - IND
4-0 GRUJIC Slobodan-
KARAKASEVIC Aleksandar - SRB
GERELL Par-
LUNDQVIST Jens - SWE
4-1 SANGUANSIN Phakpoom-
SANGUANSIN Phuchong - THA
KUZMIN Fedor-
RUBTSOV Igor - RUS
4-3 DIDUKH Aleksandr-
ZHMUDENKO Yaroslav - UKR
NEKHVEDOVICH Vitaly-
SAMSONOV Vladimir - BLR
4-0 SLATINSEK Uros-
TOKIC Bojan - SVN
GAO Ning-
YANG Zi - SIN
4-3 VANG Bora-
ZENG Cem - TUR
JIANG Tianyi-
TANG Peng - HKG
4-1 LIN Ju-
VILA Juan Antonio - DOM
HE Zhi Wen-
MACHADO Carlos - ESP
4-3 HOYAMA Hugo-
MATSUMOTO Cazuo - BRA
AHADI Mehran-
MALMIRI Vahed - IRI
4-1 ALI SALEH Ahmed-
LASHIN El-Sayed - EGY
PRIMORAC Zoran-
TOSIC Roko - HRV
4-1 SMIRNOV Aleksandr-
VAINULA Vallot - EST
FREITAS Marcos-
SILVA Andre - POR
4-2 CHEN Weixing-
GARDOS Robert - AUT
HABESOHN Daniel-
PRESSLMAYER Bernhard - AUT
4-3 CRISAN Adrian-
FILIMON Andrei - ROU
JOO Se Hyuk-
SEO Hyun Deok - KOR
4-1 PAYKOV Mikhail
SKACHKOV Kirill - RUS
MA Long-
XU Xin - China
4-0 JEVTOVIC Marko-
PETE Zolt - SRB

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Second Round (Last 32)

Friday 1 May 2009

Winners Result Losers
CHEN Qi
WANG Hao - China
4-0 CHIANG Hung-Chieh
CHIANG Peng-Lung - TPE
BLASZCZYK Lucjan
WANG Zeng Yi - POL
4-3 APOLONIA Tiago
MONTEIRO Joao - POR
MATSUDAIRA Kenji
UEDA Jin - JPN
4-1 CHUANG Chih-Yuan
WU Chih-Chi - TPE
OH Sang Eun
RYU Seung Min - KOR
4-3 GAVLAS Antonin
KORBEL Petr - CZE
HAO Shuai
ZHANG Jike - China
4-0 GIONIS Panagiotis - GRE
PAPAGEORGIOU Konstantinos
OVTCHAROV Dimitrij
STEGER Bastian - GER
4-0 KEINATH Thomas
SEREDA Peter - SVK
PERSSON Jorgen-
SVENSSON Robert - SWE
4-0 ROGIERS Benjamin-
VOSTES Yannick - BEL
CHEUNG Yuk-
LI Ching - HKG
4-2 LEBESSON Emmanuel-
MATTENET Adrien - FRA
     
KISHIKAWA Seiya
MIZUTANI Jun - JPN
4-1 KIM Jung Hoon-
LEE Jin Kwon - KOR
MONTEIRO Thiago
TSUBOI Gustavo - BRA
4-3 ACHANTA Sharath Kamal-
SAHA Subhajit - IND
KUZMIN Fedor-
RUBTSOV Igor - RUS
4-1 GERELL Par-
LUNDQVIST Jens - SWE
GAO Ning-
YANG Zi - SIN
4-1 NEKHVEDOVICH Vitaly-
SAMSONOV Vladimir - BLR
JIANG Tianyi-
TANG Peng - HKG
4-1 HE Zhi Wen-
MACHADO Carlos - ESP
PRIMORAC Zoran-
TOSIC Roko - HRV
4-0 AHADI Mehran-
MALMIRI Vahed - IRI
FREITAS Marcos-
SILVA Andre - POR
4-2 HABESOHN Daniel-
PRESSLMAYER Bernhard - AUT
MA Long-
XU Xin - China
4-2 JOO Se Hyuk-
SEO Hyun Deok - KOR

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Third Round (Last 16)

Saturday 2 May 2009

Winners Result Losers
CHEN Qi
WANG Hao - China
4-2 BLASZCZYK Lucjan
WANG Zeng Yi - POL
OH Sang Eun
RYU Seung Min - KOR
4-2 MATSUDAIRA Kenji
UEDA Jin - JPN
HAO Shuai
ZHANG Jike - China
4-2 OVTCHAROV Dimitrij
STEGER Bastian - GER
CHEUNG Yuk-
LI Ching - HKG
4-3 PERSSON Jorgen-
SVENSSON Robert - SWE
     
KISHIKAWA Seiya
MIZUTANI Jun - JPN
4-2 MONTEIRO Thiago
TSUBOI Gustavo - BRA
GAO Ning-
YANG Zi - SIN
4-3 KUZMIN Fedor-
RUBTSOV Igor - RUS
JIANG Tianyi-
TANG Peng - HKG
4-3 PRIMORAC Zoran-
TOSIC Roko - HRV
MA Long-
XU Xin - China
4-1 FREITAS Marcos-
SILVA Andre - POR

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Quarter Finals

Sunday 3 May 2009

Winners Result Losers
CHEN Qi
WANG Hao - China
4-2 OH Sang Eun
RYU Seung Min - KOR
13-11, 11-7, 11-9, 8-11, 8-11, 11-9    
     
HAO Shuai
ZHANG Jike - China
w/o CHEUNG Yuk-
LI Ching - HKG
     
     
KISHIKAWA Seiya
MIZUTANI Jun - JPN
4-2 GAO Ning-
YANG Zi - SIN
9-11, 11-2, 11-4, 4-11, 11-5, 13-11    
     
MA Long-
XU Xin - China
4-1 JIANG Tianyi-
TANG Peng - HKG
11-6, 11-6, 11-13, 11-1, 11-7    

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Semi Finals

Monday 4 May 2009

Winners Result Losers
CHEN Qi
WANG Hao - China
4-1 HAO Shuai
ZHANG Jike - China
9-11, 11-4, 13-11, 11-7, 11-9
     
MA Long-
XU Xin - China
4-0 KISHIKAWA Seiya
MIZUTANI Jun - JPN
11-6, 11-8, 11-3, 11-5

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2009 World Championships - Mens Doubles Finalists

2009 World Championships
Mens Doubles Finalists
CHEN Qi & WANG Hao (top) - MA Long & XU Xin (bottom)

 

Final

Tuesday 5 May 2009

Winners Result Runners-up
CHEN Qi
WANG Hao - China
4-1 MA Long-
XU Xin - China
6-11, 13-11, 13-11, 11-5, 11-9

 

2009 World Championships - Mens Doubles Winners

2009 World Championships
Mens Doubles Champions
CHEN Qi & WANG Hao

 

 

World Championships 2009

Men's Doubles Event

(The Iran Cup)

 

WINNERS = CHEN Qi & WANG Hao (China)

RUNNERS-UP = MA Long & XU Xin (China)

 

 


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