István Jónyer

István Jonyer [' iʃtva: n' jo: ɲɛr ] ( born 4 August 1950 in Miskolc, Hungary) was in the 1970's to the best table tennis players in the world.

Career

Jonyer was 1975 World Champion in singles. He defeated in the final Antun Stipančić after a 2-0 set deficit to 3-2. In doubles, he won twice the World Cup, also in 1979 he was with the Hungarian team team world champion. At the European Championships he won one gold in double and two gold medals with the team. Between 1967 and 1982, he finished at the Hungarian National Championship a total of 25 times the first place, namely six times in singles, 11 doubles and eight times in the mixed doubles. He played in the club Budapesti Spartacus, in the early 1980s he was a year-long stint in Italy and then moved to the Austrian club UTTC - Stockerau.

He was appointed Vice- President of the Hungarian Table Tennis Association After 331 official international matches Jonyer ended his international career in 1984 .. end of 1996.

Jonyer is since 1971 married to Maria Nemeth born and has two children ( Istvan and Maria). In the 1990s, he operated a sporting goods business with 20 employees. Currently ( August 2008) he plays in the 1.Mannschaft SV Salamander Kornwestheim 1894 in the district league.

Achievements

• Participation in World Table Tennis Championships 1971 in Nagoya (Japan) 1st doubles (with Tibor Klampar )

• 2nd place doubles (with Tibor Klampar )

• 2nd place doubles (with Tibor Klampar )
• 1st place with men's team

• 2nd place men's team

• 3rd place with men's team

• European Championships 1968 in Lyon 3rd doubles (with Mátyás Beleznay )

• 3rd doubles (with Tibor Klampar )

• 2nd Single
• 1st doubles (with Péter Rózsás )

• 2nd Single
• 1st place with team

• 3rd doubles (with Tibor Klampar )
• 3rd Place Mixed ( with Gabriella Szabó )

• 2nd place doubles (with Gábor Gergely )
• 1st place with team

• Participation in Europe Top 12 1971 in Zadar: 1st place
• 1972 in Zagreb: 4th place
• 1973 in Böblingen: 9th place
• 1974 in Trollhättan: 1st place
• In Vienna in 1975: 3rd place
• 1977 in Sarajevo: 4th place
• 1978 in Prague: 5th place
• 1979 in Kristianstad: 4th place
• In Munich in 1980: 11th place
• 1981 in Miskolc: 11th place
• 1983 in Thornaby: 7th place
• 1984 in Bratislava: 11th place

• International Championships 1968 Wiesloch: 4th place doubles (with Mátyás Beleznay ), 2nd place Mixed ( with Éva Kóczián )
• 1972 Hagen: 2nd place doubles (with Tibor Klampar ), 3rd place Mixed ( with Judit Magos )
• CSSR 1972 Open: 2nd place individual
• 1974 Munich: 4th place Mixed ( with Judit Magos ), 1st place with Hungary
• CSSR 1974 Open: 1st Place Individual
• 1982 World Cup: 3rd place individual

• Hungarian National Championships 1967: 1st place doubles (with Zoltán Berczik )
• 1968: 1st place individual, 1st place Mixed ( with Éva Kóczián )
• 1969: 1st place Mixed ( with Beatrix Kisházi )
• 1970: 1st place individual, 1st doubles (with Tibor Klampar ), 1st place Mixed ( with Angela Papp )
• 1971: 1st place doubles (with Tibor Klampar ), 1st place Mixed ( with Judit Magos )
• 1972: 1st place doubles (with Tibor Klampar ), 1st place Mixed ( with Judit Magos )
• 1973: 1st place doubles (with Tibor Klampar )
• 1974: 1st place individual, 1st doubles (with Tibor Klampar ), 1st place Mixed ( with Judit Magos )
• 1975: 1st place individual, 1st doubles (with Gábor Gergely ), 1st place Mixed ( with Judit Magos )
• 1977: 1st place individual, 1st doubles (with Tibor Klampar )
• 1978: 1st place individual, 1st doubles (with Tibor Klampar )
• 1979: 1st place doubles (with Tibor Klampar )
• 1982: 1st place doubles (with Gábor Gergely ), 1st place Mixed ( with Gabriella Szabó )

Clubs

• Budapesti Spartacus
• TTC Modica ( Sicily ) ( 1983 )
• UTTC - Stockerau ( Austria ) ( from 1985)
• SV Bonlanden (from 2005)
• SV Salamander Kornwestheim 1894 ( District League ) ( since 2006)

Results from the ITTF database