2010 Table Tennis European Championships
The 29 Table Tennis Championship ( officially: 2010 LIEBHERR European Championships ) took place from 11 to 19 September 2010 in Ostrava instead.
After 2007 and 2008, the German table tennis player Timo Boll won again all three contests in the men. In the first German EM 's singles final since 1958 the world rankings Second won against his club colleague Patrick Baum, won the double with Christian Suss and also won the team competition.
In the women's bronze medalist last year Wiktoryja Paulitch from Belarus won in singles competition against the Austrian Liu Jia. In the doubles competition also put the bronze medalist in 2009, Rūta Paškauskienė (Lithuania ) and Oksana Fadeeva (Russia), by. In team competition holders the Netherlands won for the third consecutive gold medal.
- 2.1 team
- 2.2 Single
- 2.3 double
Results Women
Team
Final: Netherlands Netherlands - Romania Romania 3-0
Place game 5: Spain - Hungary Hungary 2:3
Place game 7: Turkey Turkey - Germany Germany 0:3
Place play- 9: Ukraine Ukraine - Czech Republic Czech Republic 1:3
Place game 11: Austria Austria - Croatia 1:3
Place game 13: Slovakia Slovakia - Luxembourg Luxembourg 3-2
Place game 15: Sweden Sweden - France 1:3
In the German women's team following players were used: Wu Jiaduo Zhenqi Barthel, Kristin Silver iron, Sabine Winter, Elke Schall. In Group D, the team against Austria (3:0 ) and Croatia ( 3-1 ) won, but lost against Turkey with 2:3. Because of the games most gained, it was so, ahead of the tied ladies from Turkey and Austria. In the round of the top eight spots Germany, Romania and Hungary was defeated each with 2:3. In the match for seventh place against Turkey, the German team gained revenge for the defeat in the group stages and won 3-0.
Singles
- Wu Jiaduo: bye win against Yulia Prokhorova (Russia), Tetyana Sorotschynska (Ukraine ), losing to Georgina Póta (Hungary )
- Zhenqi Barthel: victory against Maria Christoforaki (Greece ), Anelija Karowa (Bulgaria), losing to Elizabeta Samara ( Romania)
- Kristin Silver Iron: Natalia Partyka win against (Poland), Hana Matelová (Czech Republic), Shen Yanfei (Spain ), losing to Liu Jia
- Sabine Winter: Victory against Debora Vivarelli (Italy ), defeat against Zhu Fang ( ESP)
- Elke Schall: Victory against Audrey Mattenet (France), Ana Neves (Portugal ), losing to Li Jiao (Netherlands)
Doubles
- Wu Jiaduo / Elke Schall: bye, defeating Anna Tichomirowa / Yulia Prokhorova (Russia), defeat Xu Jie / Natalia Partyka (Poland )
- Zhenqi Barthel / Kristin Silver Iron: win against Sarah De hooker / Tessy Gonderinger ( Luxembourg ), Martina Smištíková / Lenka Harabaszová (Czech Republic), Tamara Boroš / Cornelia Molnar (Croatia ), losing to Rūta Paškauskienė / Oksana Fadeeva (Lithuania / Russia)
- Sabine Winter / Linda Creemers (Netherlands): victory against Pernille Agerholm / Sabine Larsen ( Denmark), Krisztina Tóth defeat / Georgina Póta (Hungary )
Results Men
Team
Final: Germany Germany - Belarus Belarus 3-0
Place game 5: Sweden Sweden - Austria Austria 0:3
Place game 7: Croatia Croatia - Russia Russia 2:3
Place play- 9: England England - Poland Poland 0:3
Place game 11: Greece Greece - Portugal 1:3
Place game 13: Romania Romania - Spain 3:1
Place game 15: Serbia Serbia - Denmark Denmark 3-0
In the German men's team following players were used: Timo Boll, Dimitrij Ovtcharov, Christian Suss, Patrick Baum. The team was undefeated in Group A first. It defeated the Czech Republic, Greece and Poland. In the games for the places 1-8 it won against Sweden, France and Belarus.
Singles
- Timo Boll: win against Julien Indeherberg (Belgium ), Žolt Pete (Serbia ), João Monteiro (Portugal ), Pär Gerell (Sweden), Adrien Mattenet (France), Christian Suss ( Germany ), Patrick Baum ( Germany )
- Christian Suss: victory against Patrick Thomas (Wales ), feng Xiaoquan ( Austria ), Robert Svensson ( Sweden ), Daniel Górak (Poland), Adrian Crisan (Romania ), losing to Timo Boll ( Germany )
- Patrick Baum: Victory against Niagol Stoyanov (Italy ), Pavel Širuček (Czech Republic ), Robert Gardos ( Austria ), Alexei Smirnov (Russia ), Vladimir Samsonov ( Belarus ), Werner Schlager ( Austria ), losing to Timo Boll ( Germany )
- Patrick Franziska: Victory against Traian Ciociu ( Luxembourg ), losing to Marcos Freitas (Portugal )
- Dimitrij Ovtcharov: Trat because of an injury he had suffered during the team's struggles in the individual competition irrelevant.
Doubles
- Timo Boll / Christian Suss: Victory against Jiří Vráblík / Enio Mendes (Czech Republic / Portugal ), Stefan Fegerl / Feng Xiaoquan ( Austria ), Žolt Pete / Jevtović Marko (Serbia ), Christophe LEGOUT / Abdel-Kader Alifou (France ), Jens Lundqvist / Pär Gerell (Sweden), Kasper Sternberg / Jonathan Groth (Denmark)
- Patrick Franziska / Patrick Baum: Victory against Mihai Bobocica / Stefano Tomasi (Italy ), losing to Kasper Sternberg / Jonathan Groth (Denmark)