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European Table Tennis Championships results in Ljubljana

Overview

The European Individual Table Tennis Championships in Ljubljana have concluded with several major victories.

In the men’s doubles, French brothers Alexis and Félix Lebrun successfully defended their European title. In a five-set final at Arena Stožice, they defeated Sweden’s Kristian Karlsson and Anton Källberg 3-2 (5-11, 11-5, 11-8, 7-11, 11-8). They become only the second pair in history to defend the Men’s Doubles crown, following Germany’s Timo Boll and Christian Süss.

Félix Lebrun further extended his success by claiming the men’s singles title. In a closely contested seven-set final, the French world number two defeated Sweden’s Anton Källberg to secure his first European men’s singles championship. Källberg took an early lead by winning the first, fourth, and fifth sets to go up 3-2, but Lebrun staged a comeback, winning the sixth set and dominating the deciding seventh set with an 11-1 scoreline. Källberg earned the silver medal, while fellow Frenchman Léo De Nodrest and Germany’s Dang Qiu earned bronze medals.

In the women’s doubles, Tatiana Kukuľková of Slovakia and Poland’s Natalia Bajor secured the gold medal. The duo defeated the tenth-seeded Polish pair, Zuzanna Wielgosová and Anna Brzyska, with a 3-0 victory (14-12, 11-8, 12-11). This win follows their semifinal victory over the top-seeded Romanian pair, Bernadette Szöcsová and Elizabeta Samarová, and marks Kukuľková’s greatest career success, returning a European title to Slovakia in this category after two years.

In the women's singles competition, Elizabet Abramjan of Russia claimed the gold medal after defeating Germany's Annette Kaufmann in a seven-set match. In the mixed doubles category, Sweden’s Stina Källberg and Kristian Karlsson secured a bronze medal.

Entities

Ljubljana · European Table Tennis Championships · Anton Källberg · Truls Möregårdh · Alexis Lebrun

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Timeline

  1. [SPORTS] 10 sources
    Félix Lebrun wins European table tennis singles title

    Félix Lebrun won the European Men’s Singles table tennis title in Ljubljana, overcoming Sweden’s Anton Källberg 4-3 in a dramatic seven-set final to complete a tournament double.

  2. [SPORTS] 4 sources
    Tatiana Kukuľková wins European table tennis gold in doubles

    Tatiana Kukuľková and Natalia Bajor won the gold medal in women's doubles at the European Table Tennis Championships in Ljubljana, defeating Poland's Zuzanna Wielgosová and Anna Brzyska.

  3. [SPORTS] 15 sources
    Lebrun brothers defend European table tennis doubles title

    French brothers Alexis and Félix Lebrun defended their European Men’s Doubles table tennis title in Ljubljana, defeating Sweden’s Kristian Karlsson and Anton Källberg in a five-set final.

  4. [SPORTS] 5 sources
    Portuguese players advance in European Table Tennis Championships

    Portuguese table tennis players Marcos Freitas, João Geraldo, and Jieni Shao have advanced to the round of 32 at the European Championships in Ljubljana.

  5. [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Swedish table tennis players see mixed results at European Championships

    Swedish table tennis players saw mixed results at the European Championships, with all men advancing while Stina Källberg and Filippa Bergand were eliminated in the women's singles.

  6. [SPORTS] 20 sources
    European Table Tennis Championships see medal wins and generational matchups

    At the European Table Tennis Championships in Ljubljana, Germany's Mittelham and Duda secured mixed doubles bronze, while a unique generational matchup awaits Annett Kaufmann and Ni Xia Lian.

  7. [SPORTS] 5 sources
    Ljubljana European Table Tennis Championships begin individual matches

    Slovenian table tennis players Darko Jorgić and Deni Kožul have advanced in the individual competitions at the European Championships in Ljubljana.

  8. [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Panagiotis Giounis advances to round of 32 at European Championships

    Panagiotis Giounis advanced to the round of 32 at the European Table Tennis Championships in Ljubljana and secured a spot in the 2027 World Championships.

  9. [SPORTS] 4 sources
    European Table Tennis Championships: Five Poles reach singles main draw

    Five Polish table tennis players have reached the singles main draw at the European Championships in Ljubljana, while two women's doubles pairs advanced to the round of 16.

  10. [SPORTS] 7 sources
    European Table Tennis Championships underway in Ljubljana

    The European Table Tennis Championships in Ljubljana feature top players from Germany, Italy, and Sweden competing in singles, doubles, and mixed categories.

  11. [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Table tennis competitions underway in Banat and preparations for European Championships

    Table tennis updates include the start of the Banat Division men's competition in Serbia and Romania's 12-athlete roster announcement for the European Individual Championships in Slovenia.

  12. [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Ljubljana to host European Table Tennis Championships

    Ljubljana will host the European Table Tennis Championships, while Darko Jorgić was eliminated from the WTT Star Contender in Astana by China's Tianyang Li.

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