World Table Tennis (ITTF)

Commercial table tennis tournament organizer

For the Japanese sports magazine, see World Table Tennis (magazine).

World Table TennisAbbreviation| WTT

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Formation| 2019; 6 years ago (2019)
Website| worldtabletennis.com

World Table Tennis, stylized as WTT, is an organization created by the ITTF in 2019 that runs commercialized table tennis tournaments.[1] Its inaugural tournament was held in November 2020 in Macao. It is distinguished from the predecessor ITTF World Tour by various rules changes and big prize money for commercialized purposes.[2][3][4] The head of its council is Liu Guoliang, a former Olympic gold medalist and former head coach of China.[2]

## Background

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In 1926, the ITTF was founded by William Henry Lawes of Wymondham, England. The nine founding members were Austria, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England, Germany, Hungary, India, Sweden and Wales. The first international tournament was held in January 1926 in Berlin, and the first World Table Tennis Championships was held in December 1926 in London.[5] It was the only event for over 50 years that was run and managed commercially by the ITTF.

In 1980, the ITTF World Cups was introduced, followed by the ITTF World Tour in 1996. Until 2003, commercial rights for these events were passed on to the local organising committees (LOC) but a different approach was taken to centralise rights through the creation of TMS.[clarification needed] TMS was tasked to manage these rights on behalf of ITTF, until 2017 when ITTF decided to buy back the rights to be taken in house.[6]

In 2018, professional consultants Deloitte and Withers were engaged to assist with remodelling the way that the ITTF does business.[7] Through full models and financial understanding of our events and other worldwide properties, ITTF sought to understand the untapped commercial potential of table tennis. One key finding led to the idea of separation between the management of the professional and institutional structures of table tennis.

On 30 May 2019, ITTF announced the idea of World Table Tennis (WTT),[8] a new commercial vehicle for table tennis. To launch WTT, the ITTF executive committee appointed a selection panel. The panel included ITTF President Thomas Weikert, ITTF Deputy President Khalil Al-Mohannadi, ITTF Executive Vice President for Finance Petra Sorling, ITTF CEO Steve Dainton, and ITTF Marketing Director Matthew Pound.[7][9]

### Recent hires

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China News Service newsreel about the WTT, September 2024.

WTT also announced the hire of Philippe Le Floc’h, former Chief Commercial Officer at FIFA and marketing director at UEFA, as Senior Commercial Strategy Consultant, in line with WTT's aim to commercialise the sport.[10][9] Shortly afterwards, Stephen Duckitt, who had 15 years of sports management experience, primarily with WTA and ATP, was announced as WTT Event Strategy Director.[7]

On 29 June 2020, WTT announced that China Table Tennis Association President, Liu Guoliang had accepted the role as Chair of the WTT Council. The WTT Council is tasked to ensure the healthy development of WTT and to be at the helm of the future development of table tennis.[11][12] WTT Macao was announced on 11 September 2020 to be held between 25 and 29 November 2020.[13] The debut event was a promotional showcase featuring 16 of the world's best male and 16 of the world's best female players. The event implemented a brand new format with innovative scoring methods. It also featured a prize purse of US$800,000 with players paid a minimum of US$15,000, and earning more prize money per match they win.[14][15]

Next to join was Melissa Soobratty. Announced on 4 December 2020, the former vice president, Media at Football Marketing Asia joined as WTT Senior Media Director to oversee all areas related to content, to further professionalise the organisation's expanding media operations.[16]

## WTT event structure

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Tournaments  | 2019−present

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Tiers  | I  | Grand Smash
II  | WTT Series | WTT Finals
(WTT Cup Finals)
III  | WTT Champions
(WTT Champion Series)
IV  | WTT Contender
Series | WTT Star Contenders
V  | WTT Contenders

### Grand Smash

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The Grand Smashes will become the pillars of the sport and the most important events in the table tennis calendar. The events will feature both Men's and Women's singles draws with more players now receiving automatic entry into events. There will be fewer seeded players and a separate qualifying draw to ensure that the excitement kicks off right from the start. Doubles and Mixed Doubles events will also be played during the Grand Smashes.[17][18]

Dates: Fixed dates on the annual WTT Calendar

Players: 64 Men's & Women's Singles, Doubles & Mixed doubles draw

Length of event: 10 Days + Qualification

Prize Pool: Up to US$3 million

Number of events: Up to 4

Singapore Smash

Year  | Men's singles  | Women's singles  | Men's doubles  | Women's doubles  | Mixed doubles
2022 |  Fan Zhendong |  Chen Meng |  Fan Zhendong
Wang Chuqin |  Wang Manyu
Sun Yingsha |  Wang Chuqin
Sun Yingsha
2023 |  Sun Yingsha
2024  |  Wang Chuqin |  Wang Manyu |  Ma Long
Lin Gaoyuan |  Chen Meng
Wang Manyu
2025  |  Lin Shidong |  Sun Yingsha |  Wang Chuqin
Lin Shidong |  Wang Manyu
Kuai Man |  Lin Shidong
Kuai Man
Saudi Smash

Year  | Men's singles  | Women's singles  | Men's doubles  | Women's doubles  | Mixed doubles
2024  |  Wang Chuqin |  Chen Meng |  Ma Long
Wang Chuqin |  Chen Meng
Wang Manyu |  Wang Chuqin
Sun Yingsha
China Smash

Year  | Men's singles  | Women's singles  | Men's doubles  | Women's doubles  | Mixed doubles
2024  |  Lin Shidong |  Sun Yingsha |  Liang Jingkun
Wang Chuqin |  Qian Tianyi
Chen Xingtong |  Lin Shidong
Kuai Man
2025  |  |  |  |  |
United States Smash

Year  | Men's singles  | Women's singles  | Men's doubles  | Women's doubles  | Mixed doubles
2025  |  Wang Chuqin |  Zhu Yuling |  Lim Jong-hoon
An Jae-hyun |  Wang Yidi
Kuai Man |  Lin Shidong
Kuai Man
Europe Smash - Sweden

Year  | Men's singles  | Women's singles  | Men's doubles  | Women's doubles  | Mixed doubles
2025  |  |  |  |  |

### WTT Series

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The WTT Series will serve as the platform for all professional players to compete internationally. The series is split up into 3 tiers to give the athletes adequate playing opportunities: Cup Finals, Champion Series and the Contender Series. WTT aims to hold these events in unique venues around the world that include theatres, bars, clubs, stadiums and more to create a unique, interesting and intimate opportunity for fans to interact with the athletes.[18][19]

#### WTT Finals

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The WTT Finals are split into Men's and Women's events that will be held separately. The top 16 players of the year will qualify for this year-end event together with the best 8 pairs. Qualification will be determined by the player's performance throughout the WTT season and reflected through their Table Tennis World Ranking.

The first two editions of WTT Finals (2021 and 2022) was known as WTT Cup Finals. WTT stated that the winners of the WTT Cup Finals would win the prestigious ITTF World Cup trophies in March 2021, but the winners have been actually presented with WTT Finals specific trophies since the inaugural edition.

Players: 16 in Men's & Women's Singles, Top 8 pair in doubles

Length of event: 5 days

Prize Pool: Up to US$1.5million each

Number of events: 2

Year  | Host city  | Men's singles  | Women's singles  | Men's doubles  | Women's doubles

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2021  | Singapore |  Fan Zhendong |  Sun Yingsha | not held  | not held
2022  | Xinxiang, China  |  Wang Chuqin
2023  | Doha, Qatar (men)
Nagoya, Japan (women) |  Xiang Peng
Yuan Licen |  Wang Manyu
Sun Yingsha
2024  | Fukuoka, Japan  |  Wang Manyu |  Alexis Lebrun
Félix Lebrun |  Honoka Hashimoto
Hitomi Sato
2025  | Hong Kong |  |

#### WTT Champions

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The WTT Champion Series is exclusive to the top 32 men and women in the world. Four separate men's and women's event will be held with up to US$5million up for grabs. The matches will be played on one table to ensure that the best TV production and best entertainment is presented to fans.

Players: 32 Men's & Women's Singles

Length of event: 6 days

Prize Pool: Up to US$5million

Number of events: 4 men & 4 women

Tour  | Host city  | Men's singles  | Women's singles

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2022
WTT Champions European Summer Series | Budapest, Hungary  |  Tomokazu Harimoto |  Wang Manyu
WTT Champions Macao | Macau |  Wang Chuqin |  Sun Yingsha
2023
WTT Champions Xinxiang | Xinxiang, China  |  Fan Zhendong |  Sun Yingsha
WTT Champions Macao | Macau |  Wang Chuqin |  Wang Manyu
WTT Champions Frankfurt | Frankfurt, Germany  |  Lin Yun-ju |  Wang Yidi
2024
WTT Champions Incheon | Incheon, South Korea  |  Liang Jingkun |  Sun Yingsha
WTT Champions Chongqing | Chongqing, China  |  Fan Zhendong
WTT Champions Macao | Macau |  Lin Shidong
WTT Champions Montpellier | Montpellier, France  |  Félix Lebrun |  Satsuki Odo
WTT Champions Frankfurt | Frankfurt, Germany  |  Lin Shidong |  Wang Manyu
2025
WTT Champions Chongqing | Chongqing, China  |  Wang Chuqin |  Sun Yingsha
WTT Champions Incheon | Incheon, South Korea  |  Xiang Peng |  Wang Yidi
WTT Champions Yokohama | Yokohama, Japan  |  Tomokazu Harimoto |  Chen Xingtong
WTT Champions Macao | Macau |  |
WTT Champions Montpellier | Montpellier, France  |  |
WTT Champions Frankfurt | Frankfurt, Germany  |  |

#### WTT Star Contenders

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WTT Star Contenders will consist of 6 events throughout the year featuring 48 men and 48 women. These events will serve as the platform for the next best in the world to earn ranking points to make the step up into the WTT Champions Series.

Players: 48 Men's & Women's Singles

Length of event: 6 days + Qualification

Number of events: 6

Tour  | Host city  | Men's singles  | Women's singles  | Men's doubles  | Women's doubles  | Mixed doubles

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2021
WTT Star Contender Doha I | Doha,
Qatar  |  Tomokazu Harimoto |  Mima Ito |  Lee Sang-su
Jeoung Young-sik |  Shin Yu-bin
Jeon Ji-hee |  Cheng I-ching
Lin Yun-ju
WTT Star Contender Doha II | Doha,
Qatar  |  Hugo Calderano |  Hina Hayata |  An Jae-hyun
Cho Seung-min |  Miyu Nagasaki
Minami Ando |  Shunsuke Togami
Hina Hayata
2022
WTT Star Contender Doha | Doha,
Qatar  |  Andrej Gacina |  Miyuu Kihara |  Benedikt Duda
Dang Qiu |  Miyuu Kihara
Miyu Nagasaki |  Emmanuel Lebesson
Jia Nan Yuan
WTT Star Contender European Summer Series | Budapest,
Hungary  |  Wang Chuqin |  Wang Yidi |  Cho Dae-seong
Lee Sang-su |  Sun Yingsha
Wang Manyu |  Wang Chuqin
Wang Manyu
2023
WTT Star Contender Goa | Goa,
India  |  Liang Jingkun |  Wang Yidi |  An Jae-hyun
Cho Seung-min |  Miyu Nagasaki
Miwa Harimoto |  Jang Woo-jin
Jeon Ji-hee
WTT Star Contender Bangkok | Bangkok,
Thailand  |  Lin Gaoyuan |  Chen Xingtong |  Lin Gaoyuan
Lin Shidong |  Chen Xingtong
Kuai Man |  Lin Gaoyuan
Chen Xingtong
WTT Star Contender Ljubljana | Ljubljana,
Slovenia  |  Fan Zhendong |  Sun Yingsha |  Lin Shidong
Xiang Peng |  Wang Yidi
Kuai Man |  Wang Chuqin
Sun Yingsha
WTT Star Contender Lanzhou | Lanzhou,
China  |  Wang Chuqin |  Alexis Lebrun
Félix Lebrun |  Chen Meng
Wang Manyu |  Lin Shidong
Kuai Man
2024
WTT Star Contender Doha | Doha,
Qatar  |  Wang Chuqin |  Sun Yingsha |  Liang Jingkun
Yuan Licen |  Chen Xingtong
Qian Tianyi |  Wang Chuqin
Sun Yingsha
WTT Star Contender Goa | Goa,
India  |  Félix Lebrun |  Cheng I-ching |  Lim Jong-hoon
An Jae-hyun |  Shin Yu-bin
Jeon Ji-hee |  Lim Jong-hoon
Shin Yu-bin
WTT Star Contender Ljubljana | Ljubljana,
Slovenia  |  Hugo Calderano |  Hina Hayata |  Anton Källberg
Kristian Karlsson |  Miyuu Kihara
Miyu Nagasaki |  Tomokazu Harimoto
Hina Hayata
WTT Star Contender Bangkok | Bangkok,
Thailand  |  Tomokazu Harimoto |  Mima Ito |  Tomokazu Harimoto
Sora Matsushima |  Honoka Hashimoto
Hitomi Sato
2025
WTT Star Contender Doha | Doha,
Qatar  |  Tomokazu Harimoto |  Kuai Man |  Xu Yingbin
Xiang Peng |  Satsuki Odo
Sakura Yokoi |  Sora Matsushima
Miwa Harimoto
WTT Star Contender Chennai | Chennai,
India  |  Oh Junsung |  Miwa Harimoto |  Lim Jonghoon
An Jaehyun |  Miwa Harimoto
Miyuu Kihara |  Lim Jonghoon
Shin Yubin
WTT Star Contender Ljubljana | Ljubljana,
Slovenia  |  Hugo Calderano |  Miyu Nagasaki |  Lim Jonghoon
An Jaehyun |  Miwa Harimoto
Satsuki Odo |  Lim Jonghoon
Shin Yubin
WTT Star Contender Foz do Iguaçu | Foz do Iguaçu,
Brazil  |  Hugo Calderano |  Miwa Harimoto |  Benedikt Duda
Dang Qiu |  Miwa Harimoto
Satsuki Odo |  Satoshi Aida
Honoka Hashimoto
WTT Star Contender London | London,
United Kingdom  |  |  |  |  |
WTT Star Contender Muscat | Muscat,
Oman  |  |  |  |  |

#### WTT Contenders

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Then the final tier, the WTT Contenders, allows the rest of the professional players throughout the world rankings to develop their talents in up to 14 events per year, each one lasting for four days.

Players: Flexible playing system

Length of event: Flexible playing system

Number of events: Up to 14 events

Tour  | Host city  | Men's singles  | Women's singles  | Men's doubles  | Women's doubles  | Mixed doubles

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2023
WTT Contender Durban | Durban,
South Africa  |  Hugo Calderano |  Qian Tianyi |  Chen Yuanyu
Lin Shidong |  Zhang Rui
Kuai Man |  Lin Shidong
Kuai Man
WTT Contender Doha | Doha,
Qatar  |  Fan Siqi |  Yu Ziyang
Zhou Kai
WTT Contender Amman | Amman,
Jordan  |  Lin Shidong |  Mima Ito |  Liu Yebo
Xu Yingbin |  Cheng I-ching
Li Yu-jhun
WTT Contender Lagos | Lagos,
Nigeria  |  Zhou Qihao |  Shin Yu-bin |  Jang Woo-jin
Lim Jong-hoon |  Jeon Ji-hee
Shin Yu-bin |  Xiang Peng
Liu Weishan
WTT Contender Tunis | Tunis,
Tunisia  |  Anton Kallberg |  Miwa Harimoto |  Jang Woo-jin
Park Gang-hyeon |  Sutirtha Mukherjee
Ayhika Mukherjee |  Lin Yun-ju
Chen Szu-yu
WTT Contender Zagreb | Zagreb,
Croatia  |  Lin Gaoyuan |  Miu Hirano |  Lin Shidong
Yuan Licen |  Jeon Ji-hee
Shin Yu-bin |  Wang Chuqin
Sun Yingsha
WTT Contender Lima | Lima,
Peru  |  Marcos Freitas |  Shin Yu-bin |  Mizuki Oikawa
Sora Matsushima |  Álvaro Robles
María Xiao
WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro | Rio,
Brazil  |  Mattias Falck |  Hina Hayata |  An Jae-hyun
Lim Jong-hoon |  Lim Jong-hoon
Shin Yu-bin
WTT Contender Almaty | Almaty,
Kazakhstan  |  Lin Yun-ju |  Kuai Man |  Lin Shidong
Xu Yingbin |  Chen Yi
Kuai Man |  Cho Dae-seong
Joo Cheon-hui
WTT Contender Muscat | Muscat,
Oman  |  Hugo Calderano |  Hina Hayata |  Patrick Franziska
Dimitrij Ovtcharov |  Ng Wing Lam
Zhu Chengzhu |  Lin Yun-ju
Chen Szu-yu
WTT Contender Antalya | Antalya,
Turkey  |  Félix Lebrun |  Lim Jong-hoon
An Jae-hyun |  Orawan Paranang
Suthasini Sawettabut |  Tomokazu Harimoto
Hina Hayata
WTT Contender Taiyuan | Taiyuan,
China  |  Liang Jingkun |  Wang Manyu |  Lin Gaoyuan
Lin Shidong |  Chen Xingtong
Qian Tianyi |  Lin Shidong
Kuai Man
2024
WTT Contender Doha | Doha,
Qatar  |  Timo Boll |  Jeon Ji-hee |  Lim Jong-hoon
Lee Sang-su |  Jeon Ji-hee
Shin Yu-bin |  Wang Chuqin
Sun Yingsha
WTT Contender Taiyuan | Taiyuan,
China  |  Liang Jingkun |  Chen Xingtong |  Ma Long
Lin Gaoyuan |  Chen Yi
Kuai Man |  Lin Shidong
Kuai Man
WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro | Rio,
Brazil  |  Hugo Calderano |  Miyu Nagasaki |  An Jae-hyun
Oh Jun-sung |  Honoka Hashimoto
Hitomi Sato |  Lim Jong-hoon
Shin Yu-bin
WTT Contender Mendoza | Mendoza, Argentina  |  Benedikt Duda |  Sakura Mori |  Horacio Cifuentes
Santiago Lorenzo |  Sakura Mori
Miyu Nagasaki |  Yuta Tanaka
Miyu Nagasaki
WTT Contender Zagreb | Zagreb,
Croatia  |  Alexis Lebrun |  Hina Hayata |  Alexis Lebrun
Simon Gauzy |  Sakura Yokoi
Satsuki Odo |  Tomokazu Harimoto
Hina Hayata
WTT Contender Lagos | Lagos,
Nigeria  |  Dimitrij Ovtcharov |  Sreeja Akula |  Harmeet Desai
Manav Thakkar |  Sreeja Akula
Archana Kamath |  Lim Jong-hoon
Shin Yu-bin
WTT Contender Tunis | Tunis,
Tunisia  |  Tomokazu Harimoto |  Miwa Harimoto |  Sora Matsushima
Tomokazu Harimoto |  Satsuki Odo
Sakura Yokoi |  Tomokazu Harimoto
Hina Hayata
WTT Contender Lima | Lima,
Peru  |  Darko Jorgic |  Satsuki Odo |  Florian Bourrassaud
Esteban Dorr |  Henrique Noguti
Giulia Takahashi
WTT Contender Almaty | Almaty,
Kazakhstan  |  Lin Shidong |  Shi Xunyao |  Lin Shidong
Xu Yinbing |  He Zhuojia
Liu Weishan |  Lin Shidong
Kuai Man
WTT Contender Muscat | Muscat,
Oman  |  Kuai Man |  Yuan Licen
Xiang Peng |  Yang Yiyun
Zhu Sibing
2025
WTT Contender Muscat | Muscat,
Oman  |  Chen Yuanyu |  Shi Xunyao |  Tomokazu Harimoto
Sora Matsushima |  Satsuki Odo
Sakura Yokoi |  Álvaro Robles
Maria Xiao
WTT Contender Taiyuan  | Taiyuan, China  |  Sora Matsushima |  Honoka Hashimoto |  Xu Yingbin
Xiang Peng |  Kim Nayeong
Ryu Han-na |  Lim Jong-hoon
Kim Nayeong

## Results Links

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* https://tt-wiki.info/wttv-ranglistenturniere/
* https://tt-wiki.info/world-tour-grand-finals/
* https://tt-wiki.info/world-tour-turniere/
* https://tt-wiki.info/grand-smashes/
* https://tt-wiki.info/wtt-cup-finals/
* https://tt-wiki.info/wtt-champions/
* https://tt-wiki.info/wtt-star-contenders/
* https://tt-wiki.info/wtt-contenders/
* https://tt-wiki.info/wtt-feeders/

## References

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