Möregårdh superior, advances to the quarterfinals
Table tennis star Truls Möregårdh is in fine form at the World Cup in Macau. The Swede beat Germany's Patrick Franziska in four straight sets in the round of 16.
SportsTable tennis star Truls Möregårdh is in fine form at the World Cup in Macau. The Swede beat Germany's Patrick Franziska in four straight sets in the round of 16.
SportsTruls Möregårdh got off to the best possible start at the World Cup in Macau. The Swede beat India’s Manav Thakkar 3–1 in his second group match and is through to the round of 16.
SportsTruls Möregårdh started the group stage of the Table Tennis World Cup in Macau with a victory. The Swedish world No. 2 and Olympic silver medalist beat Park Gang-Hyeon 3–1 in sets.
SportsTruls Möregårdh did it again. The table tennis star has won his sixth consecutive Swedish Championship gold medal - a feat no one else has achieved. "I am, of course, very pleased to win again," Möregårdh said.
SportsWorld number two Truls Möregårdh was eliminated in the round of 16 of a major tournament on the table tennis world tour in China. The Swede lost 1–3 in sets to 19-year-old home player Wen Ruibo, ranked 27th in the world.
SportsWorld No. 2 Truls Möregårdh had no trouble advancing from the first round of the Table Tennis World Tour in China. The Swede beat Dane Anders Lind 3–0 in sets.
SportsTruls Möregårdh is now ranked as the world's second-best table tennis player. "A milestone that I never even dared to dream of was realized today," the 24-year-old writes on Instagram.
SportsTruls Möregårdh is out of the Singapore Smash tournament. The Swede lost the semi-final to world number eight Lin Yun-Ju 2–4 in the WTT table tennis event.
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