Sweden Open 2014 - ITTF World Tour

mahomedy13 · Nov 10, 2014

GAC Group 2014 ITTF World Tour, Sweden Open (Major) 12 Nov 2014 - 16 Nov 2014, Stockholm, Sweden

The Gac Group 2014 ITTF World Tour, Sweden Open begins on the 12th November and concludes on the 16th November. This major World Tour event is held in city of Stockholm. Xu Xin leads the Men's Singles Seedings.

Total number of entries so far is: 326

Main Draw

Mens's Pre-Qualifier
Men's Main Draw

Women's Pre-Qualifier
Women's Main Draw

Men's Doubles Pre-Qualifier
Men's Doubles Main Draw

Women's Doubles Pre-Qualifier
Women's Doubles Main Draw

Live matches from the Swedish Open can be watched in the ITTF Live Streaming which has playback on demand with integrated chat with TableTennisDaily members!

China's Xu Xin, the World #1 has entered the Sweden Open as the #1 seed.

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Xu Xin no.1 Seed

Men's Singles Seeds

China's Fan Zhendong enters the tournament as the #2 seed

01) Xu Xin
02) Fan Zhendong
03) Dimitrij Ovtcharov
04) Wang Hao
05) Yan An
06) Marcos Freitas
07) Koki Niwa
08) Tang Peng
09) Bastian Steger
10) Andrej Gacina
11) Gionis Panagiotis
12) Cho Enroe
13) Fang Bo
14) Robert Gardos
15) Kenta Matsudaira
16) Steffen Mengel
17) Jung Youngsik
18) Seiya Kishikawa
19) Gustavo Tsuboi
20) Par Gerell
21) Masataka Morizono

Women Singles Seeds

China's Liu Shiwen enters the tournament as the #1 seed

01) Liu Shiwen
02) Zhu Yuling
03) Wu Yang
04) Han Ying
05) Kasumi Ishikawa
06) Yu Mengyu
07) Liu Jia
08) Ai Fukuhara
09) Sayaka Hirano
10) Yu Fu
11) Li Jiao
12) Yang Haeun
13) Hu Limei
14) Yuka Ishigaki
15) Misaki Morizono
16) Georgina Pota
17) Jihee Jeon
18) Wu Jiaduo
19) Hu Melek
20) Lin Ye
21) Misako Wakamiya

For full player entries click here.

Live matches from the Swedish Open can be watched in the ITTF Live Streaming which has playback on demand with integrated chat with TableTennisDaily members!

We can use this thread as a means to display all the latest results, videos and news from this spectacular World Tour event! What are your predictions from each event.

ddeoad · Nov 10, 2014

Didn't Wang Hao retire?

Dan · Nov 10, 2014

ddeoad said:
Didn't Wang Hao retire?

That's a good point. Also I thought Ma Long was playing? Maybe Wang Hao replaced him?

mahomedy13 · Nov 10, 2014

no.ma long did not enter.wang hao did not retire,he was just inactive,therefore his name did not appear on november world ranking.

Dan · Nov 10, 2014

mahomedy13 said:
no.ma long did not enter.wang hao did not retire,he was just inactive,therefore his name did not appear on november world ranking.

Okay yes that makes sense. Will be great to see Wang Hao back in action! He has probably been looking after his new child

fz29888 · Nov 10, 2014

Fang Bo and Liang Jingkun replaced Ma Long and Zhou Yu.

mahomedy13 · Nov 11, 2014

i vote for wang hao.He is a player that is old,but worth gold

Skully · Nov 12, 2014

The draw is quite weird. I'm currently watching the pre qualifiers and one thing that sticks out to Paul Drinkhall, after his runner up spot last weekend, has to go through pre-qualification. I'm guessing that is because of his world ranking. Netherless, being I didn't see any draws on the main post, I thought I'd link them here

Mens's Pre-Qualifier
Men's Main Draw

Women's Pre-Qualifier
Women's Main Draw

Men's Doubles Pre-Qualifier
Men's Doubles Main Draw

Women's Doubles Pre-Qualifier
Women's Doubles Main Draw

Tony's Table Tennis · Nov 12, 2014

Skully said:
The draw is quite weird. I'm currently watching the pre qualifiers and one thing that sticks out to Paul Drinkhall, after his runner up spot last weekend, has to go through pre-qualification. I'm guessing that is because of his world ranking. Netherless, being I didn't see any draws on the main post, I thought I'd link them here

Mens's Pre-Qualifier
Men's Main Draw

Women's Pre-Qualifier
Women's Main Draw

Men's Doubles Pre-Qualifier
Men's Doubles Main Draw

Women's Doubles Pre-Qualifier
Women's Doubles Main Draw

Yeah, Paul will need to wait for the new world ranking before tournament seedings gets updated.
Seeding is based on latest WR - unless specified different on the propectus.

Tony's Table Tennis · Nov 12, 2014

mahomedy13 said:
i vote for wang hao.He is a player that is old,but worth gold

I'm afraid Wang Hao is barely around to help the younger ones.
If he can get into top 4, he done a good job

mcaibyz2 · Nov 12, 2014

Dan said:
Okay yes that makes sense. Will be great to see Wang Hao back in action! He has probably been looking after his new child

If Wang Hao were european player, he would have been looking at another 10 years of active playing. Shame there are just too many strong players in China. For me, he is the greatest penhold player ever.

Michal_Z · Nov 13, 2014

And Paul Drinkhall is already out .. lost in premilitary rounds to Florent Lambient from BELGIUM .. A player I never heared about, lol ..

lefty · Nov 13, 2014

Michal_Z said:
And Paul Drinkhall is already out .. lost in premilitary rounds to Florent Lambient from BELGIUM .. A player I never heared about, lol ..

imo it's bad scheduling, he played all last week reaching the final, flew back mon stayed 1 night at home flew to Belgium for a league match and then flew to Sweden at dinnertime yesterday for his 5.30 match!
He must have been both physically and mentally exhausted.

RafaelVaz · Nov 13, 2014

Come on Marcos !!!

Michal_Z · Nov 13, 2014

lefty said:
imo it's bad scheduling, he played all last week reaching the final, flew back mon stayed 1 night at home flew to Belgium for a league match and then flew to Sweden at dinnertime yesterday for his 5.30 match!
He must have been both physically and mentally exhausted.

Yep, but this is all his fault

pipott · Nov 13, 2014

Marcos Freitas!! You can do it !!

Dan · Nov 13, 2014

Just watched a great doubles match between Sweden's Simon Arvidsson and Hampus Nordberg and China's Wang Hao and Yan An. China just took the match by 3 sets to 2. Good to see Wang Hao back in action!

Michal_Z · Nov 13, 2014

Dan said:
Just watched a great doubles match between Sweden's Simon Arvidsson and Hampus Nordberg and China's Wang Hao and Yan An. China just took the match by 3 sets to 2. Good to see Wang Hao back in action!

Too bad there was no live stream..
Dan, did Wang Hao play that bad or the Swedish duo played so well?

Why 3:2? Why not 3:0??

Michal_Z · Nov 13, 2014

Dan, if possible, ask Wang Hao about Liu Guoliang telling him to lose to Zhang Jike in Olympic final

There was an article about it on tabletennista .. just to be sure

Dan · Nov 13, 2014

Michal_Z said:
Too bad there was no live stream..
Dan, did Wang Hao play that bad or the Swedish duo played so well?
Why 3:2? Why not 3:0??

Good question! The Swedish crowd were showing a lot of support for the Swedish Team. It looked like Yan An and Wang Hao were a little cold and not expecting it. The Swedish pairing played very well, staying in the rallys well and clinched the second set giving them a 2-0 lead.

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