WTT Contender Tunis-2026 (24 - 29 March 2026)

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WTT Contender Tunis-2026 — is the fourth table tennis tournament of the WTT Contender Series in 2026 (and the second tournament at the WTT Contenders level), held at the Palais des Sports el Menzah, located at Cité olympique in Tunis, Tunisia. WTT Contender Tunis-2026 is organized by the FÉDÉRATION TUNISIENNE DE TENNIS DE TABLE (Tunisian Table Tennis Federation) under the auspices of World Table Tennis (WTT) from March 24 to 29, 2026.
The total prize money for medalists amounts to $100,000.

Tournament qualification
Top 20 Participation Restrictions
Singles events
  • A maximum of three (3) players will be permitted to participate if players are inside the Top 20 of the ITTF TTWR, at the time of the entry deadline.
National Entry Restriction (NER)
Singles events
  • Each Member Association shall be allowed a maximum of four (4) players per event excluding the WTT nomination. The restriction is applied across both the Main Draw and Qualifying competition, to provide for a maximum total of four (4) players in any combination (i.e., 2 Qualifying / 2 Main Draw or 1 Qualifying / 3 Main Draw).
Doubles events
  • Each Member Association shall be allowed a maximum of eight (8) players per event with a maximum three (3) full pairs consisting of players from the same Member Association (i.e., 3 CZE/CZE, 1 CZE/SWE, 1 CZE/GER).
Mixed Doubles events
  • Each Member Association shall be allowed a maximum of four (4) players per event in any pairing combination.
The Host is permitted to use its wildcards to nominate additional players from any Member Association and/or pairs in any combination outside of the NER limit.
Wildcards
  • The host is entitled to the following Wildcards: three (3) players for the Singles Main Draw and two (2) pairs for the Doubles and Mixed Doubles Main Draw.
  • The host is entitled to the following Wildcards: twelve (12) players for the Singles Qualifying Draw and two (2) pairs for the Doubles
  • Any unused Wildcards/Nominations will be returned to the direct entries.
Useful Links

Tournament page on the WTT website: WTT Contender Tunis-2026
Playlist of tournament matches on the WTT YouTube channel: WTT Contender Tunis 2026
 
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WTT Contender Tunis 2026 GROUP WS
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WS SF
Abraamian 3-1 Maria Xiao (-7, 9, 3, -6, 7)
G1 73, 711
 
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Zeio wrote :
--- АIN is the new PRK
А keen observation, indeed.
 
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Abraamian/Panfilova 3-2 Takeya/Kaneyoshi (8, 7, -9, -11, 5)
G5 90, 91, 101, 105, 115
Haste of the AIN pair in the endgame of G3 gave the JPN pair a second chance.
 
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JCH (1)(WR17) 3-4 Elizabet Abraamian (WR103) (9, 5, -9, 8, -4, -8, -11)
G1 79, 119
G3 41 TO for Abraamian, 45, 65, 67, 87, 89, 99, 911
G4 51, 63, 64, 84, 87 TO for JCH, 107, 108, 118
G5 38, 48, 411
G6 12 JCH served off the corner, 32, 34, 44, 46, 66, 68, 88, 811
G7 10, 14, 44 Abraamian served into the net, 54, 55 big net for Abraamian, 65, 66, 76, 77, 87, 89, 99, 910, 1010 epic 4th shot for JCH, 1110 Abraamian missed the high smash, 1113 side edge for Abraamian's loopkill on the medium lob.

Elizabet Abraamian, a FH-oriented player with a BH serve. JCH failed to crack that from start to end.
 
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The least desired scenario Pesotska vs Abraamian WS final. Walkout win for opponent's non-appearance.
 
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what an event for Abraamian. Amazing performance and fun to watch. Congrats!!!

almost made XD finals too w Dorr
She was brilliant. She clearly loves TT. So much fun to see her give Joo a heartfelt thumbs up a couple of times when Joo had done something brilliant, and then the way she kissed the table after her victory :) what a day for her. Look forward to seeing more from her in WTT
 
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what an event for Abraamian. Amazing performance and fun to watch. Congrats!!!

almost made XD finals too w Dorr
I don't remember anyone who loop kills the loose ball on the women's side quite like she does. Gives me chills sometimes. It is like you hear the ball, the bat and the table suffer from the power of the stroke...
 
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