On March 2, Beijing time, the 2024 Bundesliga Table Tennis League is underway. At present, the main players of national table tennis are resting and adjusting to prepare for the next competition. But the European arena is not idle, the French league, the Bundesliga are in full swing. In terms of the French League, the national table tennis Xiang Peng and Xu Yingbin joined hands to sign up for the competition, and the Bundesliga also signed up for a large number of table tennis stars.
In the just-concluded match, Fortuna Dusseldorf FC scored 3:0 Bremen on aggregate. In the first set, the German teenager Kesdam Lamper had a big upset, facing the world champion Falke, and the German teenager won two games in a row 12:10, 13:11. In the third game, Falke pulled one back 11:4. In the fourth game, the German teenager locked up the victory 11:7 and won with a total score of 3:1. In this way, the men's singles was a big upset, and the world champion lost to the nobody 1:3.
In the second set, Swedish teenager Carlberg fought hard in five games, with a total score of 3:2 against Aregie and won one more city. In the third set, the table tennis veteran Bol played, and Bol won three games in a row with 15:13, 13:11, 11:7 in the case of losing one game first, and reversed the Kazakh star Glasmenko with a total score of 3:1, so that the Dusseldorf club won 3:0 on aggregate. Glasmenko performed well in the just-concluded World Table Tennis Championships, maintaining a winning record and reaching the top 16 of the men's team, but his teammates lost more and did not go further.
In the other match, Königshofen scored 3:0 Bergneustadt on aggregate. In the first set, Steg reversed his opponent Ruiz 3:1. In the second set, Japan's Hitoshi Ueda played five games and defeated Germany's Duda with a total score of 3:2. In the third set, Zelico played 3:1 against Larsenfuss.
Saarlubken FC is 3:1 on aggregate FC Mulhausen. In the first set, German star Francesca lost three games in straight sets, 3:0 Romanian player Ionescu. In the second set, Japanese veteran Yuto Muramatsu also won three games in a row, 3:0 against Bertrand. In the third set, the European men's singles champion Darko broke out a big upset, fought hard in five games, and lost to German player Menger with a total score of 2:3 and missed the victory. In the fourth set, Yuto Muramatsu 3:2 Austrian player Habesson.
Fulda Club 3:2 Glen Witters**. In the first set, German chipper Firus was full of firepower and lost three games in a row, 3:0 Kozul. In the second set, table tennis world champion Zhuang Zhiyuan was also not to be outdone, 3:1 Portuguese star Apollonia. In the third set, Meng Fanbo 1:3 Walther. In the fourth set, chipper Firus lost to Apollonia 2:3. In the fifth set, Zhuang Zhiyuan and Meng Fanbo defeated Kazur Walser 3:1.