| 11-14/12 , 2003 |
| Standard time zone: GMT+8 |
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| INFORMATION |
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A few years ago, as President of the ITTF, I challenged the table tennis manufacturers to rethink the design of their products. Most of the manufacturers rose to the challenge. The latest being the bold design of the Double Fish table at the 2003 VOLKSWAGEN Pro Tour Grand Finals in Guangzhou, China. Click here to read more | ||||||||
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GUANGZHOU, China, Dec. 14 – VOLKSWAGEN Pro Tour Grand Finals men's singles champion Wang Hao told the ITTF Website: "I had a poor record against Hao Shuai, so I had expected a tough game today. The final turned out even tougher than I expected." Click here to read more | ||||||||
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GUANGZHOU, China, Dec. 14 - Wang Hao showed tougher nerves as he beat fellow Chinese Hao Shuai in the men’s singles final on the last day of the VOLKSWAGEN Pro Tour Grand Finals on Sunday. Click here to read more | ||||||||
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GUANGZHOU, China, Dec. 14 – Niu Jianfeng added the women’s doubles title to her singles crown as she combined with 16-year-old Guo Yue to beat Wang Nan and Zhang Yining in a seven-set thriller at the VOLKSWAGEN Pro Tour Grand Finals here on Sunday. Click here to read more | ||||||||
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Modern Design |
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| Men's Singles |
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| CCTV Live on 13 &14 Dec. |
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| ITTF Partner for satellite services |
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