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Table Tennis Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024


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ITTF awarded the East Asian quotas based on 21 May ranking. 

 

:HKG Wong Chun Ting and :PRK Pyon Song-Gyong

 

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https://www.ittf.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Paris_2024_WS21May24.pdf

https://www.ittf.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Paris_2024_MS21May24-2.pdf

 

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That makes more sense to award the East Asian quotas now.

 

This means that the men's singles world rankings will have 10 quotas (plus athletes who are also qualified in the mixed doubles).

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Looks like :GUY is going to get the women's tripartite quota according to this news report.

 

No word on the men's quota, but Wikipedia has :CGO listed (probably my choice too).

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I think 11+ Xiao. And I also think that until Altinkaya are all safe. For the last spot Balazova needs another win to overtake Brateyko. 

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14 minutes ago, Robertino said:

I think 11+ Xiao. And I also think that until Altinkaya are all safe. For the last spot Balazova needs another win to overtake Brateyko. 

I think too, maximum 15 places for ranking list, 4 women players in mixed doubles not in teams competition (CUB, PRK, HUN and Xiao ESP), if we count Xiao as part of mixed doubles there are 11 places, if not there are 12 places (but one of them Xiao), nothing changed, on ittf exist women summary document, Xiao on list already and 11 places by ranking.

 

I think after first round in Ljubljana: 9. De Nutte, 10. Altinkaya, 11. Brateyko, 12. Balazova, all other out of competion

 

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41 minutes ago, copravolley said:

Piccolin and Vivarelli have a QO behind english Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_tennis_at_the_2024_Summer_Olympics_–_Qualification

I think that Altinkaya with tonight's win overtook Brateyko and qualified.

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