Table Tennis ITTF Pan American Championships 2023 Road to Paris 2024

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Table Tennis ITTF Pan American Championships 2023

 

Havana (CUB) - 10 September 2023 - 17 September 2023

 

 

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Edited September 11, 2023 by Sindo

[Josh 7,845]

ITTF has yet to update the draws, so not exactly sure what it looks like, but here are the quarterfinal matchups.

 

Women's Team

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Men's Team

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As a reminder, the top two men's and women's teams qualify for Paris.

[Josh 7,845]

8 hours ago, Josh said:

ITTF has yet to update the draws, so not exactly sure what it looks like, but here are the quarterfinal matchups.

 

Women's Team

 v.

 v.

 v.

 v.

 

Men's Team

 v.

 v.

 v.

 v.

 

As a reminder, the top two men's and women's teams qualify for Paris.

As for quota favorites, on the women's side, Brazil/United States and Chile/Puerto Rico are the favorites. On the men's side, Brazil and Chile/Puerto Rico are the favorites. 

Edited September 16, 2023 by Josh

[JoshMartini007 2,376]

The final women's round robin will be between

 

I know we use to be two continents, but I think it's weird that we still got two team quotas. Even in 2028 we will have at least two Pan American nations since the United States will be hosts.

[Roamingrover86 573]

Why would they have round robin after QF in a knockout format? 
Very strange way to conduct a championship perhaps the only confederation with a round robin format.

The 2 quotas are justified as ITTF previously had a North American & South American confederation, which offered a single quota each. 
So by merging the two confederation into 1 they kept the same quota place. 
ITTF must think about merging Oceania with Asia/Africa like some sports do, that way  will need to earn their quota place rather than getting a free quota and Asia/Africa teams will get to fight for an additional quota place. 
 

[JoshMartini007 2,376]

12 minutes ago, Roamingrover86 said:

Why would they have round robin after QF in a knockout format? 
Very strange way to conduct a championship perhaps the only confederation with a round robin format.

Probably because we have two team quotas. It's to prevent the top two teams from meeting in the semis and then getting eliminated.

 

Of course with v in the men's quarterfinals the whole exercise is ruined

[vinipereira 3,118]

1 hour ago, JoshMartini007 said:

Probably because we have two team quotas. It's to prevent the top two teams from meeting in the semis and then getting eliminated.

 

Of course with v in the men's quarterfinals the whole exercise is ruined

Don't know what happened to :USA, their level wasn't great here (probably wouldn't qualify even if they made top 4).

 

Their women's team is a favourite for a quota, though.  and  will battle for the second quota.

[Roamingrover86 573]

   &  qualify for the Final group stage in Men’s Team . 
 

2 out of these 4 will secure quota places for Paris Olympics 

[Adriano 517]

Thats funny, because some places are from ranking and if one this team makes suprie, this strongest team could taks quota from ranking. So more than this 2 team from 4 could go to OG

[Roamingrover86 573]

Theoretically yes, but the only strong team among those 4 is  

They will almost certainly get the quota here , the other 3 are not ranked high enough to get the quota place by ranking . Even getting a quota at world team championships will be tough for them. This is their best opportunity to get that quota with  going out in the QF stage.