ITTF Para Future Taipei: Asian Debut & Results
- The ITTF World Para Future Series is set to make its Asian debut in Taipei from June 26-29, marking a significant expansion for the circuit.
- Kaohsiung will host the tournament, where local athletes Cheng Ming Chih and Yen Po Dog, both silver medalists at the Paris 2024 Paralympics, are eager to compete for...
- However, they will face stiff competition from Korea Republic's Kim Jung-Gil and Cha Soo Yong, who each secured bronze medals in Paris.
The ITTF World Para future Series arrives in Taipei, marking a historic Asian debut for the para table tennis circuit.Witness top athletes, including local heroes Cheng Ming Chih adn Yen Po Dog, as they compete for gold. This exciting shift follows successful events in Europe, setting the stage for intense matches. Competitors face tough rivals from Korea Republic’s Kim Jung-Gil, and Cha Soo Yong, adding to the competition. Earlier events in Ostrava saw Polish dominance and Czech hospitality. News Directory 3 will keep you updated on all the match results. Discover what’s next …
Para Table Tennis Future Series Kicks Off Asian Leg in Taipei
Updated June 25, 2025
The ITTF World Para Future Series is set to make its Asian debut in Taipei from June 26-29, marking a significant expansion for the circuit. Following accomplished tournaments in Europe and the Americas, the competition now heads to Chinese Taipei, a nation renowned for hosting world-class para table tennis events.
Kaohsiung will host the tournament, where local athletes Cheng Ming Chih and Yen Po Dog, both silver medalists at the Paris 2024 Paralympics, are eager to compete for gold on their home tables. Their performances in France highlighted the growth of para table tennis in Chinese Taipei, making them key players to watch.
However, they will face stiff competition from Korea Republic’s Kim Jung-Gil and Cha Soo Yong, who each secured bronze medals in Paris. These seasoned athletes are determined to maintain their momentum as the series progresses.
Earlier in June, the ITTF World Para Future Ostrava 2025 in the Czech Republic showcased European talent.Poland emerged as a dominant force, achieving success in both men’s and women’s events. The Czech Republic earned praise for hosting a well-organized and engaging tournament.
in Ostrava, Poland’s Krzysztof Zylka and Maciej Nalepka demonstrated resilience in the men’s doubles MD8 final, overcoming a 0-2 deficit to defeat Serbia’s Mladen Ciric and Nemanja Curic.Similarly, the Czech Republic’s Nela Kemlinkova and Tereza Cakorova displayed fighting spirit in the WD14-20 final, securing a victory against Spain’s Olaia Martinez and Maria Migueles.
Poland also excelled in mixed doubles, with Maksym Chudzicki and Katarzyna Marszal winning XD14 gold and Piotr Grudzien and Karolina Pek claiming the XD17-20 title. France’s Mateo Boheas and Thomas Bouvais delivered a notable performance in the men’s MD18, defeating Poland’s Igor Misztal and Maksym Chudzicki.
Individual events in Ostrava saw Germany’s Jan Reinig win MS9 gold, Norway’s Krizander Magnussen secure MS7 gold, Turkey’s Ebru Acer dominate WS11, Norway’s Aida Dahlen claim WS8 gold, and Germany’s Jana Spegel take the WS1-2 title.
What’s next
Following the Taipei event, Chinese Taipei will also host the TIT Weth We Wubular from july 2-5.This provides athletes with an prospect to refine their skills before competing at a higher level, solidifying Chinese Taipei’s position as a key destination for para table tennis in Asia.