Singapore Smash 2026 Men’s Doubles: Round of 32 | Table Tennis

The February 19 to March 1 WTT Singapore Smash 2026 presented by Resorts World Sentosa is underway, showcasing the world’s elite table tennis players at The Kallang in Singapore. The tournament, a WTT Grand Smash event, boasts a prize pool of USD 1,550,000 and features competition across men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles.

Early highlights from the tournament, as showcased on mewatch, include matches featuring Qiu and Winter (Germany) against Quek and Ser (Singapore) in mixed doubles, Zeng Jian (Singapore) versus Wang Manyu (China) in women’s singles, and Lin Shidong (China) facing Shinozuka Hiroto (Japan) in men’s singles. Further matches highlighted include Harimoto Miwa (Japan) against Mittelham Nina (Germany) in women’s singles.

World No. 1 Wang Chuqin of China leads the men’s singles draw, while Sun Yingsha, also of China, heads the women’s singles competition. Players from Japan, Brazil, France, Sweden, and other nations are also participating, making the Singapore Smash a truly international event.

The tournament’s significance is underscored by its status as one of the most prestigious events on the World Table Tennis calendar. The substantial prize money further elevates its importance, attracting the very best talent in the sport. The event is being live-streamed, allowing fans worldwide to follow the action, with results and a full schedule available at singaporesmash.com. A YouTube livestream of Day 1, T4, is also available.

Competition has already begun in the early rounds, with several matches already completed. Highlights available on mewatch show the intensity of the competition, with players battling for advancement through the brackets. Matches like Abdelaziz/Alhodaby (EGY) vs Calderano/Takahashi (BRA) in Mixed Doubles Round of 16, and Sun Yingsha (CHN) vs Paranang Orawan (THA) in Women’s Singles Round of 64, demonstrate the high level of play.

The Singapore Smash also provides a platform for emerging talent to test themselves against the established stars. Matches like Koen Pang (SGP) vs Franziska Patrick (GER) and Zeng Jian (SGP) vs Wang Manyu (CHN) highlight the opportunity for players from Singapore to compete on a global stage. The tournament is not only a showcase of skill but also a crucial stepping stone for players aiming to climb the world rankings.

Further matches highlighted on mewatch include Batra Manika (IND) vs Zhu Yuling (MAC) in Women’s Singles Round of 64, Walther Ricardo (GER) vs Calderano Hugo (BRA) in Men’s Singles Round of 64, and Goda/Meshref (EGY) vs Zeng/Ser (SGP) in Women’s Doubles Round of 24. These early-round contests are setting the stage for what promises to be a thrilling tournament.

The mixed doubles competition is also proving to be highly competitive, with matches like Lim/Shin (KOR) vs Lebrun (FRA)/Odo (JPN) and Lum/Liu (AUS) vs Pang/Zeng (SGP) showcasing the dynamic partnerships and strategic play that define the event. The Round of 24 and Round of 16 matches are providing a glimpse into the potential contenders for the mixed doubles title.

Men’s singles action has seen Jorgic Darko (SLO) vs Chen Yuanyu (CHN) and Wang Chuqin (CHN) vs Luu Finn (AUS) take place in the Round of 64. The women’s singles draw has featured Hayata Hina (JPN) vs Takahashi Bruna (BRA) and Wang Yidi (CHN) vs Joo Cheonhui (KOR). These matches demonstrate the global reach of the tournament and the diverse range of playing styles on display.

The tournament’s format, with its multiple rounds and categories, ensures a sustained period of high-level competition. Fans can expect a constant stream of exciting matches and dramatic moments as players vie for supremacy in each discipline. The ongoing coverage on platforms like mewatch and YouTube provides ample opportunity to follow the tournament’s progress.

The Singapore Smash 2026 is more than just a table tennis tournament; it’s a celebration of the sport and a testament to the dedication and skill of the athletes who compete. With the world’s top players in attendance and a substantial prize pool on offer, the event is poised to deliver a memorable experience for both participants and spectators alike.

As the tournament progresses, attention will undoubtedly focus on whether Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha can maintain their top rankings and lead China to further success. However, with strong challenges expected from players across the globe, the outcome of the Singapore Smash remains uncertain, promising a captivating spectacle for table tennis fans worldwide.