The world -class boards released on Tuesday by ITTF are the last of this summer and for the Greek colors included the evaluation of two of our champions who took part in World Table Tennis’ individual events.
Now the points for Panagiotis Gionis, who had completed his presence at Swedish, Sweden in Malm, and Elizabeth Terpou for her participation in Bulgaria, who ended last Sunday in Panourbiste, was evaluated.
Both of our internationals had a scoring improvement, regardless of the fact that they did not score a positive result. Gionis climbed to number 205 and Terpou at 533.
In the men’s world rankings, the top Greek ace got 10 points from the Europe Smash.
It was excluded in the first qualifying round of the top event, but with 85 points in total appears in number 205 from 209 last week.
By the way, and because men have come up with the most notable result from Sweden to add three changes to very high positions. Troulls Meregord, who in his home country won a historic European first in the WTT Grand Smash series, returned to the top five of the world. The 23 -year -old Olympian, who also works with Olympiacos, went to number 5 from 7 last week.
The Frenchman Simon Gozi, who came third and had been training in Crete in early August, along with his vacation, climbed to number 17 (out of 32), while German Benedict Dunda, who also entered the semifinals of the Smash, was at number 8 (10).
In the world ranking of women, the Terpus rose 51. In the simple Bulgarian Feeder lost in the first round, however with the 2 points he received for the rating table he moved to number 533 from 584 Week #35. In total, it has 9 points.
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