13 - 20 September 2009 in Stuttgart, Germany
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Her belated birthday present was a golden one
"It feels like a dream, like I'm in heaven". Wu Jiaduo is the new European Champion in women's singles. One day after her 32nd birthday she defeated first Viktoria Pavlovich in a close match in the semis and then overcame young Ukrainian Margaryta Pesotska in the final in four straight games. more »
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And the winner is: Michael Maze
The best player of the tournament won the title. Michael Maze has not lost a single match during this eight-days competition. In the sold-out Porsche-Arena he beat former World Champion Werner Schlager 4-1 and gave a tremendous performance. "This is the best Michael Maze ever," he said at the press conference and added: "And I will continue to improve myself". more »
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Young Rumanians glad about their first big title in women’s double
Elizabeta Samara and Daniela Dodean won the gold medal in the women’s double competition at the LIEBHERR European Championships in Stuttgart. The young Rumanians succeeded 4:0 against the Italian combination Nikoleta Stefanova and Wenling Tan and celebrated their first big European title in the doubles. For the Italians, however, it was the second loss in a final in a row after their defeat at the European Championships in St. Petersburg last year. more »
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Werner Schlager storms the final
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Maze advances to the final
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Pesotska advances to the final
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“Short and sweet” - Boll challenges Maze in Quarter Finals
In a very lopsided match between current titleholder Timo Boll and his challenger Pär Gerell from Sweden, the German number one seed easily won his quarter final at the 2009 LIEBHERR European Championships with 4:0. Boll dominated from the start and didn’t give the DTTL player from TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen any chance to get into the match. Nearly every good ball from Gerell was returned with an even better stroke, so Boll’s win never was at risk. more »
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Standing Ovations for the Title Defenders
The old champions are the new ones. The German title defenders Timo Boll and Christian Süß defended their men’s doubles title at the LIEBHERR European Championships in Stuttgart. The audience in the Porsche-Arena celebrated their German heroes with standing ovations after their 4:2 victory in the final against the Polish combination Wang Zeng Yi and Lucjan Blaszczyk. more »
