The 2022 Düsseldorf Table Tennis Regional Tournament in Germany produced a singles place in the top 4, and the Men's Singles Quarterfinals french teenager Alex swept Austria's Zelda 4-0 (12-10/11-2/11-7/11-0) in the men's singles quarterfinals, and the fourth set was also the first 11-0 in this year's international competition! Alex's men's doubles partner Felix lost 3-4 to Romania's Jonescu, the runner-up in men's doubles at the 2019 World Table Tennis Championships. Germany's Chinese beauty Wan Yuan was unable to go any further after eliminating top seed Messerif, losing unexpectedly 1-4 to Italy's Pickering in the 8-4 match.
After the Tokyo Olympic cycle, the French men's table tennis emerged two teenagers under the age of 20, Felix and Alex, who are also doubles partners, and have frequently made headlines in the nearly half-year WTT event, with gratifying results. In this competition, Alex fought against the German main straight board Chinese Qiu Dang in the first round, and perhaps trained with his teammate Felix, who was also straight, for a long time, and has found a tactic to deal with the straight board. Alex continued to work hard in the quarter-finals, facing Austria's Zelda, with a 4-0 (12-10/11-2/11-7/11-0) victory to advance to the men's singles semifinals, and Alex also played the first 11-0 of the new year, and the semi-finals will be won by top seed Francesca.
Francesca, the top seed in men's singles, was tasked with winning gold for the German table tennis team, and he advanced to the men's singles quarterfinals by beating Skachekov 4-2 (6-11/11-7/11-7/6-11/11-3/11-6). The two semi-finals places in the lower half go to Ionescu of Romania and Robles of Spain. Robles eliminated No. 2 seedEduer Omar of Egypt 4-0 (13-11/11-8/11-8/12-10), Jonescu 4-3 (16-14/7-11/5-11/11/11-11/11-5/13-11) narrowly beat France's straight-line youngster Felix, with a two-point tiebreaker that shows that the two men are at a level between Bergoon. Thus the 2019 World Table Tennis Championships men's doubles runner-up Robles and Jonescu will meet in the men's singles semifinals.
Germany's Wan Yuan eliminated top seed Mescherif of Egypt in the quarterfinals, but was quickly eliminated by Italy's Pickering 4-1 (11-3/11-7/9-11/13-11/11-11-6) by Italy's Pickering. Pickering's opponent in the semi-finals was Russia's Abramian, who eliminated Spain's Zhang Xuan 4-1 (7-11/11-4/11-7/11-9/11-8). The other two semi-finals were placed for Austria's Emily and Sweden's Christina, sweden's Christina beat Hungary's Balint 4-1 (11-7/11-9/11-9/4-11/14-12) over Serbia's Ruplescu and Austria's Emily 4-3 (10-12/11-6/11-13/11-4/11-9/10-12/11-6).
The semi-finals of the three doubles were as follows: men's doubles Roblers/Jonescu retired from the final for two consecutive rounds, France's Felix/Alex defeated the German duo of Cypress/Ott 3-1; the women's doubles of Italy's Pickering/Weivalerie narrowly defeated France's Issa/Lutz 3-2, and the German duo of Wan yuan/Chantal defeated Hungary's Balint/Valadi 3-0. Mixed doubles Serbian duo Ruplescu/Dimitrier defeated Slovakia's Kukurkova/Rajber 3-2 and Italy's Monfatini/Oyebode 3-2 against Austria's Chen Xudong/Caroline.