Who won the 35th table tennis world championship?

Answer 1

It was in 1926 that the modern game of Table Tennis began and the inaugural World Championship took place that year in London, England.

Hungarian Roland Jacobi took the men's singles title in that first year, beating another Hungarian (Zoltan Mechlovits) in the final as European players dominated the championship:-)

Answer 2

You can check out past world champions by going to: www.ittf.com. ITTF is the International Table Tennis Federation, which is the world governing body.

There you can search for almost anything you want to know about table tennis, the sport.

Answer 3

It was in 1926 that the modern game of table tennis began and the inaugural World Championship took place that year in London, England.

Hungarian Roland Jacobi took the men's singles title in that first year, beating another Hungarian (Zoltan Mechlovits) in the final as European players dominated the championship.

Answer 4

It was in 1926 that the modern game of table tennis began and the inaugural World Championship took place that year in London, England.

Hungarian Roland Jacobi took the men's singles title in that first year, beating another Hungarian (Zoltan Mechlovits) in the final as European players dominated the championship:-)

Answer 5

The 35th World TT Championships were in 1979 and held in Pyongyang, Korea.

The winners were:

Mens singles - Seiji Ono

Womens Singles - Xinai Ge

Answer 6

The first World Champion was Roland Jacobi from Hungary in 1926.