The 2025 edition of WTT Europe Smash – Sweden came to a sensational close on Sunday night, with two unforgettable singles finals that rewrote table tennis history.On the women’s side, World No.1 Sun Yingsha added yet another prestigious title to her glittering career, overcoming Wang Manyu in a breathtaking 6-game thriller: 11-9, 11-9, 5-11, 10-12, 11-6, 11-5.
But the story of the night belonged to Truls Möregårdh, the charismatic Swedish superstar and proud Olympiacos player, who pulled off the impossible. In one of the most dramatic finals ever witnessed, Truls defeated the world’s top seed Lin Shidong 4-3 (11-8, 8-11, 12-10, 11-8, 4-11, 11-13, 11-9) and made history as the first European ever to lift a WTT Grand Smash Men’s Singles title.
The final point of the match seemed like it would never end. A rally of breathtaking athleticism and nerve, where Möregårdh showed just why he is considered a table tennis genius. His coolness under pressure, his trademark flair, and his iron will made this moment truly iconic.
For Olympiacos and Greek table tennis, this victory has a special meaning.
The presence of such elite athletes in our team proves once again the wisdom and vision of the club's leadership. Having a global star like Truls Möregårdh wearing red and white elevates not just our team but the image of Greek table tennis internationally. His performance tonight made all of us proud, and reminded the world that Olympiacos is not just a team — it’s a movement in World table tennis.
On the women’s final, spectators were treated to a tactical and emotional rollercoaster.
Featuring two of the sport’s biggest superstars, Sun Yingsha vs Wang Manyu was always going to be tight. Game after game was decided by just a few points. Sun held her nerve in the key moments, mixing aggressive backhands with clever pace changes. Even when Wang fought back and leveled at 2-2, Sun elevated her game, dominating the fifth and sixth games with fierce precision.
After the match, Sun Yingsha offered her opponent a heartfelt embrace and thanked the fans in Sweden, lifting her fourth WTT Grand Smash singles trophy to a standing ovation.
As for Möregårdh, he walked off the court to a roaring crowd, waving the Swedish flag — and leaving a legacy that will forever be remembered.
One historic night. Two new champions. One unforgettable Europe Smash.
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