The tenth edition of the strongest table tennis tournament in Bulgaria ended in the most dramatic way possible - with a turnaround, saved match points and disappointment for the big star Dimitriy Ovcharov. The 6-time Olympic medalist was leading 3:1 in the final against the Swede Elias Ranefur (36th in the world), but allowed his opponent to win three consecutive games. Ranefur, who is in excellent form, wins $5,000 from the total prize fund of …
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The tenth edition of the strongest table tennis tournament in Bulgaria ended in the most dramatic way possible - with a turnaround, saved match points and disappointment for the big star Dimitriy Ovcharov. The 6-time Olympic medalist was leading 3:1 in the final against the Swede Elias Ranefur (36th in the world), but allowed his opponent to win three consecutive games. Ranefur, who is in excellent form, wins $5,000 from the total prize fund of …