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Historical Performance in Table Tennis: Vladislav Ursu and Andrei Poutuntica Qualified in the Semifinals of the European Championship in Slovenia

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Moldovan athletes Vladislav Ursu and Andrei Púțuntica qualified in the semifinals of the double men's event in the European Seniors' Table Tennis Championship, held in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The two secured a medal at the continental competition, according to the Moldovan Federation of Table Tennis.
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Andrei Poutuntica and Vladislav Ursu stopped in the semifinals at the European Table Tennis Championships, competition taking place in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Moldovan athletes were defeated by a Swedish pair, but entered the possession of bronze medals.

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Moldovan athletes Vladislav Ursu and Andrei Púțuntica qualified in the semifinals of the double men's event in the European Seniors' Table Tennis Championship, held in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The two secured a medal at the continental competition, according to the Moldovan Federation of Table Tennis.

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Moldovan tennis players Vladislav Ursu and Andrei Poutuntica qualified in the semifinals of the European Championship of table tennis, held in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The pair won five consecutive wins in the double men's race and secured at least their bronze medals. In the qualifying phase, Moldovan athletes defeated Czech representatives, Lubomir Jancarik and Jiri Martinko, with [...] Article Vladislav Ursu and Andrei Poutuntica, in the semifina…

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Vladislav Ursu, who normally plays for Eslövs AI, has secured a bronze medal at the European Table Tennis Championships in men's doubles. There could be more noble titles than that.

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Skånska Dagbladet broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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