HOUSTON — History will be made when China and the USA team up at the 2021 World Table Tennis Championship Finals in Houston. Two pairs formed of both American and Chinese players entered the ...

HOUSTON, Texas — Houston will host the 2021 World Table Tennis Championship. On Monday the International Table Tennis Federation announced that Houston won a bid against Morocco to host the ...

Almost 50 years after the "ping-pong diplomacy" visit of U.S. table tennis athletes to China, the United States and China have agreed to support each country's respective bids for upcoming world ...

African table tennis continues to shine brightly as Quadri Aruna became the first player from the Africa continent to feature in the last eight at the World Table Tennis Championship.

Houston, in the United States, will host the 2021 World Table Tennis Championships which will be the first time in the Americas and for the first time outside Europe and Asia since 1939. Dating as ...

UB senior Joseph Baptista picks up a table tennis ball and stares at it straight on, willing it to go exactly where he wants on the table. With the swift move of his wrist, he delivers his signature ...

Confirmation of the hosts of the 2021 and 2022 World Table Tennis Championships will headline the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) meetings prior to this year’s event in Budapest.

The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) has launched the bidding process for its "bigger, better and expanded" World Championship Finals for 2021 and 2022.

SOUTH BEND — Dion Payne-Miller didn’t know much about the game when he and his brother first came to the South Bend Table Tennis Club.

Table tennis hasn’t been a major sport in the U.S. But after the world championship in ...

Houston native Tim Wang has been a two-time Olympian in table tennis and said he'd like to be involved in the 2021 world championship coming to Houston.

HOUSTON — There’s a lot of skill developing at the Houston International Table Tennis Academy, but for a lesson in perseverance, look no further than Jimmy Butler, an exercise more than two ...