Get ready for fast-paced action and fierce competition as the World Table Tennis US Smash takes over the Las Vegas Orleans Arena through Sunday, July 13. The Maverick Arena is buzzing with singles, ...

Table tennis fans worldwide have been guaranteed at least one more chance to watch the evergreen Ma Long play on the international stage after the sport’s most decorated player made his way into the ...

Wang Yidi’s disappointing run continued after bowing out at the first hurdle of the World Table Tennis (WTT) China Smash in Beijing to unranked Fan Siqi on Sunday. Tournament third seed Wang lost 3-2 ...

The pair reached the Grand Smash semi-finals, a historic first for Singapore, after defeating strong opponents. Despite the strong performance, the pair lost to world No. 1 Lin Shidong and Huang ...

Did someone say table tennis and drinks? Um, yes. Smash, a self-described “ping-pong house,” just held its grand opening on Feb. 8, at 2953 Hempstead Tpke. in Levittown. Stunning multi-colored lights, ...

After a five-year silence, the fast-paced action of table tennis returned to Mzuzu with a bang, as 60 young players gathered to compete in a high-stakes regional junior tournament that could launch ...

For 25-year-old Kanak Jha, table tennis has been a part of his life for pretty much as long as he can remember. The Milpitas native and professional athlete has been playing for the better part of two ...

For the first time, a Singaporean para-athlete is playing in the ongoing Singapore Smash — the first of four World Table Tennis Grand Smash events in 2025. Organisers said this highlights the sport's ...

Above the thump of basketballs on the indoor courts and the squeal of kids on the soccer fields outside, a distinctive sound is coming from room 102 at the Estero Recreation Center. It’s the rhythmic ...

Five months after opening its doors, the SMASH! Table Tennis Rec Center is living up to its potential as a recreational outlet in the heart of Hamilton. From the outside the Commercial Building at 54 ...

It began as a parlor game of the English aristocracy, played by Victorian dandies using cigar box lids as paddles and champagne corks as balls. From there, it took a great leap forward to ...