This wacky 4-way table is currently on display (and for play!) at SFMOMA up in San Francisco. From the Court to the Canvas: Get in the Game at SFMOMA, through February 18, 2025.
In the media
North Korean table tennis players may be punished for Olympic podium selfie with rivals from South
Fun composite image from Paris 2024 Olympics
No, You Can’t Beat an Olympic Table Tennis Player
Brazilian table tennis star headed to both the Olympics and Paralympics
Nice radio/audio story about Brazilian table tennis star, Bruna Alexandre, only the fourth person ever to play in both the Olympics and Paralympics.
Article: Ping pong players exhibit superior brain structure and function, study finds
Fan of Fan Zhendong stole his underwear
Image created using unknown AI app.
This is likely to be the strangest table tennis related story of the year. Apparently, top Chinese players have some serious fans.
South Korean “table tennis entertainment show”, All Table Tennis!
I think this might be the first completely TT-related TV show. Click links with “SUB” for English subtitles.
Butterfly Signed Table Tennis Table Charity Auction
Got some spare money with a love for a rare pink table tennis table? The folks at Butterfly are auctioning a signed table for a good cause. I’m guessing shipping won’t be cheap to the US, but it is a unique item.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/164573396468
To mark our 70th anniversary we are auctioning off our famous pink table. This is the exact table that was used in our award winning advert “Timo Bolls Nightmare“, featuring Timo Boll and Michael Maze. During the 2018 World Table Tennis Championships and subsequently, the following Butterfly Pros all left their autographs on the table: Timo Boll, Michael Maze, Jun Mizutani, Dimitrij Ovtcharov, Tomokazu Harimoto, Kristian Karlsson, Adrian Crisan, Kenta Matsudaira, Jonathan Groth, Wong Chungting, Bastian Steger, Omar Assar, Daniela Dodean, Elizabeta Samara, Andrej Gacina, Adina Diaconu, Gustavo Tsuboi, Anton Källberg, Dina Meshref, Ruwen Filus, Tiago Apolonia.
All proceeds of the auction will go to the Ping Pong Parkinson campaign. Ping Pong Parkinson was founded by Croatian-American recording artist, composer, performer, producer and peace activist Nenad Bach on March 1, 2017, with the aim of stopping the progression of Parkinson’s disease by using table tennis as a form of physiotherapy. The model is based on the concept of Neuroplasticity – the brain’s ability to create new neurons and connections through challenging physical movement.