Table Tennis
China Gold becomes latest WTT sponsor
World Table Tennis, the commercial and events arm of the International Table Tennis Federation, has announced a sponsorship deal with Chinese state-owned jewellery brand China Gold
Equipment supplier Double Fish named WTT Global Partner
World Table Tennis, the commercial and events arm of the International Table Tennis Federation, has announced a sponsorship deal with Chinese table tennis equipment manufacturer Double Fish
WTT serves up Shuijingfang sponsorship, unveils 2022 events
World Table Tennis, the commercial and events arm of the International Table Tennis Federation, has announced a sponsorship deal with Chinese baijiu brand Shuijingfang
World Table Tennis launches first NFT, signs supplier deal with Enlio
World Table Tennis, the commercial arm of the International Table Tennis Federation, has announced details of the sport’s first officially licensed NFT, while a deal has also been signed for Enlio to s…
Liebherr extends ITTF connection for Houston’s World Championships
German-Swiss technology company Liebherr has extended its long-running association with International Table Tennis Federation events by agreeing to sponsor the 2021 World Table Tennis Championships Finals
World Table Tennis extends deal with apparel partner Li-Ning
World Table Tennis, the commercial arm of the International Table Tennis Federation, has extended its agreement with Chinese apparel brand Li-Ning
WTT signs up equipment supplier DHS as first global partner
World Table Tennis (WTT) has announced Shanghai Double Happiness (DHS), the sports equipment supplier, as its first-ever global partner
WTT hands Cowan European role, extends with commercial consultant Le Floc’h
Jonny Cowan, the European marketing manager at the International Table Tennis Federation, has been appointed to a role in Europe at World Table Tennis, the commercial arm of the international governing…
Coca-Cola signed up as first World Table Tennis sponsor
World Table Tennis (WTT) has signed soft drinks multinational Coca-Cola as its first ever sponsor as part of the world governing body's commercial relaunch in 2021
Sinopec Lubricant Company to sponsor 2020 ITTF Men’s World Cup
Chinese firm Sinopec Lubricant Company has agreed a sponsorship deal for the International Table Tennis Federation Men's World Cup event in Weihei, China on November 13-15
Dishang to title sponsor ITTF World Cups
Dishang Group, one of China’s largest manufacturers and exporters of apparel and textiles, has signed on as the title sponsor of next month's 2020 International Table Tennis Federation Men's and Women's W…
Round-Up: KBO opens to more fans, RA sets Super Rugby deadline, US Open withdrawals, and more
The Korean KBO basketball league yesterday increased the number of fans allowed into games from 10 per cent of stadium capacity to 25 per cent - Naver
Endeavor’s 160over90 among quartet of companies working with WTT
World Table Tennis, the new commercial arm of the International Table Tennis Federation, has recruited the support of four companies, including 160over90, the marketing services arm of sports and entertainment…
Round-Up: Ballon d’Or cancelled, Japanese athlete abuse report, slimmed-down SEA Games, and more
Football's Ballon d'Or award for the world's best player, run by French magazine France Football, will not take place this year due to Covid-19
Round-Up: True threatens FAT, ITTF worlds postponed again, WTA ‘hopeful’ on China tournaments, and more
Thai pay-television broadcaster TrueVisions is threatening not to show the end of the extended Thai League 1 football season, and is demanding a reduction in its rights fees for the competition
WTT turns to IMG in long-term media rights, production and sponsorship deal
World Table Tennis, the new commercial arm of the International Table Tennis Federation, has appointed the IMG agency in a wide-ranging and long-term agreement that includes international media rights…
Round-Up: Positive message from Tokyo, D-Day for Women’s World Cup, Aussie rugby pay cut, and more
In a positive sign for next year's Olympics, Japanese Olympic Committee chief Yasuhiro Yamashita has told his international counterparts that Tokyo is gradually resuming sporting activities - Kyodo News