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1973 World Table Tennis Championships
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December 27, 2025
1973 edition of the World Table Tennis Championships
1973 World Table Tennis
Championships
Events
Singles
men
women
Doubles
men
women
mixed
Team
men
women
1971
1975
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A stamp of Yugoslavia dedicated to the 1973 World Table Tennis Championships
The
1973 World
Table Tennis
Championships
were held in
Sarajevo
from April 5 to April 15, 1973.
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Contents
Medalists
Team
Individual
References
External links
Medalists
Team
Event
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Swaythling Cup
Men's Team
Sweden
Stellan Bengtsson
Anders Johansson
Kjell Johansson
Bo Persson
Ingemar Wikström
China
Diao Wenyuan
Li Jingguang
Liang Geliang
Xi Enting
Xu Shaofa
Japan
Nobuhiko Hasegawa
Yujiro Imano
Mitsuru Kohno
Norio Takashima
Tokio Tasaka
Corbillon Cup
Women's team
South Korea
Chung Hyun-sook
Kim Soon-ok
Lee Ailesa
Park Mi-ra
China
Hu Yulan
Zhang Li
Zheng Huaiying
Zheng Minzhi
Japan
Tomie Edano
Miho Hamada
Yukie Ohzeki
Sachiko Yokota
Individual
Event
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Men's singles
Xi Enting
Kjell Johansson
Antun Stipančić
Dragutin Šurbek
Women's singles
Hu Yulan
Alica Grofová
Zhang Li
Park Mi-ra
Men's doubles
Stellan Bengtsson
Kjell Johansson
István Jónyer
Tibor Klampár
Jean-Denis Constant
Jacques Secrétin
Antun Stipančić
Dragutin Šurbek
Women's doubles
Maria Alexandru
Miho Hamada
Qiu Baoqin
Lin Meiqun
Tazuko Abe
Tomie Edano
Jill Hammersley
Beatrix Kisházi
Mixed doubles
Liang Geliang
Li Li
Anatoli Strokatov
Asta Gedraitite
Yu Changchun
Zheng Huaiying
Josef Dvořáček
Alica Grofová
References
↑
ITTF Museum.
"Past World Championships Results"
. Retrieved
December 26,
2025
.
External links
ITTF Museum
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World Table Tennis Championships
Individual and team
London 1926
Stockholm 1928
Budapest 1929
Berlin 1930
Budapest 1931
Prague 1932
Baden 1933
Paris 1934
Wembley 1935
Prague 1936
Baden 1937
Wembley 1938
Cairo 1939
Paris 1947
Wembley 1948
Stockholm 1949
Budapest 1950
Vienna 1951
Bombay 1952
Bucharest 1953
Wembley 1954
Utrecht 1955
Tokyo 1956
Stockholm 1957
Dortmund 1959
Beijing 1961
Prague 1963
Ljubljana 1965
Stockholm 1967
Munich 1969
Nagoya 1971
Sarajevo 1973
Calcutta 1975
Birmingham 1977
Pyongyang 1979
Novi Sad 1981
Tokyo 1983
Gothenburg 1985
New Delhi 1987
Dortmund 1989
Chiba 1991
Gothenburg 1993
Tianjin 1995
Manchester 1997
Osaka 2001
Individual only
Eindhoven 1999
Paris 2003
Shanghai 2005
Zagreb 2007
Yokohama 2009
Rotterdam 2011
Paris 2013
Suzhou 2015
Düsseldorf 2017
Budapest 2019
Houston 2021
Durban 2023
Doha 2025
Team only
Kuala Lumpur 2000
Doha 2004
Bremen 2006
Guangzhou 2008
Moscow 2010
Dortmund 2012
Tokyo 2014
Kuala Lumpur 2016
Halmstad 2018
Busan 2020
Chengdu 2022
Busan 2024
London 2026
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