Table tennis at the 2016 Summer Paralympics – Men's individual – Class 3

Table tennis at the XV Paralympic Games
Venue	Riocentro Pavilion 3
Dates	8–11 September 2016
Competitors	24 from 16 nations
Medalists
Feng Panfeng   China Thomas Schmidberger   Germany Florian Merrien   France
←2012

The men's individual table tennis – Class 3 tournament at the 2016 Summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro ^[1] took place during 8–11 September 2016 at Riocentro Pavilion 3. Classes 1–5 were for athletes with a physical impairment that affected their legs, and who competed in a sitting position. The lower the number, the greater the impact the impairment was on an athlete's ability to compete.

In the preliminary stage, athletes competed in eight groups of three. Winners and runners-up of each group qualified to the quarterfinals.

Results

All times are local time in UTC-3.

Finals

Main bracket

	Round of 16									Quarterfinals									Semifinals									Finals
	A1	Thomas Schmidberger  (GER)	11	11	11
	C2	Asama Abu Jame  (JOR)	4	4	9					A1	Thomas Schmidberger  (GER)	11	11	12
	H2	Welder Knaf  (BRA)	8	11	11	11				H2	Welder Knaf  (BRA)	8	7	10
	G1	Gabriel Copola  (ARG)	11	3	5	3													A1	Thomas Schmidberger  (GER)	8	11	9	11	11
	F1	Zhao Ping  (CHN)	11	11	6	11													D1	Florian Merrien  (FRA)	11	9	11	7	7
	B2	Yuttajak Glinbancheun  (THA)	6	7	11	8				F1	Zhao Ping  (CHN)	3	8	10
	E2	Vasyl Petruniv  (UKR)	13	11	3	12	9			D1	Florian Merrien  (FRA)	11	11	12
	D1	Florian Merrien  (FRA)	15	8	11	10	11																					A1	Thomas Schmidberger  (GER)	5	11	9	8
	C1	Thomas Bruchle  (GER)	11	11	9	11																						B1	Feng Panfeng  (CHN)	11	7	11	11
	G2	Kim Jeong Seok  (KOR)	8	7	11	6				C1	Thomas Bruchle  (GER)	11	5	12	4	11
	A2	Anurak Laowong  (THA)	8	6	10					H1	Zhai Xiang  (CHN)	2	11	10	11	6
	H1	Zhai Xiang  (CHN)	11	11	12														C1	Thomas Bruchle  (GER)	3	4	11	11
	E1	Alexander Öhgren  (SWE)	5	8	7														B1	Feng Panfeng  (CHN)	11	11	5	13
	F2	Jan Gürtler  (GER)	11	11	11					F2	Jan Gürtler  (GER)	9	1	11	5
	D2	Maciej Nalepka  (POL)	8	6	5					B1	Feng Panfeng  (CHN)	11	11	7	11
	B1	Feng Panfeng  (CHN)	11	11	11

Bronze-medal match

	Bronze-medal match
	D1	Florian Merrien  (FRA)	14	7	11	11	11
	C1	Thomas Bruchle  (GER)	12	11	8	13	4

Preliminary round

Qualified for the quarterfinals

Group A

Rank	Athlete	Won	Lost	Points diff
1 Q	Thomas Schmidberger  (GER)	2	0	+43
2 Q	Anurak Laowong  (THA)	1	1	-12
3 Q	Dacian Makszin  (ROU)	0	2	-31

8 September, 08:00   Thomas Schmidberger  (GER) 11 11 11   Dacian Makszin  (ROU) 2 3 6

8 September, 18:20   Thomas Schmidberger  (GER) 11 11 11   Anurak Laowong  (THA) 4 5 3

9 September, 18:20   Anurak Laowong  (THA) 11 8 11 11   Dacian Makszin  (ROU) 8 11 7 6

Group B

Rank	Athlete	Won	Lost	Points diff
1 Q	Feng Panfeng  (CHN)	2	0	+28
2 Q	Yuttajak Glinbancheun  (THA)	1	1	-2
3 Q	Egon Kramminger  (AUT)	0	2	-26

8 September, 08:00   Feng Panfeng  (CHN) 11 11 11   Yuttajak Glinbancheun  (THA) 5 8 5

8 September, 18:20   Feng Panfeng  (CHN) 11 11 11   Egon Kramminger  (AUT) 8 6 6

9 September, 18:20   Egon Kramminger  (AUT) 8 6 6   Yuttajak Glinbancheun  (THA) 11 11 11

Group C

Rank	Athlete	Won	Lost	Points diff
1 Q	Thomas Bruchle  (GER)	2	0	+12
2 Q	Asama Abu Jame  (JOR)	1	1	-3
3 Q	Jeyoung Youngill  (KOR)	0	2	-9

8 September, 08:00   Thomas Bruchle  (GER) 12 11 8 11   Asama Abu Jame  (JOR) 10 9 11 6

8 September, 18:20   Thomas Bruchle  (GER) 11 7 14 11   Jeyoung Youngill  (KOR) 6 11 12 8

9 September, 18:20   Jeyoung Youngill  (KOR) 11 11 4 7 10   Asama Abu Jame  (JOR) 7 5 11 11 12

Group D

Rank	Athlete	Won	Lost	Points diff
1 Q	Florian Merrien  (FRA)	2	0	+31
2 Q	Maciej Nalepka  (POL)	1	1	-6
3 Q	Miguel Rodríguez Martínez  (ESP)	0	2	-25

8 September, 08:00   Florian Merrien  (FRA) 11 9 11 11   Miguel Rodríguez Martínez  (ESP) 3 11 4 9

8 September, 18:20   Florian Merrien  (FRA) 12 11 11   Maciej Nalepka  (POL) 10 4 4

9 September, 18:20   Maciej Nalepka  (POL) 11 13 13 11 11   Miguel Rodríguez Martínez  (ESP) 9 15 15 6 4

Group E

Rank	Athlete	Won	Lost	Points diff
1 Q	Alexander Öhgren  (SWE)	2	0	+21
2 Q	Vasyl Petruniv  (UKR)	1	1	+2
3 Q	Ahmed Koleosho  (NGR)	0	2	-23

8 September, 08:40   Alexander Öhgren  (SWE) 11 11 8 11   Ahmed Koleosho  (NGR) 3 8 11 7

8 September, 19:00   Alexander Öhgren  (SWE) 11 10 7 12 11   Vasyl Petruniv  (UKR) 5 12 11 10 4

9 September, 19:00   Vasyl Petruniv  (UKR) 11 11 7 11   Ahmed Koleosho  (NGR) 9 7 11 2

Group F

Rank	Athlete	Won	Lost	Points diff
1 Q	Zhao Ping  (CHN)	2	0	+8
2 Q	Jan Gürtler  (GER)	1	1	11
3 Q	Sinichi Yoshida  (JPN)	0	2	-19

8 September, 08:40   Zhao Ping  (CHN) 12 13 12   Sinichi Yoshida  (JPN) 10 11 10

8 September, 19:00   Zhao Ping  (CHN) 11 10 11 9 14   Jan Gürtler  (GER) 9 12 9 11 12

9 September, 17:00   Jan Gürtler  (GER) 11 11 6 11   Sinichi Yoshida  (JPN) 7 3 11 5

Group G

Rank	Athlete	Won	Lost	Points diff
1 Q	Gabriel Copola  (ARG)	2	0	+21
2 Q	Kim Jeong Seok  (KOR)	1	1	-2
3 Q	David Andrade de Freitas  (BRA)	0	2	-19

8 September, 08:40   Kim Jeong Seok  (KOR) 13 11 11   David Andrade de Freitas  (BRA) 11 9 7

8 September, 19:00   Kim Jeong Seok  (KOR) 10 7 7   Gabriel Copola  (ARG) 12 11 11

9 September, 19:00   Gabriel Copola  (ARG) 11 11 11   David Andrade de Freitas  (BRA) 8 7 7

Group H

Rank	Athlete	Won	Lost	Points diff
1 Q	Zhai Xiang  (CHN)	2	0	+24
2 Q	Welder Knaf  (BRA)	1	1	+17
3 Q	Victor Sjöqvist  (SWE)	0	2	-41

8 September, 08:40   Welder Knaf  (BRA) 11 11 11   Victor Sjöqvist  (SWE) 2 4 6

8 September, 19:00   Welder Knaf  (BRA) 11 9 4 12 9   Zhai Xiang  (CHN) 6 11 11 10 11

9 September, 19:00   Zhai Xiang  (CHN) 12 11 11   Victor Sjöqvist  (SWE) 10 1 3

References

1. "Men's Singles – Class 3 – Standings". Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Archived from the original on 22 September 2016. Retrieved 9 September 2016.