Euro-Asia Cup

Not to be confused with EurAsia Cup.

Euro-Asia Cup logo.

The Euro-Asia Cup, also called Euro-Asia all stars series, is a table tennis competition organised by the Asian Table Tennis Union (ATTU) and the European Table Tennis Union (ETTU).

Each "Asia-Europe All Stars Series" consist in a two-day team competition between an Asian and a European all star teams.

Results

Date	Host City	Line-up		Results
Date	Host City	Europe	Asia	Results
August 25–26, 2009	Beijing	Vladimir Samsonov Kalinikos Kreanga Dimitrij Ovtcharov Michael Maze Jörgen Persson	Ma Long Ma Lin Joo Se-Hyuk Chuang Chih-Yuan Cheung Yuk	Asia beats Europe 6-4
November 10–11, 2009	Istanbul	Timo Boll Vladimir Samsonov Kalinikos Kreanga Michael Maze Werner Schlager	Wang Hao Joo Se-Hyuk Chuang Chih-Yuan Li Ching Gao Ning	Europe beats Asia 6-5
April 13–15, 2010	Beijing	Vladimir Samsonov Michael Maze Dimitrij Ovtcharov Werner Schlager Jörgen Persson	Wang Liqin Jun Mizutani Joo Se-Hyuk Cheung Yuk Yang Zi	Asia beats Europe 6-5
October 12–13, 2010	Mons	Timo Boll Vladimir Samsonov Kalinikos Kreanga Chen Weixing Jean-Michel Saive	Ma Long Jun Mizutani Joo Se-Hyuk Chuang Chih-Yuan Tang Peng	Asia beats Europe 6-4
March 1–2, 2011	Beijing	Timo Boll Vladimir Samsonov Werner Schlager Tiago Apolónia Adrian Crișan	Zhang Jike Jun Mizutani Joo Se-Hyuk Chuang Chih-Yuan Tang Peng	Asia beats Europe 6-4
October 13–14, 2011	Minsk	Vladimir Samsonov Dimitrij Ovtcharov Michael Maze Alexey Smirnov Adrien Mattenet	Xu Xin Joo Se-Hyuk Chuang Chih-yuan Gao Ning Tang Peng	Asia beats Europe 7-3
May 12–13, 2012	Tianjin	Dimitrij Ovtcharov Vladimir Samsonov Adrian Crișan Bojan Tokič Alexey Smirnov	Jun Mizutani Chuang Chih-yuan Gao Ning Hao Shuai Leung Chu Yan	Asia beats Europe 7-3
October 27–28, 2012	Vendée	Dimitrij Ovtcharov Vladimir Samsonov Michael Maze Adrian Crișan Adrien Mattenet	Jiang Tianyi Ryu Seung-Min Zhan Jian Kazuhiro Chan Sharath Kamal	Europe beats Asia 6-4
March 16–17, 2013	Qingdao	Dimitrij Ovtcharov Vladimir Samsonov Adrian Crișan Chen Weixing Marcos Freitas	Zhang Jike Chuang Chih-yuan Jun Mizutani Joo Se-Hyuk Jiang Tianyi	Asia beats Europe 7-3

TV broadcasting

The Euro-Asia Cup is broadcast by Eurosport in Europe. The 2009 competition in Istanbul, gathered a cumulated audience of 6.2 million viewers.^[1]

References

↑ Nikolic, Milica (16 November 2009). "Over 6,2 million TV viewers watched Eurosport!". Retrieved 20 October 2010.

External links

Archive results

International table tennis

ITTF Olympic Games Youth Olympics World Championships Team Junior Para World Cup World Tour Grand Finals Achievements by nation

Africa	ATTF – African Championships All-Africa Games

Asia	ATTU – Asian Championships Asian Cup Euro-Asia Cup Asian Games East Asian Games Southeast Asian Games

Europe	ETTU – European Championships Europe Top-12 Euro-Asia Cup European Youth Championships

Latin America	ULTM – Latin American Championships Latin American Cup Pan-American Games

North America	NATTU – North American Championships Pan-American Games

Oceania	OTTF – Oceania Championships

Others	China vs. World Challenge Commonwealth Games Commonwealth Championships Lusophony Games Universiade

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