ITTF World Tour (WTT Series)

Publication date: 05 Sep 2022

About the World Table Tennis Series

The International Table Tennis Tournament (WTT) is an annual series of international table tennis tournaments. The tour includes competitions in several categories:

men’s, women’s singles;
men’s, women’s doubles;
mixed doubles;
boys’ and girls’ singles, up to 19 years, 17 years, 15 years, 13 years, 11 years;
boys’ and girls’ doubles, under 19, under 17, under 15;
Under-19 mixed doubles.

WTT official website

2025 WTT Series

The 2025 international series of table tennis tournaments promises to be packed with excitement and top-tier competition. Throughout the season, fans will witness dozens of high-level matches featuring the world’s best players. Events will take place across the globe — from Europe to Asia — as part of the official World Table Tennis (WTT) calendar.

When and where will the 2025 international table tennis tournaments take place?

The main season will kick off in February 2025 and run through the end of autumn. Traditionally, the tournaments are split into several tiers:

WTT Grand Smash – the most prestigious events of the year
WTT Champions – elite-level competitions for top players
WTT Star Contender and Contender – platforms for rising stars and promising athletes

Among the host cities expected for 2025 are Singapore, Chengdu, Budapest, Doha, and Düsseldorf. Exact dates and venues will be released on the official WTT website, but some of the schedule is already available — stay tuned so you don’t miss any of the major events.

Participants and favorites: Who will compete for the titles?

The 2025 series will once again bring together the top players from China, Japan, Germany, South Korea, and France. Chinese athletes continue to dominate both men’s and women’s singles and are considered the frontrunners.

Key players to watch include:

Fan Zhendong and Ma Long — legends of the sport
Wang Manyu and Chen Meng — leaders of the women’s rankings
Japanese stars like Tomokazu Harimoto and Mima Ito, who are strong contenders
European veterans such as Timo Boll, Dimitrij Ovtcharov, and up-and-coming talents from Sweden and France

Thanks to the point system and tournament format, every match counts — and the race for a spot in the season-ending WTT Finals remains intense throughout the year.

Key information for fans

All tournaments will be streamed online, many with English commentary and localized versions
Tickets for major events are available in advance via official WTT platforms
WTT’s active social media presence makes it easy to stay up to date with highlights, match schedules, and player interviews

The 2025 season may also play an important role in the Olympic qualification process for 2028, making each match even more meaningful.