New event introduced at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics! Table Tennis Mixed Team World Cup 2025 | November 30th (Sunday) 6:30 pm ~ Broadcast daily on TV Tokyo!
In Tokyo Olympics 2020

New event introduced at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics! Table Tennis Mixed Team World Cup 2025 | November 30th (Sunday) 6:30 pm ~ Broadcast daily on TV Tokyo!

By



[Exclusive LIVE streaming of all matches against Japan on U-NEXT]Click here for streaming: https://tvtokyo.tv/4qB79Ye Table tennis “Mixed Team World Cup 2025” starts on Sunday, November 30th! Broadcast every day on TV Tokyo! U-NEXT will exclusively live stream notable matches, with a focus on matches in which Japanese teams are participating! The new event “mixed team competition” adopted at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics brings together the strongest siblings, Tomokazu Harimoto and Miwa, world table tennis medalists Hayata and Ito, and the strongest high school student Matsushima! Become the best in the world with the strongest dream team in history! A completely new national team competition where men and women aim to be the best in the world! Table tennis is the most popular sport and has been selected as a new Olympic sport! The strongest male and female members have gathered together, including the strongest table tennis siblings, Tomokazu and Miwa Harimoto, Hina Hayata, bronze medalist at the Paris Olympics and World Table Tennis 2023, Mima Ito, this year’s bronze medalist in world table tennis, and Teru Sora Matsushima, the strongest high school student who won the WTT singles world title in November! The new rule, “Be the first to win 8 games, you win” is an exciting experience like never before! Please enjoy! You don’t know this table tennis yet. November 30th (Sunday) 18:30 December 1st (Monday) 17:05 December 2nd (Tuesday) 17:05 December 3rd (Wednesday) 20:00 December 4th (Thursday) 18:25 December 5th (Friday) 19:25 December 6th (Saturday) 18:30 December 7th (Sun) 18:30 *Broadcast content and time may change depending on Japan’s victory MC: Akira Fukuzawa Broadcast Ambassador: Jun Mizutani (Gold medal in mixed doubles at the Tokyo Olympics) Commentary: Sayaka Hirano (Team silver medal at the London Olympics) Commentary: Sakura Mori (Participating in the Mixed Team World Cup 2024) Moderator: Ami Matsuzawa (TV Tokyo announcer) Live commentary: Tomoki Uekusa, Satoshi Nakagawa, Shu Tachikawa (TV Tokyo announcers) Mixed Team World Cup 2025 https://xtresults.ittf.com/teamseventInfo?selectedTab=Overview&eventId=3263 November 30th (Sunday) – December 7th (Sunday), 2025 Chengdu, China Men’s Tomokazu Harimoto (Toyota Motor Corporation) Shunsuke Togami (Imuraya Group) Teru Sora Matsushima (Kinoshita Group) Daito Shinozuka (Aichi Institute of Technology) Women’s Miwa Harimoto (Kinoshita Group) Mima Ito (Starts) Satsuki Ofuji (Miki House) Hina Hayata (Nippon Life Insurance Company) 1. Mixed doubles 2. Women’s singles (players not participating in mixed doubles) 3. Men’s singles (players not participating in mixed doubles) 4. Women’s doubles or men’s doubles 5. Men’s Doubles or Women’s Doubles *The order of the last two matches will be determined by the lower ranked team captain after the first match is completed. Each match must consist of 3 games (3-0 or 2-1), and the match ends when 8 games have been won, and the team that wins 8 games first wins. Total 52 games (Stage 1: 24 games / Stage 2: 24 games / Stage 3: 4 games) ■1st stage round robin of 4 teams (6 games x 4 groups) ■2nd stage The 1st and 2nd place of each group in the 1st stage will advance to the 2nd stage. A round-robin match between 8 teams (6 games) However, teams that competed in the first stage will not play again. The results of the 1st stage will be carried over to the 2nd stage ■3rd stage The top 4 teams from the 2nd stage will play in a knockout format from the semi-finals. In the semi-finals, 1st-4th place and 2nd-3rd place from the 2nd stage will compete against each other. The losing team will play the 3rd-4th place deciding match, and the winning team will play the final match. ■Group Stage 1 November 30th (Sunday) 11:00 Opening Ceremony 12:00 Group – Round 1 (Table1/Table2) 14:00 Group – Round 1 (Table1/Table2) 18:00 Group – Round 1 (Table1/Table2) 20:00 Group – Round 1 (Table1/Table2) December 1st (Monday) 11:00 Group – Round 2 (Table1/Table2) 13:00 Group – Round 2 (Table1/Table2) 18:00 Group – Round 2 (Table1/Table2) 20:00 Group – Round 2 (Table1/Table2) Tuesday, December 2nd 11:00 Group – Round 3 (Table1/Table2) 13:00 Group – Round 3 (Table1/Table2) 18:00 Group – Round 3 (Table1/Table2) 20:00 Group – Round 3 (Table1/Table2) ■Group Stage 2 December 3rd (Wednesday) 14:00 Round 1 (Table1/Table2) 20:00 Round 1 (Table1/Table2) December 4th (Thursday) 11:00 Round 2 (Table1/Table2) 13:00 Round 2 (Table1/Table2) 18:00 Round 3 (Table1/Table2) 20:00 Round 3 (Table1/Table2) Friday, December 5th 14:00 Round 4 (Table1/Table2) 20:00 Round 4 (Table1/Table2) Saturday, December 6th 11:00 Round 5 (Table1/Table2) 13:00 Round 5 (Table1/Table2) 18:00 Round 5 (Table1/Table2) 20:00 Round 5 (Table1/Table2) ■Stage 3 (Final tournament) 11:00 Semi-finals (Table1) 13:00 Semi-finals (Table1) 18:00 Third place match (Table1) 20:00 Finals (Table1) Free trial Click here to subscribe: https://tvtokyo.tv/4qB79Ye International table tennis tournament will be distributed on U-NEXT until December 2028, the year of the Los Angeles Olympics! There are also exclusive live streaming tournaments for all matches, including notable matches by Japanese players! Table tennis “Japan’s Strongest in History” gathers! Continuously stream international matches live on U-NEXT! Tomokazu Harimoto, Miwa Harimoto, Mima Ito, Hina Hayata, and other world-class players who are said to be the “strongest in history” gather together! In addition to broadcasting on terrestrial and BS TV Tokyo affiliates, U-NEXT will continue to provide live streaming of international table tennis tournaments until December 2028, the year of the Los Angeles Olympics. Monthly plan members (including the free trial period) can watch heated matches between talented Japanese players, Chinese players, European players, and other top-level players at no additional charge, as they are available for unlimited viewing, including live streaming and missed streaming. Please enjoy to your heart’s content the growth trajectory of “Japan, the Strongest in History”![TV TOKYO Table Tennis NEWS]https://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/tabletennis/ Japan’s largest table tennis media provided by TV TOKYO. We deliver the latest news such as columns, tournament and player information.[TV Tokyo Table Tennis Channel (YouTube)]https://www.youtube.com/tabletennis/ Japan’s largest table tennis video channel operated by TV Tokyo. We publish a wide range of content related to table tennis, from top-level battles between top players such as world table tennis and world tours, to interviews and practice scenes! #Mixed team #World Cup #Mixed team World Cup #Mixed team World Cup #World Cup #Table tennis​ #TV Tokyo #Table tennis #tabletennis #TV Tokyo #BS TV Tokyo

JP2021.COM