Hugo returns to the world table tennis circuit this Tuesday (26), at 23:35 (Brasília time), at the WTT Champions Incheon. And the venue brings back good memories, as it was in this South Korean city that Hugo stood on the podium clinching the bronze medal at the ITTF World Tour Grand Finals in 2018. All the event’s matches will take place at the Inspire Arena.

On Thursday (7), Hugo’s next challenge on the World Table Tennis circuit begins. Between March 7th and 17th, the world’s best table tennis players will be competing in the WTT Smash Singapore. Hugo is seeded number 7 in the event and is waiting for the draw and the end of qualifying to find out hisLeia mais

At the end of a very intense weekend, Hugo finished the WTT Star Contender Goa, held in Mapusa, India, as the runner-up. He played five matches over three days, including four against top-20 players. With his second place finish, Hugo earned 420 points. With the discard of 70 points, which was his eighth best resultLeia mais

Hugo’s next challenge on the World Table Tennis tour starts on Tuesday. The WTT Star Contender Goa will be held from January 23 to 28 in Mapusa, India. Currently ranked seventh in the world, Hugo is the first seed and starts directly in the second round. Find out all about the tournament below. This willLeia mais

Hugo is back in Doha! “The Thrill from Brazil” flew back to Qatar the day after the German Cup Final Four. His next challenge in the World Tour is the WTT Star Contender Doha. The main draw takes place from the 10th to the 13th of January at the Lusail Sports Arena. The tournament isLeia mais