February begins with Hugo’s debut in the 2025 season of the international table tennis circuit, kicking off with one of the biggest tournaments of the year: the WTT Singapore Smash. The event belongs to the WTT’s most important series, comparable to a tennis Grand Slam. Ranked sixth in the world, Hugo enters the WTT SingaporeLeia mais

This week, Hugo will face his last international tour event in 2024: the WTT Finals Fukuoka, in Japan, from November 20 to 24. The competition features the top 16 players of this season to wrap up the WTT calendar. As the only Brazilian player in Fukuoka, Hugo is the 5th highest-ranked player in the WTTLeia mais

Hugo’s second to last event this season on the international table tennis circuit will be the WTT Champions Frankfurt, in Germany. The competition, one of the most important on the calendar, will start on November 3 and run until the following Sunday, November 10. Hugo is the #4 seed in the WTT Champions Frankfurt. TheLeia mais

As soon as Hugo won his fifth Pan American title, in El Salvador, he flew to France for the WTT Champions Montpellier, his next challenge on the international table tennis circuit. The competition, scheduled for October 22-27, is one of the most important on the calendar. Hugo is the #3 seed in the WTT ChampionsLeia mais

After his historic fourth place at the 2024 Olympic Games, Hugo is back in international competitions. His first event will be the WTT China Smash, in Beijing, from September 29 to October 6. The tournament is part of the most important series on the world circuit, equivalent to a Grand Slam in tennis. Top 3Leia mais