Truls Möregårdh created great table tennis hysteria during the summer when he won two silver medals during the Olympic Games. Now he is back with his hexagonal racket and ready for new victories.
Truls Möregårdh in the middle of the chaos with girlfriend Leah Muskantor
Möregårdh is currently in China for his first competition since the Olympics in Paris. On site in China is Möregårdh’s girlfriend Leah Muskantor to follow the matches. On Muskantor’s Tiktok, you could take part in a chaotic situation that arose during the couple’s stay in China.
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Photo: STELLA Pictures/Patrik ÖsterbergTrul’s Möregårdh is back in competition after the 2024 Olympics
As previously mentioned, Möregårdh is in China to compete. The competition in question is “WTT Champions”. At the time of writing, Möregårdh has made it to the round of 16, where he will meet the Englishman Liam Pitchford.
Even the Swedes Anton Källberg and Matthias Falck have won their respective 32-part finals and, just like Möregårdh, will play in the 16-part final.
Photo: Johan Nilsson/TTTruls Möregårdh’s celebrity has increased
In step with the success during the Olympics, Möregårdh’s celebrity status has increased significantly. He has gone from being well known by those who are familiar with table tennis to being a familiar face to a large number of Swedes. This has meant that quite a few famous people have tried to contact him, and there is one name that stands out from the crowd.
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Potential rain of money over Truls Möregårdh
After the success in the Olympics, it is Truls Möregårdh who is tipped to go the furthest out of the Swedes who are in place in Macao. Should there be a win for Möregårdh, a juicy sum of money awaits the star player.
If you win the WTT Champions in Macao, you get combed, according to The Swedish Table Tennis Associationhome 35,000 dollars (about 362,000 kroner) and 1,000 ranking points.
The Swedish Table Tennis Association also states that you are guaranteed money, even if you do not win.
“In addition to a total prize pool of $800,000, each player in the first round is guaranteed $8,500, the amount of which grows with each round won. Additionally, accommodation costs are included for each day remaining in the tournament.”
To say the least, you can say that Möregårdh, Källberg and Falck have a great chance of good money.
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