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PARALYMPIC TABLE TENNIS
A delegation of seven Spanish athletes begins competing today at the ITTF World Para Future tournament in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand. The national team is aiming to win medals and crucial points in the world rankings at one of the key events on the international calendar.
Spanish sport is once again taking center stage on the international stage. A powerful delegation made up of seven of our best Paralympic paddlers has begun its journey in the ITTF World Para Future Nakhon Ratchasima 2026, a high-voltage competition held in TailandiaWith the world's elite of adapted table tennis present, the Spanish team faces the challenge of demonstrating their talent and bringing home a haul of medals.
A dual objective: medals and ranking
Participation in this tournament not only represents an opportunity to reach the podium, but is also fundamental in the race to qualify for the major upcoming events. Every victory and every round completed grants vital points for the world rankinga ranking system that determines athletes' positions for the World Championships and the Paralympic Games. The seven representatives of España, supported by the Real Federación Española de Tenis de Mesa (RFETM), they face the competition with maximum concentration, aware of the importance of each point at stake.
A demanding scenario in the heart of Asia
Compete in Nakhon Ratchasima This represents a monumental challenge. The level of Asian table tennis is a global benchmark, and our athletes will have to be at their absolute best to overcome formidable opponents. The competition, which will be held across different functional categories, will be a true test of the Spanish delegation's form. Effort, refined technique, and mental fortitude will be key to advancing in a competition that is expected to be extremely tough from the very first rounds. Spanish sport has, once again, a date with destiny.
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