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Dempo Goa Challengers became the first finalists in Butterfly UTT Season 7 after an emphatic 8-2 victory over former champions Dabang Delhi TTC. Olympian Alvaro Robles starred in singles and doubles as the unbeaten Goa side moved within one win of the title
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Bernadette Szocs and Syndrela Das guided Dempo Goa Challengers to a thrilling 8-7 victory over PBG Pune Jaguars in Ultimate Table Tennis Season 7. The win extended Goa's unbeaten run, while U Mumba TT clinched the Dream UTT Juniors title
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Manika Batra's straight-games victory over Prithika Pavade powered the Ahmedabad APL Pipers to a dominant 10-5 win against the PBG Pune Jaguars. The victory moves Ahmedabad to the top of the Ultimate Table Tennis Season 7 table
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Sayali Wani produced a remarkable comeback to defeat Manika Batra on Golden Point after saving three successive tie points, helping UP Prometheans register their first victory of Butterfly Ultimate Table Tennis Season 7 with an exciting 8-7 win over Ahmedabad APL Pipers
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French Olympian Prithika Pavade starred on her debut as PBG Pune Jaguars defeated UP Prometheans 9-6 in Goa. Pavade’s stellar comeback win over two-time MVP Yangzi Liu sealed the Jaguars' first victory of the Ultimate Table Tennis season
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Teenager Abhinandh PB and 2025 MVP Bernadette Szocs starred as Dempo Goa Challengers defeated reigning champions U Mumba TT 10-5 in the UTT Season 7 opener. The duo won their singles before combining to clinch the mixed doubles in Panaji
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Butterfly Ultimate Table Tennis Season 7 begins in Goa on July 9 with Dempo Goa Challengers taking on defending champions U Mumba TT. The league features 42 players, including 14 Olympians, and introduces an AI-powered review system ahead of the Asian Games
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Butterfly Ultimate Table Tennis Season 7 kicks off in Goa on July 9, featuring seven teams in a 17-day single round-robin format. The tournament features marquee derbies and rematches, culminating in the grand final on July 26
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Hyderabad’s Snehit Suravajjula saved six match points to upset Japan’s Mizuki Oikawa and enter the men’s singles pre-quarterfinals of the WTT Star Contender Chennai. Sathiyan-Harmeet and Payas-Syndrela also registered impressive wins in doubles events
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India's Diya Chitale and Manush Shah have etched their names in history by becoming the first Indian pair to qualify for the WTT Finals 2025 in Hong Kong
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Mohammed Ali and T L Harshitha claimed top honours in the men’s and women’s singles, while K Sri Saanvi secured two titles in the Telangana State-ranking table tennis tournament at GSM Indoor Hall
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Sreeja closed the tie in style and ended PBG Pune Jaguars’ hopes of a semis berth; undefeated through all five league-stage matches, she dominated her clash with South Korea’s Zion Lee 2‑1, securing Jaipur’s 9‑6 victory.
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Snehit, still looking for his first win of the season, delivered a sensational 3-0 sweep of Aruna in the fourth match with controlled aggression and fearless forehand play.
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After two weeks of intense competition between young athletes from across the country, Ritvik Gupta and Swara Karmarkar of the Kolkata Thunder Blades emerged victorious in a nail-biting final that ended 5-2
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For the first time in UTT’s history, team line-ups will be formed through a distinctive player auction format, allowing franchises enhanced control over their player selections and strategic planning.
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Bengaluru Smashers Suffer Two Consecutive Defeats in Season 4, Currently Sixth in Points Table after Matches against U Mumba TT and Dabang Delhi TTC.
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The league was originally proposed to be held in India from August 14 to 31, after the Tokyo Olympics, moved to next year because of the pandemic