2016 European Table Tennis Championships - Men's doubles

The men's doubles on 2016 European Table Tennis Championships were held in Budapest, Hungary from 18–22 October 2016. Venue for the competition is Tüskecsarnok.

Results

Semifinals			Final


7	Patrick Franziska (GER) Jonathan Groth (DEN)	4

4	Kristian Karlsson (SWE) Mattias Karlsson (SWE)	1
			7	Patrick Franziska (GER) Jonathan Groth (DEN)	4

			6	Jakub Dyjas (POL) Daniel Górak (POL)	2
6	Jakub Dyjas (POL) Daniel Górak (POL)	4

14	Tiago Apolónia (POR) João Geraldo (POR)	2

First round			Second round			Quarterfinals			Semifinals

1	Stefan Fegerl (AUT) João Monteiro (POR)	4	1	Stefan Fegerl (AUT) João Monteiro (POR)	4
	Rajko Gommers (NED) Ewout Oostwouder (NED)	1	9	Tamás Lakatos (HUN) Adam Szudi (HUN)	2

	Petyo Krastev (BUL) Alexander Valuch (SVK)	2				1	Stefan Fegerl (AUT) João Monteiro (POR)	3
9	Tamás Lakatos (HUN) Adam Szudi (HUN)	4				7	Patrick Franziska (GER) Jonathan Groth (DEN)	4

15	Alexander Shibaev (RUS) Kirill Skachkov (RUS)	3		Pavel Platonov (BLR) Vladimir Samsonov (BLR)	0
	Pavel Platonov (BLR) Vladimir Samsonov (BLR)	4	7	Patrick Franziska (GER) Jonathan Groth (DEN)	4

	Marc Duran (ESP) Benedek Olah (FIN)	1							7	Patrick Franziska (GER) Jonathan Groth (DEN)	4
7	Patrick Franziska (GER) Jonathan Groth (DEN)	4							4	Kristian Karlsson (SWE) Mattias Karlsson (SWE)	1

5	Robin Devos (BEL) Cedric Nuytinck (BEL)	2		Panagiotis Gionis (GRE) Wang Yang (SVK)	4
	Panagiotis Gionis (GRE) Wang Yang (SVK)	4	12	Tristan Flore (FRA) Emmanuel Lebesson (FRA)	2

	Tomasz Lewandowski (POL) Patryk Zatówka (POL)	2					Panagiotis Gionis (GRE) Wang Yang (SVK)	2
12	Tristan Flore (FRA) Emmanuel Lebesson (FRA)	4				4	Kristian Karlsson (SWE) Mattias Karlsson (SWE)	4

10	Tomáš Konečný (CZE) Dimitrij Prokopcov (CZE)	0		Kou Lei (UKR) Ahmet Li (TUR)	0
	Lei Kou (UKR) Ahmet Li (TUR)	4	4	Kristian Karlsson (SWE) Mattias Karlsson (SWE)	4

	Jesus Cantero (ESP) Carlos Machado (ESP)	2
4	Kristian Karlsson (SWE) Mattias Karlsson (SWE)	4

First round			Second round			Quaterfinals			Semifinals

3	Alexey Liventsov (RUS) Mikhail Paikov (RUS)	4	3	Alexey Liventsov (RUS) Mikhail Paikov (RUS)	4
	Tomislav Kolarek (CRO) Tomislav Pucar (CRO)	2	11	Marko Jevtović (SRB) Zsolt Pető (SRB)	2

	Frane Kojić (CRO) Alvaro Robles (ESP)	0				3	Alexey Liventsov (RUS) Mikhail Paikov (RUS)	0
11	Marko Jevtović (SRB) Zsolt Pető (SRB)	4				6	Jakub Dyjas (POL) Daniel Górak (POL)	4

13	Paul Drinkhall (ENG) Liam Pitchford (ENG)	4	13	Paul Drinkhall (ENG) Liam Pitchford (ENG)	2
	Nándor Ecseki (HUN) Bence Majoros (HUN)	2	6	Jakub Dyjas (POL) Daniel Górak (POL)	4

	Hunor Szőcs (ROU) Samuel Walker (ENG)	1							6	Jakub Dyjas (POL) Daniel Górak (POL)	4
6	Jakub Dyjas (POL) Daniel Górak (POL)	4							14	Tiago Apolónia (POR) João Geraldo (POR)	2

8	Aleksandar Karakašević (SRB) Bojan Tokić (SLO)	4	8	Aleksandar Karakašević (SRB) Bojan Tokić (SLO)	3
	Teodor Alexandrov (BUL) Denislav Kodjabashev (BUL)	3	14	Tiago Apolónia (POR) João Geraldo (POR)	4

	Yevhen Pryshchepa (UKR) Viktor Yefimov (UKR)	3				14	Tiago Apolónia (POR) João Geraldo (POR)	4
14	Tiago Apolónia (POR) João Geraldo (POR)	4					Pär Gerell (SWE) Anton Kallberg (SWE)	0

16	Benjamin Brossier (FRA) Simon Gauzy (FRA)	0		Benedikt Duda (GER) Steffen Mengel (GER)	0
	Benedikt Duda (GER) Steffen Mengel (GER)	4		Pär Gerell (SWE) Anton Kallberg (SWE)	4

	Pär Gerell (SWE) Anton Kallberg (SWE)	4
2	Robert Gardos (AUT) Daniel Habesohn (AUT)	2

European Table Tennis Championships

Men (team, singles, doubles) Women (team, singles, doubles) Mixed doubles	Budapest 1958 Zagreb 1960 Berlin 1962 Malmö 1964 London 1966 Lyon 1968 Moscow 1970 Rotterdam 1972 Novi Sad 1974 Prague 1976 Duisburg 1978 Bern 1980 Budapest 1982 Moscow 1984 Prague 1986 Paris 1988 Gothenburg 1990 Stuttgart 1992 Birmingham 1994 Bratislava 1996 Eindhoven 1998 Bremen 2000 Zagreb 2002 Courmayeur 2003 Aarhus 2005 Belgrade 2007

Men (team, singles, doubles) Women (team, singles, doubles)	Saint Petersburg 2008 Stuttgart 2009 Ostrava 2010 Gdańsk-Sopot 2011 Herning 2012 Schwechat 2013 Lisbon 2014 Yekaterinburg 2015 Budapest 2016

Mixed doubles	Subotica 2009 Subotica 2010 Istanbul 2011 Buzău 2012 Buzău 2013

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