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Standings & results

Season 02 after four of six stops. The top eight on this table qualify for the Barcelona Finals on 21 November.

Season 02 table

Season standings

Points are awarded by finishing position at each stop: 100 for a win, 70 for a runner-up, 45 for a semi-final, 30 for a quarter-final, 15 for the round of 16.

#PlayerStopsW–L DiffLast 4Pts
1
MAMalik AnsahGhana
4 15–3 +64 WWLW 315
2
DVDeni VukovicCroatia
4 14–4 +51 WWWL 290
3
AFAndre FonsecaBrazil
4 13–4 +47 LWWW 275
4
TBTarik BelkacemFrance
4 11–5 +33 WLWW 230
5
JWJonas WirtzGermany
4 10–6 +21 WWLL 205
6
RSRico SalvatierraSpain
4 9–6 +16 LWLW 190
7
KOKwame OseiBritain
4 8–7 +9 WLLW 165
8
LFLuca FerranteItaly
4 8–7 +4 LWWL 160
9
NWNate WhitlockUSA
4 6–8 -6 LLWL 120
10
SRSami RahalMorocco
3 5–7 -11 WLLL 105
11
VNViktor NilssonSweden
3 4–8 -19 LLWL 85
12
ENElias NdiayeSenegal
3 3–8 -24 LLLW 70

Two stops remain. A stop win is worth 100 points, so positions three through nine are all still live.

Latest results

Stop 04 — Berlin

Max-Schmeling-Halle, 20 June. Andre Fonseca came through the bottom half of the bracket and took the final in overtime.

Andre Fonseca 22–20 Malik Ansah
Malik Ansah 21–12 Jonas Wirtz
Andre Fonseca 21–18 Tarik Belkacem
Tarik Belkacem 21–16 Kwame Osei
Jonas Wirtz 21–19 Luca Ferrante
Malik Ansah 21–9 Sami Rahal
Andre Fonseca 21–15 Rico Salvatierra

Stop winners

Who has won what

Stop 01 · Madrid

MAMalik Ansah21–17 vs Deni Vukovic

Stop 02 · Paris

DVDeni Vukovic21–19 vs Andre Fonseca

Stop 03 · Milan

MAMalik Ansah21–14 vs Tarik Belkacem

Stop 04 · Berlin

AFAndre Fonseca22–20 vs Malik Ansah

Think you can go to 21?

Open qualifiers run in every host city the day before each stop. Sixteen spots. No seeding, no favours.