Welcome to Sports City Düsseldorf!
Sports fans really get their money’s worth in the state capital, Düsseldorf. Whether football league match, ice hockey, table tennis or hockey — there’s something here for everyone. The comprehensive sports offerings are rounded off by prestigious top events, including spectacles such as the PSD Bank Indoor Athletics Meeting, the Judo Grand Prix — Germany’s largest judo event — and the ERGO Hockey Masters, a bi-annual event during which four of the world’s best hockey nations compete. The heavyweight boxing championship match between Wladimir Klitschko and Tyson Fury completed the list of bouts with international clout in 2015.
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Düsseldorf has long dazzled with big names — regularly becoming a venue for sports competitions itself along the way. For next to the classic sites ESPRIT arena, ISS DOME, Mitsubishi Electric HALLE and CASTELLO Düsseldorf, major sports events are also being held at the city’s public locations, such as the traditional METRO GROUP Marathon, and the T3 Triathlon, which has taken place at the Düsseldorf Media Harbour since 2011.

The Whole (Sports) World is Watching Düsseldorf in 2017

2017 will be a year of international sports highlights in the city on the Rhine, beginning with the world’s largest indoor sports event, the Table Tennis World Cup. The Triathlon European Championship, which takes place alongside the T3 Triathlon, follows; then, on 1 and 2 July, the Grand Départ of the Tour de France takes place in and around the state capital.

Football Has a Tradition

The city on the Rhine is proud of its traditional club, Fortuna Düsseldorf, which is currently kicking in the 2nd Bundesliga. Fortuna’s home — the ESPRIT arena — is however also attractive for international football matches. The German national team, for example, had its first appearance after winning the world cup here, and proudly presented the fourth star.

European Ice Hockey Record

People are also proud of Düsseldorf EG here in the state capital. The team is currently playing at the top of the charts. And ice hockey fans remember 10 January 2015 with a smile — on that day, an absolutely extraordinary match took place with the DEL Winter Game. 51,125 spectators followed the derby between DEG and the Kölner Haie, along with the spectacular accompanying programme at the ESPRIT arena — a new European record for an ice hockey league match.

The Table Tennis Record Champion

The European table tennis world has its navel in Düsseldorf: after all, this is the city that the 27-time German champion, 4-time Champions League winner and 6-time European Cup winner, Borussia Düsseldorf, calls home.

On the Way to the Olympic Games

The focus is, however, not only on professional sports and major sports events — the support of municipal sports associations and promising young talent is also a priority. Case in point: Stockheim Team Rio, which accompanied experienced athletes and young athletic talent on their way to the Olympic Games this year in Rio de Janeiro.

Düsseldorf: Sports City with Prospects

Düsseldorf Congress Sport & Event attends to the global transportation of the “Sports City Düsseldorf” brand. The campaign focuses on the acquisition and realisation of major sports events, consistent pro sports marketing, and active promotion of young talent. Thanks to the bundling of the large venues with a wealth of sports know-how, all under one roof, the subsidiary of the state capital and Messe Düsseldorf is capable of providing sports promoters with complete solutions from a single source.

All of this demonstrates that the city on the Rhine loves and lives sports. That being said — welcome to Sports City Düsseldorf!

More information on the City of Sports' website

 

Ma Long is the king of Düsseldorf

He has done it: Ma Long is and remains the best table tennis player on the planet. The 28-year-old defended his world title spectated by 8000 people in the sold-out exhibition hall Düsseldorf. In the finals, he won against his countryman Fan Zhendong in thrilling seven sets.
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Ding Ning defends title - local heroes out

Ding Ning made the triple: after her victory 2013 in Rotterdam and 2015 in Suzhou she added title number three to her collection. Xu Xin and Fan Zhendong are World Champs as well, while the local heroes Boll & Ovtcharov lost their matches.
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A dream comes true

Today Petrissa Solja made the entry into the semi-finals in the mixed competition, thus securing a medal. With their Chinese partner Fang Bo, the left-hander won in the round of the last eight against Matilda Ekholm/Mattias Karlsson from Sweden within five sets.
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Weikert elected for four more years as ITTF-president

He has done it! Thomas Weikert was elected bei the delegates of the ITTF for four more years as ITTF-President. It was a pretty close voting, with the better end for the german.
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400 million spectactors expected

The regional broadcasters Hessischer Rundfunk (HR) and the Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR) provide the TV feed for the national ARD and ZDF. The ITTF is expecting the number of worldwide 400 millions of spectators. Social media via www.itTV.com also brings the World Championships to a worldwide audience.
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The WTTC 2017 seeding lists

Following the issue of the World Rankings for May; top seeds two years ago in Suzhou and the eventual winners, China’s Ma Long and Ding Ning head the seeding for the forthcoming Liebherr 2017 World Championships. Japan’s Masataka Morizono and Yuya Oshima are named as the top seeds in the Men’s Doubles event at the forthcoming Liebherr 2017 World Championships which commence in Düsseldorf on Monday 29th May.
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Home game for ARAG

At the LIEBHERR 2017 World Table Tennis Championships in Düsseldorf ARAG will be Major Sponsor again just like five years ago in Dortmund as well as in Bremen in 2006. We asked Connie Peters, Senior Director Marketing at ARAG SE, why the family entreprise in Düsseldorf supports the "home game" and what they wish from the World Championships
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Der Zeitplan en detail

Die LIEBHERR Weltmeisterschaften werfen ihre Schatten voraus. Inzwischen wurde auch der detaillierte Zeitplan für die acht Turniertage zwischen dem Deutschen Tischtennis-Bund (DTTB) und der International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) abgestimmt.
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LIEBHERR WM: DTTB-Teams im EVENT & FAIR Hotel Tulip Inn nur einen Katzensprung von den Centre Courts entfernt

Wenn am 29. Mai die LIEBHERR Weltmeisterschaften 2017 in Düsseldorf (29. Mai bis 5. Juni) beginnen, übernachten der komplette WM-Kader inklusive des Präsidiums des Deutschen Tischtennis Bundes (DTTB) sowie weitere internationale Top-Teams im EVENT & FAIR Hotel Tulip Inn in der Arena Düsseldorf. Alle 288 Zimmer des in die Arena integrierten Hotels sind von 28. Mai bis 6. Juni für das sportliche Großereignis belegt.
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