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Full name
  
BENGTSSON Stellan

Name
  
Stellan Bengtsson

Highest ranking
  
1, 1971


Playing style
  
Shake hands grip

Nationality
  
Sweden

Role
  
Table Tennis Player

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Born
  
July 26, 1952 (age 71) Falkenberg, Sweden (
1952-07-26
)

Similar People
  
Kjell Johansson, Peter Karlsson, Mikael Appelgren, Jorgen Persson, Ulf "Tickan" Carlsson

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Stellan Bengtsson (born 26 July 1952) is a former Swedish table tennis player. He won, as first Swede, the singles at the World Table Tennis Championships 1971. He has won 3 World championships, 7 European championships and 65 International championships.

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Stellan Bengtsson


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First Swede to win World Championships

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Bengtsson was born in Falkenberg, on the West coast of Sweden in 1952 and began to play table tennis at the age of eight. His small stature (167 cm tall, weighing 60 kg) helped him match the Chinese and he became the first Swede to win the individual World Championships in 1971. In total, Bengtsson has no less than 10 World Championship - and 13 European Championship medals to his credit. Because of his world championship, Bengtsson earned the Svenska Dagbladet Gold Medal.

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Statue Raised in Stellan's Honor

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It was three Rotary clubs, Falkenbergs Rotaryclub, Falkenberg-Herting Rotaryclub and Falkenberg-Kattegatt Rotaryclub, who originally launched the proposal in autumn 2003 and Bengtsson naturally gladly accepted. Stellan Bengtsson’s contribution to the world of table tennis was immortalized when a bronze statue of the legendary Swede was raised in his hometown, Falkenberg, in 2006. Half a million Swedish kronor was raised from various sponsors and a local artist, Martina Falkehag Finn, was chosen amongst a number of qualified candidates to complete the project. The statue is located in the Falkenberg city hall and will be moved to Falkenberg’s new athletic arena when the new indoor stadium is completed in a couple of years.



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Stellan Bengtsson Wikipedia


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