Welcome to the
United Table Tennis Players Association
Current Members
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Discover the Spirit of United Table Tennis Players
Founded in Zurich, Switzerland, the United Table Tennis Players (UTTP) Association brings together passionate athletes under one name. With unlimited duration and a commitment to excellence, UTTP is governed by the Swiss Civil Code, creating a strong foundation for growth, unity, and achievement.
Our Purpose
United Table Tennis Players (UTTP) stands as the independent voice for professional players worldwide, promoting their rights and interests, and supporting the sustainable growth of table tennis.
We focus on
Advocating for the collective interests of players on a global scale
Promoting players’ well-being, both on and off the court, focusing on health, safety, and personal growth
Ensuring fair treatment in all aspects of players’ careers, including finances, working conditions, and participation rights
Encouraging transparency and accountability within the governance of the sport
Providing legal and career development support services
Promoting ethical and professional standards for all stakeholders
Engaging in dialogue with federations, sponsors, and public authorities to shape the sport’s future
Fostering unity among players across countries, genders, and levels of competition
Protecting players from abuse, discrimination, and exploitation through strong safeguarding measures
Advocating for players’ rights through legal and policy frameworks to ensure the integrity of the sport
Members of the board
Manika Batra
Hugo Calderano
Jonathan Groth
Alberto Mino
Dimitrij Ovtcharov
Georg Silberschmidt
Bruna Yumi Takahashi
Membership categories
Founding Members
These are the individuals who helped create the Association. They automatically become Ordinary Members unless otherwise stated in our rules.
Ordinary Members
Anyone who meets the Association’s membership criteria can join as an Ordinary Member. Ordinary Members have the right to vote at the General Assembly.
Associated Members
These members support the goals of the Association but don't have voting rights. After three months, they can become Ordinary Members and gain voting rights.
Only a professional player can become a member!
Membership fees
| World Ranking | Women | Men |
|---|---|---|
| 1–30 | CHF 500 | CHF 1,000 |
| 31–50 | CHF 300 | CHF 600 |
| 51–100 | CHF 200 | CHF 400 |
| 101–300 | CHF 100 | CHF 200 |