2025 World Table Tennis Championships – Men's doubles

Men's doubles
at the 2025 World Table Tennis Championships
VenueLusail Sports Arena
Qatar University Sports Complex[1]
LocationDoha, Qatar
Dates17–25 May
Medalists
gold medal    Japan
silver medal    Chinese Taipei
bronze medal    France
bronze medal    France
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The men's doubles competition of the 2025 World Table Tennis Championships was held from 17 to 25 May 2025.[1][2] The event was played as a straight knockout.[3] All doubles' matches were best of 5 games.

The fifth seeds, Esteban Dorr and Florian Bourrassaud advanced to the semifinals. However, Dorr suffered a knee injury while celebrating, which forced the pair to withdraw from the semifinals.[4] The other French duo, top-seeded Alexis Lebrun and Félix Lebrun, lost to Chinese Taipei's Lin Yun-ju and Kao Cheng-jui in the semifinals.[5] Both French pairs earned bronze medals, making France's first podium appearance in individual events at the World Championships since 1997.[6]

The second-seeded Japanese duo Hiroto Shinozuka and Shunsuke Togami advanced to the final via walkover and defeated Lin Yun-ju and Kao Cheng-jui in the deciding game, claiming Japan's first men's doubles title at the World Championships since 1961.[7]

Seeds

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Doubles events had 16 seeded pairs.[3] Seeding in doubles events was done by combining each player's ITTF Table Tennis Doubles/Mixed Doubles Individual World Ranking position to form a combined pair rank (CPR). The seeding was based on 29 April, 2025 CPR in ascending order.[8][9]

  1. France Alexis Lebrun / France Félix Lebrun (semifinals)
  2. Japan Hiroto Shinozuka / Japan Shunsuke Togami (champions)
  3. China Lin Gaoyuan / China Lin Shidong (quarterfinals)
  4. Japan Harimoto Tomokazu / Japan Sora Matsushima (third round)
  5. France Esteban Dorr / France Florian Bourrassaud (semifinals, withdrew)
  6. Chinese Taipei Lin Yun-ju / Chinese Taipei Kao Cheng-jui (final)
  7. South Korea An Jae-hyun / South Korea Lim Jong-hoon (second round)
  8. India Manush Shah / India Manav Thakkar (second round)
  9. China Huang Youzheng / China Liang Jingkun (third round)
  10. Singapore Izaac Quek / Singapore Koen Pang (third round)
  11. Hong Kong Wong Chun Ting / Hong Kong Baldwin Chan (third round)
  12. Argentina Horacio Cifuentes / Argentina Santiago Lorenzo (second round)
  13. Brazil Guilherme Teodoro / Brazil Vitor Ishiy (first round)
  14. Sweden Kristian Karlsson / Sweden Mattias Falck (quarterfinals)
  15. Australia Hwan Bae / Australia Aditya Sareen (second round)
  16. Singapore Clarence Chew / Singapore Josh Chua (second round)

Draw

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The draw took place on 30 April 2025.[10] Players of the same association were separated only in the first round.[3] Since there were 62 pairs in men's doubles, the top two seeded pairs got a bye in the first round.

Key

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Finals

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Semifinals Final
1 France Alexis Lebrun
France Felix Lebrun
8 7 11 10
6 Chinese Taipei Lin Yun-ju
Chinese Taipei Kao Cheng-jui
11 11 9 12 6 Chinese Taipei Lin Yun-ju
Chinese Taipei Kao Cheng-jui
11 5 11 6 6
5 France Esteban Dorr
France Florian Bourrassaud
2 Japan Hiroto Shinozuka
Japan Shunsuke Togami
6 11 7 11 11
2 Japan Hiroto Shinozuka
Japan Shunsuke Togami
w / o

Top half

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Section 1

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinal
1 France A. Lebrun
France F. Lebrun
7 5 11 11 11
Spain Berzosa
Spain Perez
11 11 4 4 7 1 France A. Lebrun
France F. Lebrun
11 11 11
Kazakhstan Kenzhigulov
Kazakhstan Zhubanov
15 11 11 9 8 Iran Faraji
Iran Keshavarzi
4 5 0
Iran Faraji
Iran Keshavarzi
13 13 5 11 11 1 France A. Lebrun
France F. Lebrun
10 11 11 11
Mexico Madrid
Mexico Castro
8 9 5 Sweden A. Källberg
Sweden Möregårdh
12 5 3 5
Sweden A. Källberg
Sweden Möregårdh
11 11 11 Sweden A. Källberg
Sweden Möregårdh
13 11 11 5 11
Guatemala Carrillo
Guatemala Moscoso
2 3 2 12 Argentina Cifuentes
Argentina Lorenzo
15 2 8 11 6
12 Argentina Cifuentes
Argentina Lorenzo
11 11 11 1 France A. Lebrun
France F. Lebrun
11 11 8 11
14 Sweden Karlsson
Sweden Falck
11 14 13 11 14 Sweden Karlsson
Sweden Falck
9 7 11 5
Madagascar Razafinarivo
Madagascar Rakotoarimanana
6 12 15 4 14 Sweden Karlsson
Sweden Falck
11 11 11
Ecuador Miño
Ecuador Piguave
7 11 11 11 Ecuador Miño
Ecuador Piguave
3 5 6
Kazakhstan Zakharov
Kazakhstan Akimali
11 9 8 8 14 Sweden Karlsson
Sweden Falck
13 11 11 9 11
Turkmenistan Hamalambo
Turkmenistan Banda
2 0 4 Germany Qiu
Germany Duda
11 9 13 11 7
Germany Qiu
Germany Duda
11 11 11 Germany Qiu
Germany Duda
11 11 8 11
Slovenia Hribar
Slovenia Kozul
7 8 6 8 India Shah
India Thakkar
5 9 11 5
8 India Shah
India Thakkar
11 11 11

Section 2

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinal
6 Chinese Taipei Lin Y.
Chinese Taipei Kao
11 4 11 11
Italy Mutti
Italy Puppo
3 11 4 9 6 Chinese Taipei Lin Y.
Chinese Taipei Kao
3 11 12 11
Slovakia Pistej
Slovakia Zelinka
11 12 11 Slovakia Pistej
Slovakia Zelinka
11 2 10 7
Egypt Ghallab
Egypt M. Helmy
2 10 5 6 Chinese Taipei Lin Y.
Chinese Taipei Kao
3 11 13 13 11
Turkey Yigenler
Turkey Gunduz
10 6 11 9 9 China Huang
China Liang Jk
11 8 11 15 4
Croatia Pucar
Slovenia Jorgić
12 11 8 11 Croatia Pucar
Slovenia Jorgić
7 7 12 12
Canada Ly
Canada Martin
4 3 6 9 China Huang
China Liang Jk
11 11 10 14
9 China Huang
China Liang Jk
11 11 11 6 Chinese Taipei Lin Y.
Chinese Taipei Kao
11 11 5 11
13 Brazil Teodoro
Brazil Ishiy
6 5 10 3 China Lin G.
China Lin S.
5 9 11 8
Hungary Lei
Slovakia Arpas
11 11 12 Hungary Lei
Slovakia Arpas
5 6 9
England Green
England Pitchford
8 7 6 South Korea Jang
South Korea Cho
11 11 11
South Korea Jang
South Korea Cho
11 11 11 South Korea Jang
South Korea Cho
5 9 9
Qatar Al-kuwari
Qatar Abdulwahhab
11 11 6 8 3 China Lin G.
China Lin S.
11 11 11
Romania Chirița
Romania E. Ionescu
13 8 11 11 Romania Chirița
Romania E. Ionescu
6 6 10
Italy Rossi
Italy Oyebode
5 7 7 3 China Lin G.
China Lin S.
11 11 12
3 China Lin G.
China Lin S.
11 11 11

Bottom Half

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Section 3

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinal
4 Japan T. Harimoto
Japan Matsushima
11 11 11
New Caledonia Dey
New Caledonia Morisseau
4 5 1 4 Japan T. Harimoto
Japan Matsushima
11 11 11
Austria Gardos
Austria Habesohn
11 11 12 9 11 Austria Gardos
Austria Habesohn
7 4 4
Belgium Allegro
Belgium Rassenfosse
13 7 10 11 7 4 Japan T. Harimoto
Japan Matsushima
11 12 11 9 9
Chinese Taipei Lin Y-c
Chinese Taipei Kuo
8 7 11 6 Romania O. Ionescu
Spain Robles
9 14 4 11 11
Romania O. Ionescu
Spain Robles
11 11 6 11 Romania O. Ionescu
Spain Robles
11 11 8 11
Germany Franziska
Germany Ovtcharov
6 9 11 15 Australia Bae
Australia Sareen
5 2 11 5
15 Australia Bae
Australia Sareen
11 11 13 Romania O. Ionescu
Spain Robles
11 7 11 11 6
11 Hong Kong Wong CT
Hong Kong Chan
11 11 11 5 France Dorr
France Bourrassaud
8 11 4 13 11
Nigeria Adegoke
Nigeria Abdulfatai
3 2 5 11 Hong Kong Wong CT
Hong Kong Chan
11 11 11
Chile Burgos
Chile Gómez
11 11 11 Chile Burgos
Chile Gómez
5 7 6
Nigeria Kuti
Nigeria Omotayo
8 7 9 11 Hong Kong Wong CT
Hong Kong Chan
6 8 7
Austria Kolodziejczyk
Moldova Ursu
11 10 16 11 5 France Dorr
France Bourrassaud
11 11 11
India Desai
India Gnanaseksran
9 12 14 7 Austria Kolodziejczyk
Moldova Ursu
6 8 8
Malaysia Choong
Malaysia Wong QS
10 6 11 11 2 5 France Dorr
France Bourrassaud
11 11 11
5 France Dorr
France Bourrassaud
12 11 9 6 11

Section 4

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinal
7 South Korea An
South Korea Lim
11 11 11
Australia Luu
Australia Lum
7 9 9 7 South Korea An
South Korea Lim
10 10 8
Switzerland Rebetez
Switzerland Vepa
12 14 4 9 5 Egypt Elbeiali
Egypt Abdelaziz
12 12 11
Egypt Elbeiali
Egypt Abdelaziz
10 12 11 11 11 Egypt Elbeiali
Egypt Abdelaziz
11 11 11
Slovakia Y. Wang
Greece Angelakis
11 11 11 Slovakia Y. Wang
Greece Angelakis
8 9 7
Saudi Arabia Alkhadrawi
Saudi Arabia Shulaybi
4 8 6 Slovakia Y. Wang
Greece Angelakis
13 3 6 12 11
Qatar Al-Kuwari
Qatar Shulaybi
3 7 4 16 Singapore Chew
Singapore Chua
11 11 11 10 7
16 Singapore Chew
Singapore Chua
11 11 11 Egypt Elbeiali
Egypt Abdelaziz
10 3 5
10 Singapore Quek
Singapore Pang
12 11 12 13 2 Japan Shinozuka
Japan Togami
12 11 11
Denmark Lind
Denmark Anderson
14 8 10 11 10 Singapore Quek
Singapore Pang
11 11 11
New Zealand Shu
New Zealand Choi
7 12 6 Algeria Bouloussa
Algeria Jellouli
9 2 8
Algeria Bouloussa
Algeria Jellouli
11 14 11 10 Singapore Quek
Singapore Pang
6 11 11 8 7
United States Js. Liang
United States S. Naresh
11 6 13 2 Japan Shinozuka
Japan Togami
11 2 7 11 11
Hong Kong Kwan
Hong Kong Yiu
13 11 15 Hong Kong Kwan
Hong Kong Yiu
11 5 2 6
Poland Kulczycki
Poland Redzimski
9 8 9 2 Japan Shinozuka
Japan Togami
9 11 11 11
2 Japan Shinozuka
Japan Togami
11 11 11

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