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Aruna is expected to begin his campaign in the main draw, where he will face top seeds such as Japan's Tomokazu Harimoto, Brazil's Hugo Calderano, Chinese Taipei's Lin Yun-Ju, and Germany's title candidates Dimitrij Ovtcharov and Dang Qiu.
Arican champion Quadri Aruna has been named as a contender in the WTT Contender Muscat in Oman and will be looking for his maiden WTT crown.
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19:40 - 05.10.2023
Table Tennis: Quadri Aruna joins Saudi Arabia League
Aruna transferred from the German club TTC RhönSprudel Maberzell Fulda to the Saudi Arabian team.
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06:47 - 28.09.2023
Equip Table Tennis Coaches for better results – NTTF Board member
The NTTF Board member stated that Nigeria has a common problem with the development of coaches
The Nigerian will also be attempting to improve his world ranking in order to qualify for the end-of-year WTT Finals.
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Pulse Sports reports that the world number 16 joined Khaleej Club in the lucrative Saudi Arabia league and was given a wildcard to compete in Muscat.
Aruna is expected to begin his campaign in the main draw, where he will face top seeds such as Japan's Tomokazu Harimoto, Brazil's Hugo Calderano, Chinese Taipei's Lin Yun-Ju, and Germany's title candidates Dimitrij Ovtcharov and Dang Qiu.
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06:57 - 19.09.2023
Quadri Aruna and Funke Oshonaike: Sports Minister showers encomiums on Nigerian Icons
Aruna, who is the tournament’s number one seed, defeated Ahmed Saleh of Egypt 4-0 in the final match to retain his African title.
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06:36 - 18.09.2023
Quadri Aruna retains ITTF African Championships
Aruna, who is the tournament’s number one seed defeated Ahmed Saleh of Egypt 4-0 in the final match played on Sunday.
The WTT Contender event returns to Oman's capital for a third time after holding two blockbuster events in 2022.
The Sultan Qaboos Sport Complex in Muscat will be energized when the main draw begins today and runs through October 14 for Aruna and other players.
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Meanwhile, WTT Champions Frankfurt organizers have identified Aruna as one of the top 30 players travelling to the German city of Frankfurt for the $500,000 prize money tournament.
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