Aruna ranked 13th in the world with 2005 points after his performance in Singapore.Quadri Aruna moved one place higher on the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) latest ranking on Tuesday.
The African champion bowed out in the quarterfinal finish at the just concluded WTT Singapore Smash.Aruna became the first African to reach the quarterfinal round of the WTT Singapore Smash.
On his way to the last eight, he edged out some of the finest players in the world.
The icing on the cake for Aruna was the emphatic defeat over domineering Japanese star Tomokazu Harimoto, who had previously beaten the Nigerian thrice.
Aruna ranked 13th in the world with 2005 points after his performance in Singapore.ATTF applauds Aruna for quarterfinal finish in Singapore.
The Executive Council of the Africa Table Tennis Federation (ATTF) has hailed the Quadri Aruna for putting the continent on the world map in Singapore.
According to the President of ATTF, Khaled El-Salhy, the Nigerian has continued to set the pace for the sport in Africa with his feet at international competitions.
According to the President of ATTF, Khaled El-Salhy, the Nigerian has continued to set the pace for the sport in Africa with his feet at international competitions.
The African Table Tennis Champion will focus on WTT Champions Xinxiang in China next month.
