Peter Karlsson (bordtennisspelare)
| Peter Karlsson | ||
| Bordtennis, herrar Nation: | ||
| Världsmästerskap | ||
|---|---|---|
| Guld | Kuala Lumpur 2000 | Herrlag |
| Guld | Göteborg 1993 | Herrlag |
| Guld | Chiba 1991 | Herrdubbel |
| Guld | Chiba 1991 | Herrlag |
| Guld | Dortmund 1989 | Herrlag |
| Silver | Tianjin 1995 | Herrlag |
| Brons | Osaka 2001 | Herrlag |
| Europamästerskap | ||
| Guld | Göteborg 1990 | Lag |
| Guld | Stuttgart 1992 | Lag |
| Guld | Bratislava 1996 | Lag |
| Guld | Bremen 2000 | Singel |
| Guld | Bremen 2000 | Lag |
| Guld | Zagreb 2002 | Lag |
| Silver | Birmingham 1994 | Lag |
| Europamästerskap för juniorer | ||
| Guld | Haag 1985 | Lag |
| Guld | Louvin La Neuve 1986 | Lag |
Peter Karlsson, född 29 maj 1969, är en svensk bordtennisspelare.[1]
Karlssons främsta individuella merit är EM-guldet i singel 2000. Han har också ett VM-guld i dubbel (1991, tillsammans med Thomas von Scheele), fyra VM-guld i lag (1989, 1991, 1993 och 2000), ett VM-silver i lag (1995) och därutöver fem EM-guld i lag (1990, 1992, 1996, 2000 och 2002). Laget som han ingick i 1989 tilldelades för sitt VM-guld Svenska Dagbladets guldmedalj samma år.
Referenser
- ^ ”Peter Karlsson” (på engelska). sports-reference.com. Arkiverad från originalet den 18 april 2009. https://web.archive.org/web/20090418024701/http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/ka/peter-karlsson-1.html. Läst 21 februari 2016.
Externa länkar
- Mästerskapsstatistik hämtat från the Wayback Machine (arkiverat 16 juni 2011).
| Företrädare: Pernilla Wiberg | Svenska Dagbladets guldmedalj Sveriges landslag i bordtennis (Jan-Ove Waldner, Mikael Appelgren, Jörgen Persson, Erik Lindh och Peter Karlsson) 1989 | Efterträdare: Stefan Edberg |
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