Table tennis world championships hoping to ride 'Marty Supreme' momentum

The Japan Times
The World Team Championships in London hope to capitalize on the popularity generated by the film 'Marty Supreme' to attract a new audience.

Summary

The World Team Championships in London are aiming to capitalize on the increased interest in table tennis sparked by the film 'Marty Supreme'. The event, which began this week at the Copper Box Arena on the Olympic Park, features the sport's biggest names and will conclude at Wembley Arena on May 10. The film's chaotic portrayal of a fictional ping-pong hustler contrasts with the high-class action of the championships, which organizers hope will draw a large crowd.

(Source:The Japan Times )

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