Stefan Burmetler: Table football hero converses Garlando with three titles

Stefan Burmetler: Table football hero converses Garlando with three titles

The 17-year-old Stefan Burmetler from Pielachtal impressively demonstrated his extraordinary skills at this year's World Table Football Championship in St. Pölten. The tournament, which took place in the Prandtauerhalle, said goodbye on Sunday with the awarding of the titles in the Classic double for women and men, in which Burmetler was able to triumph three times.

Together with his partner Matthias Schöpf from Tirol, Burmetler won the title in traditional double format, which is played under special rules, including the ban on the so-called "gymnasium-around shots". This was a premiere for the duo that could prevail against the best players in the world. With this victory, Burmetler consolidated his status as the dominator of the renowned tournament of the Italian manufacturer Garlando.

positive feedback on the tournament

The Table Football Federation in Austria (TFBÖ) was extremely satisfied with the course of the tournament. In particular, the 20th anniversary of the competition was not only recognized by the athletes, but also by the spectators. Many fans had come to St. Pölten to be at the exciting final, which underlined the meaning and popularity of the event.

Burmetler himself was overjoyed after his victory. "It is an incredible feeling to win here and be part of such a great event," he said. "The support of the audience and the performance of my partner helped me a lot." This shows how important cooperation and teamwork are in this sport, especially at the highest level.

This Sunday is of particular importance for the table football world. With Burmetler's impressive triple success, he will certainly continue to play a central role in the Austrian sports events in the future, which will give hope for further success in the coming years. More information about the results and the further development of table football in Austria is available in a detailed report on www.noen.at .