World champion in the ring tennis: Germany is fighting South Africa!

World champion in the ring tennis: Germany is fighting South Africa!

Kieselbronn, Deutschland - On July 5, 2025, there is an exciting sporting encounter in Kieselbronn: Germany and South Africa meet in an international match in the ring tennis. After a two -year break, this competition is held for the first time and the anticipation is great. Germany presented itself strongly during this time, most recently with the winning of the 2023 world championship title, which the team was able to secure with an impressive 15: 05 victory. This is already an announcement and makes it clear that the German team will not distribute gifts even in these international matches. [DTB reports that ...] (https://www.dtb.de/artikel/laenderspiele between-deutschland-und-suedafrika-im-juli).

national coach Timo Hufnagel has nominated a strong contingent that includes both experienced players and promising talents. In particular, the individual world champion Henrike Jansen and the individual world champion Maurice Binder from the squad ensure a good view of a new success. A mixture of experienced athletes and young talents is waiting for South Africa, which should only make the encounters more exciting. Both nations have reported U21 teams who play in Kieselbronn on the same day at 3 p.m. before the A-squad duel follows at 5:30 p.m.

The teams in detail

The German team shines with a squad in which eight out of ten nominated seniors have already contributed to the World Cup victory in 2023. The U23 players Till Märtens and Alexander Wiß, who already have World Cup experience, are particularly noteworthy. The women's national team can come up with six players from the team who were able to win gold in 2023. Among them are well -known names such as Nadine Lemke and Katrin Meyer, who are known for their skills. Ring Tennis reports that ....

Here is a look at the nominations for the senior team:

The U23 national team also shows promising talents that are ready to step into the footsteps of the seniors.

an exciting future in the ring tennis

The competitions in Kieselbronn are only the start of a number of important games. The next day the International Masters take place in singles, followed by further return games on July 12th and 13th in Karben, where the teams meet again. The international framework is particularly noteworthy, as the German Open in doubles and mixed take place in parallel, which ensure additional tension. Wikipedia describes what ring tennis is….

Ring tennis that is played without a racket brings a lot of dynamics into play. The athletes have to throw a foam rubber ring precisely and observe numerous technical subtleties. Since its organization in Germany by the German Turner Association, this sport has gained popularity in recent years. Ring tennis is also on the rise in South Africa and shows how internationally this sport is rooted. The upcoming games will certainly be enthusiastic about fans and athletes.

For all interested parties there is more information and exciting updates on Ringentennis.de.