"I will go in to win"

It is two months ago that the young ping pong in Eslöv played the last match. A rather above situation since table tennis is a sport that is being replayed. Instead of matches, Möregårdh has trained and often in Halmstad with his opponent Mattias Falck. But there has not been much talk about the match.

- No, I haven't talked to him so much, we're a bit of an enemy now, laughs the young ping pong talent.

The match will be commented on by ping-pong legend Jan-Ove Waldner. It has been said that Sweden has not had such a young player with the same potential since JO broke through. Truls himself thinks that there are some similarities as they both play a lot on forehand, something that is more unusual today than it was during Waldner's time.

- Will be a little tense so clearly when you know that he is sitting and watching the whole match.

The match on Sunday will not be a showcase match, Truls look forward to hard play and a smooth match. Much to offer the audience entertainment and joy as it is bad with live sports in these times. And even if Falck is the favorite, the young Eslöv player should give him a match, and there may be some ace in the rock sleeve.

- Hopefully I have it but I won't reveal them, he laughs in closing.