The 88th Estonian Table Tennis Championships culminated at the Tallinn University of Technology sports hall, where the defending champions Pert Marten Lehtlaan and Airi Avameri retained their individual titles. Lehtlaan, who had previously surprised the tournament by winning gold last year, faced off against Madis Moos in the final match, delivering a commanding performance by winning 4-0, thus defending his title without dropping a set. Meanwhile, in the men's doubles, Lehtlaan and Moos joined forces to secure victory in that category as well.

In the women's category, the finals were a repeat of the previous year, with Avameri once again contending against Reelica Hanson. Avameri managed to replicate her success with a 4-1 win, showcasing her skill and determination to hold onto her crown. The successful defense of both titles underscores the strength and dominance of these athletes in Estonian table tennis.

The results also highlight the competitive nature of the championships, as notable players like Aleksandr Smirnov, who has won the title 14 times, and Vallot Vainula, a nine-time champion, were eliminated earlier in the tournament. This year's event not only reflected the high level of competition in Estonian ping-pong but also indicated the rise of new talents and the fierce rivalries that characterize the sport in Estonia.