Pert Marten Lehtlaan has been crowned the Estonian table tennis champion for the second time, showcasing his skills over the weekend. He made an appearance on ETV's morning show 'Terevisioon' where he competed against the hosts Juhan Kilumets and Martha-Beryl Grauberg in a mini-table tennis challenge. This interactive segment not only highlighted Lehtlaan's championship title but also provided insight into the competitive spirit and the nuances of table tennis in Estonia.

During the broadcast, viewers were able to witness the friendly competition between the hosts and the new champion, which added a light-hearted flair to the serious nature of competitive sports. There was also an interesting discussion regarding the terminology used in table tennis, particularly the preference for the term 'table tennis' over 'ping pong', which many players find patronizing.

Additionally, there is mention of an upcoming book that will delve into the history of Estonian table tennis, which people can support through a pledge campaign. This highlights the legacy and ongoing developments within the sport in Estonia, promoting both the sport itself and its cultural significance.