Smith defeated Russian Mikhail Gutnik 5-2 in the final, having won 8-1 against Andre Ramos of Portugal in the semi-finals.

Ramos did take the bronze medal, handing out a heavy defeat to Martin Frkovic of Croatia 11-0.

There was no Paralympic rematch in the men's BC3 final after Spain's Wafid Boucherit knocked out world number one Czech player Adam Peška 3-2 in the semi-finals.

But Boucherit was unable to defeat the world number two for the gold, as Polychronidis won 3-2.

Aleksander Legostaev of Russia won in a tiebreaker for the bronze against Peška after drawing 3-3.

Hungarian Alexandra Szabo won 6-4 against Slovakian Michaela Balcova for the women's BC4, and Portugal's Carla Oliveira took bronze with a 9-1 drubbing of Anita Raguwaran from Germany.

After both remained undefeated throughout the tournament, Portugal's Cristina Gonçalves won a tight 5-4 contest against Claire Taggart of Britain for the women's BC2 title.

Nagy Vivien of Hungary is the bronze medallist, having won 4-3 against Kristina Kudlacova of Slovakia.

Dmitry Kozmin of Russia claimed the men's BC2 gold medal against Slovakian Rastislav Kurilak 4-3, and Josef Zabka of Czech Republic won bronze with a 4-3 defeat of Robert Mezik of Slovakia.

Russian Olga Dolgova won the women's BC1 final 7-1 against Poland's Kinga Koza, with the bronze going to home favourite Amagoia Arrieta of Spain with a 4-2 defeat of Dora Basic of Croatia.

Edyta Owczarz did give Poland a gold medal in the women's BC3 final, having defeated German Nancy Poser 4-2, and Anna Ntenta of Greece claimed bronze by beating Britain's Bethany Moulam 4-3.

Finally, Britain's Stephen McGuire defeated Czech Republic's Radek Prochazka 4-3 in the men's BC3 final.

Bronze went to Vasile Agache of Spain, who won 5-2 against Artem Kolinko of Ukraine.