Challenger Astana Live
The ATP World Tour will go to Astana this week for a tournament in Astana, Kazakhstan, which will join several other tournaments on the Challenger Tour, although they are all smaller tournaments than the event in Astana. Playing this week is a tournament in Wuhai, China on hard courts for $35,000 as well as two 30,000 Euro tournaments in Dortmund, Germany and Recanati, Italy, one clay and one hard surface. Also, Finland will play host to a 43,000 Euro ATP Challenger Tournament that will take place on clay courts as well.
The President's Cup is the name of the tournament in Astana, Kazakhstan this week, and it is from the 25th of July to the 31st. This is a hard court tournament worth $125,000 and will feature Andrey Golubev as both a wildcard and the top seed for this event, with Mikhail Kukushkin as the second seed. Third and fourth seeds are Dudi Sela and Karol Beck and the fifth seeded player in the main draw is Lukas Lacko. You can watch the President's Cup live on your home computer or your mobile device, anywhere you can catch a wireless signal, anywhere on the globe.
Posted: 1st November 2010
The ATP Challenger Tour holds a few tournaments next week including a Charlottesville, Virginia tournament in the United States on hard courts for $50,000 and a clay court tournament in Medelin, Columbia. Also, Eckental, Germany will be a host city for a €30,000 tournament held on carpet. We also have one more the tournament in Astana. Get your membership now at any of the banners on this page for access to tennis streams all year around right from your computer and VIP access to tennis coverage in high quality video.
The tournament in Astana, Kazakhstan, is the largest of the four Challenger Tournaments held this week, and is a chance for the up and coming tennis players on the tour to make some serious money with a prize purse of $125,000. This tournament will be played on hard courts, and is officially called the President's Cup, held November 1st through the 7th, and the number one seed is hometown boy Mikhail Kukushkin, who will be going up against Philipp Oswald in the first round. The second seed for the President's Cup is Bjorn Phau from Germany.
The third seed for this tournament in Astana, Kazakhstan is Rainer Schuettler who also hails from Germany, and the fourth is Igor Kunitsyn who comes from Russia, and then we have the fifth and sixth seeds for the President's Cup, Ivan Dodig and Martin Fischer. The seventh seed is Konstantin Kravchuk and the number eight seed is Alexandre Kudryavtsev. Get your membership now to watch this ATP Challenger Tournament right from your computer in high quality video from anywhere in the world that you happen to be.
Posted: 23rd August 2010
The ATP Challenger Tour heads to Astana, Kazakhstan for a hard court tournament with a prize purse of $50,000. This tournament is part of the ATP Challenger Tour, intended for upand coming tennis professionals who are hoping to advance to more prestigious tournaments with more points and more prize money. You can watch ATP Challenger streams right from your computer, by clicking on the banners on this page. You'll get high quality video access to ATP Challenger Tennis online from anywhere in the world.
This tournament is August 23rd through the 29th and in the main draw for the singles the top seed for this tournament is Igor Kunitsyn from Russia, who will face a qualifier in the first round. Kunitsyn is a 28 year old who has earned nearly two million dollars in this tennis career so far, making it to the second round of the U.S. Open, Wimbledon and the Australian Open. The second seed for this event is another Russian, Konstantin Kravchuk. Third on the list is Andrej Martin, who hails from the Slovak Republic.
The fourth seed for the President's Cup is Marek Semjan, who will face Mao-Xin Gong from China in the first round. Fifth is Andrey Kumantsov and the sixth seed for the ATP Challenger Astana is Artem Sitak. Both the fifth and sixth seeds are from Russia. Seventh seed is Jan Minar from the Czech Republic, and the eighth seed is Ze Zhang from China. Get your membership now to watch ATP Challenger streams live right from your computer. You'll get access to tennis online all year around from your computer.
Posted: 4th November 2009
The week is made up of five tournaments for the ATP Challenger Tour. The first is the Astana tournament, worth $125,000, played in Kazakhstan on hardcourts, which will be closely followed by a tournament in Chuncheon, Korea and then one in the states in Charlottsville, Virginia. There is also a clay tournament in Colombia this week, as well as one in Germany. You can watch any of these tournaments live from your PC or Laptop, simply by clicking on the banners on this page and getting your annual membership.
Astana is the President's Cup of the Challenger Tour, and the draws are in. The top seed for this tournament is Denis Istomin, who will be facing off against Ilya Belyaev in the first round. Second seed is Teimuraz Gabashvili from Russia who will be facing off against compatriot Michail Elgin in round one. Third seed is Bjorn Phau who hails from Germany, and fourth seed in this exciting tournament will be Stephane Robert from France. Number five is Laurent Recouderc who also hails from France.
The last three seeds come from Kazakhstan and Ukraine, two from the host country. They are Andrey Golubev, Oleksandr Dolgopolev Jr, and Mikhail Kukushkin. This tournament will be an exciting one to watch as these men compete for ranking points that will hopefully put them in a higher class next year. The tournament runs from November 2nd through the 7th and you can watch it in high quality streaming video by getting your membership at any of the links on this page. Don't miss the ATP Challenger Tournament, the President's Cup, in Astana, Kazakhstan, November 2nd through the 7th.
Tags: Astana, ATP Challenger Tournament, Andrey Golubev, Mikhail Kukushkin, Dudi Sela, ATP Challenger Tour, Rainer Schuettler, Igor Kunitsyn, Andrey Kumantsov, Denis Istomin, Stephane Robert Posted: 25th July 2011 ATP Tour » Challenger Astana Live |
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