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On the ATP World Tour this week, a tournament in Hamburg, Germany called the bet-at-home Open German Tennis Championships 2012, a clay court event that is played for 900,000 Euros with a singles draw of 32 and a doubles draw of 16. This event starts on the 16^th of July and will be played at te same time as the BB&T Atlanta Open which happens in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States. Other tournaments coming up include the Credit Agricole Suisse Open Gstaad and the bet-at-home Cup Kitzbuhel which is in Austria.

 

 

The most recent tournament on the ATP World Tour was the ATP Vegeta Croatia Open Umag which was played in Umag, Croatia on clay courts for 358,425 Euros. This event started on the 9^th of July and was won by Fernando Verdasco and David Marrero in the doubles and Marin Cilic for the singles. This event sees Gilles Simon as the top seed, Nicolas Almagro as the second and Juan Monaco as third. Fourth and fifth are Fernando Verdasco and Marin Cilic and then Philipp Kohlschreiber is sixth. Florian Mayer and Viktor Troicki are seventh and eighth.

 

Posted: 21st July 2011

 

The ATP World Tour will hold a clay court tournament this week in Hamburg, Germany called the bet-at-home Open German Tennis Championships 2011 and will happen starting July 18^th. This event has a singles draw of 48 and a doubles draw of 16 and has a prize purse of one million Euros, an ATP 500 level tournament and lasting until the 24^th. This tournament is held at the Rothenbaum Tennis Center, and is one of eleven 500 level tournaments on the ATP World Tour. It will be followed by the Atlanta Tennis Championships, in Atlanta, Georgia.

 

 

The top seed for this tournament is Gael Monfils, who is from France, and Nicolas Almagro takes his spot as the second seed. Jurgen Melzer is third and Gilles Simon is the fourth seed for the ATP Hamburg. Mikhail Youzhny and Florian Mayer are the fifth and sixth seeds for this event and our last two of the top eight are Alexandr Dolgopolov and Andrey Aolubev. If you want access to tennis live from anywhere in the world, right from the court as it happens all you have to do is click on the links on this page and sign up.

 

Posted: 19th July 2010

 

Hamburg, Germany is the venue for the ATP Tournament, the International German Open, which will be starting on July 19^th, for a million dollars, with a singles draw of 48 and a doubles draw of 16. This is a clay court tournament and an ATP 500 level event, running from July 19^th to the 25^th. If you want to watch this ATP 500 level tournament, get your membership at the links on this page. Watch in high quality video from your computer from anywhere, streaming to you live from the courts via your internet connection.

 

 

The International German Open is a summer clay court event and one of only eleven ATP World Tour 500 level tournaments. It will all take place at the Rothenbaum Tennis Center, which has a retractable roof and will seat 13,200 fans, and is the largest center court in Germany. Top seed for the International Germany Open is Nikolay Davydenko, right now number five in the world after beating Paul-Henri Mathieu in last year's final. He is coming back after a wrist injury kept him out of the circuit for about three months.

 

 

David Ferrer is the next seed, and he has done quite well at this tournament in the past. He has made seven appearances, and last year he was all the way to the semi-final before being ousted. Juan Carlos Ferrero is the third seed, Nicolas Almagro the fourth, and the rest of the top eight seeds in order are Jurgen Melzer, Gael Monfils, Fernando Gonzalez and Gilles Simon. Get your membership now to watch some of the best that ATP Tennis has to offer in the International German Open. Click on the banners on this page to get set up for high quality video access.

 

Posted: 23th July 2009

 

The players of the ATP return to Hamburg in a tournament that is no longer a Master Series Event, which could spell trouble for this tournament, held since 1892. The move to the ATP World Tour 500 Series will cause this ages old tourney to seem unattractive to big name players like those who have won the tournament in years past, or competed, such as Nadal, Federer, Guillermo Coria, Marat Safin, Gustavo Kuerten and Albert Portas. Just because the tournament has moved down a level however, certainly does not mean its worth watching. You can catch this exciting tennis action right here in high quality video streams and feeds on www.watchlivetennis.org.

 

 

This tournament is from July 18^th to the 26^th and is played on the clay courts of Am Rothenbaum in Hamburg, Germany. The Masters Series was created in 1990, which changed the name of this tournament from the German Open to the Hamburg Masters. Previous winners for this event, while it was the Hamburg Masters were Nadal in 2008, who's runner up was Roger Federer, a three set victory that ended 7-5, 6-7, 6-3. In the year before that it was exactly the opposite lineup, with Federer first and Nadal second, and another three set victory. In 2006, Tommy Robredo was the singles champion and then Federer had the title two years in a row, in 2005 and 2005 beating Richard Gasquet and Guillermo Coria respectively.

 

 

As for the doubles champions, it was Canadian Daniel Nestor and Nenad Zimonjic in 2008 who beat the American brothers Bob and Mike Bryan. However, the Bryans were able to take their own win in 2007 against the match-up of Paul Hanley and Kevin Ullyett. The previous year it was Hanley and Ullyett who took the win, making it seem – at least for the past few years – that if you have a win at the Hamburg Masters, you'll be runner-up in the final the following year – at least for the doubles. Don't miss the Hamburg Open July 18^th to the 26^th. Get your membership today and watch live.

 

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