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The ATP World Tour will be in Malaysia for another tournament this month, called the Malaysia Open and held in Kuala Lumpur as an ATP World Tour 250 level tournament. The singles draw is 28 and the doubles draw is 16, with prize money equaling $850,000. The tournament is from September 27^th to October 3^rd and you can watch it live from your computer by clicking on the banners on this page, for access to tennis streams right from your computer via your internet connection, no matter where in the world you are located.

 

 

This the one of two tournaments in southeast Asia, the other one the PTT Thailand Open held in Bangkok and this is only the second year for this tournament. The PTT Thailand Open is also held this week. The top seed is Robin Soderling, who really wants his spot in the ATP Barclays World Tour Finals. He is currently number five in the world, and hopes to grab some points here. The second seed is Nikolay Davydenko, who is the 6^th in the world right now and is also the defending champion of the Malaysian Open.

 

 

Third seed is Tomas Berdych, who was a final at Wimbledon and is also hoping to quality for the Barclays this year. Last year, he only made it to the quarters and will hope to do better in 2010. Fourth is David Ferrer, and then the fifth seed is Mikhail Youzhny, also only a quarter finalist in 2009. Sixth seed is Nicolas Almagro and the 7^th and 8^th are Marcos Baghdatis and Lleyton Hewitt. Click on the links on this page for your membership with access to high quality streaming video in the member's area of the site and streaming tennis all year.

 

Posted: 28th September 2009

 

The Association of Tennis Professionals Proton Malaysian Open will take place in Kuala Lumpur, September 28^th to August 4^th. This is an ATP 250 Tournament, and these men's professional tennis players are competing for a big purse of just a few dollars shy of a million dollars. They are playing on hard courts indoors at the Putra Stadium which holds around 16,000 fans. This is good for the Asian part of the ATP World Tour which has been beefed up a bit this year. Get your membership at the banners on this page and you can watch this tournament live.

 

 

Fernando Gonzales is hoping to reach the final of this tournament for what will be his third straight year in Asia. He won the title in Beijing as well as a silver medal at last year's Olympic Games. David Ferrer has done well in Asia as well, taking the title in Tokyo in 2007 as well as finishing as the runner up at Shangai's Tennis Master's Cup. Nikolay Davydenko is hoping to take his very first ATP title in Asia. He was runner up to Djokovic in the Tennis Master's Cup in Shanghai last year. These are just some of the great men's tennis players taking to this indoor hardcourt field.

 

 

This is certainly an exciting tournament to watch as it is one of only five events played in Asia that end with the Shanghai Masters 1000. This tournament is so great because so many of the top players, including some in the top ten, compete there. Players like Robin Soderling, Kei Nichikori, Fernando Verdasco and Nikolay Davydenko will bein Kuala Lumpur this year to show off their skills. Get your membership simply by clicking on the banners on this page and you'll get access to live streaming video of this tournament from the comfort of your computer. Don't miss this year's ATP Malaysia Live which starts on September 28^th.

 

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