Tennis Europe News - Issue 144

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Tennis Europe announces 21 & Under event in Hamburg

Tennis Europe has announced details of the ‘21 & Under Invitational’, an exciting new competition due to take place in Hamburg, Germany, from July 25-28.

Earlier this year the European Tennis Federation launched its first ever cooperation with a top-level

professional tournament, the ATP 500 Hamburg European Open, where the ‘Hamburg European Open Champion’ will be crowned.

The organisers, in cooperation with the German Tennis Federation, will host a unique side event for the 21 & Under age group alongside the main competition, aimed at giving the most

Inside this issue Tennis Europe 21 & Under Invitational in Hamburg . . . . . . . . . . . 01 Tennis Europe Coaches Conference In Minsk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 02 20 Europeans among ITF election candidates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 03 ITF, WTA & ATP deliver optimised Professional Tennis structure . 04 European Summer Cups & Nations Challenge preview . . . . . . 07 Tennis Europe Junior School latest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 09 Tennis Europe Academy in Prostějov . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 European Beach Tennis Championships to return to Bulgaria . . . 12 European Senior Club Championships at La Manga Club . . . . . . . . 12 Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 European Tournament Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

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Tennis Europe announces 21 & Under event in Hamburg promising young men and women experience of big matches, star treatment, and the chance to win financial grants to help with their career development and travel expenses.

played as First to Four games with a tie-break at 3-All. There will be ‘No-Ad’ scoring (receiver decides), the ‘No Let’ rule applies, and players will be able to communicate with their coaches during the match.

A total pool of €50,000 is available for the sixteen players – eight men and eight women – that will take part in the round robin competition. The Best of Five set matches will feature a shorter format; sets will be

Players aged from 19 - 21 are selected based on performances at junior Grand Slams and their ITF World Tennis Tour ranking. One wild card invitation for each event is reserved for the organisers.

Tennis Europe Coaches Conference in Minsk The 2019 Tennis Europe Coaches Conference took place from 22-25 May in Minsk, where it was hosted for the first time by the Belarus Tennis Federation.

This year’s event was the 11th edition of the ‘Specific Theme Conference’, a biennial two-day meeting focusing on a particular topic. For this edition, Tennis Europe chose the issue of ‘National Training Centres.’

The host federation was able to showcase the facilities at its new National Tennis Academy, which is one of the driving factors behind Belarus’ many recent successes on the junior and professional circuits.

The meeting itself was opened by Tennis Europe’s Professional Tennis Committee Chair Allar Hint and saw Dermot Sweeney of the International Tennis Federation present an overview of the ITF’s National Training Centre and Facility Programme, as well as a selection of best practices and national showcases from around Europe.

The Programme encourages member nations to apply for funding to maintain or extend national training centres, with the aim of increasing facilities and encouraging participation.

Also among the line-up of expert speakers were Carl Maes, coach to former world #1 Kim Clijsters and current Director of the Clijsters Academy, renowned coaches Cyril Genevois (FRA), Garry Cahill (IRL), Piotr Unierzyski (POL) and Demetris Herodotou (CYP), plus ITF Development Officer for Europe Vitor Cabral. Cahill and Herodotou were joined by Portuguese Davis Cup Captain Rui Machado during the Nations Showcase.

Mr. Cabral commented, “The Specific Theme Conference is a great opportunity to connect with delegates from the federations about very precise topics. In devising the programme, we were also keen to touch areas in which we have development projects. The National

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Tennis Europe Coaches Conference in Minsk Training Centre is a very interesting topic and I am particularly happy with the exchanges and discussions we had these two days. I speak on behalf of all the delegates when I say I was also very impressed with the facilities that the Belarus Tennis Federation provided us. We were able to visit a number of top-level venues that gave the conference a very high level of quality.

I would like to thank Anton Yuspa and all the staff of the Belarus Tennis Federation and the Belarus NOC for their extraordinary support, and I hope that we achieved our goal of promoting tennis in the country”.

Belarus Tennis Federation General Secretary Anton Yuspa said, “It has been an honour for us to host the Tennis Europe Coaches’ Conference. These were very productive, informative and useful days for the representatives from European tennis family in Minsk. The topic of National Training Centres is very important now due to the ITF recognition program currently taking place. I’m sure that we need to share experiences at such important international forums as this conference in order to move forward in the development of the Eu-

ropean tennis. Once again thank you very much to the all participants, speakers and Tennis Europe for coming to Belarus and this opportunity to show our wonderful capital - Minsk in the time before the II European Games that will open the doors for the European Olympic family in the next month.”

The event was streamed live on YouTube [Day 1 | Day 2] by the host federation, and is still available for those wishing to catch up.

20 Europeans among candidates for ITF President and Board of Directors The ITF’s independent Ethics Commission has announced the official nominations for the elections for the ITF President and Board of Directors that will be held on Friday 27 September 2019 at the ITF’s Annual General Meeting in Lisbon, Portugal. The President, and fourteen members of the Board of Directors, will be elected for four-year terms from 2019-23.

Nominations for election to the ITF Board of Directors have been made by Class B Member Nations who fully meet ITF constitutional criteria. The following nominations have been received: PRESIDENT

*David Haggerty (USA)

Ivo Kaderka (CZE)

Anil Khanna (IND)

David Miley (IRL)

*Incumbent President

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

*Katrina Adams (USA)

Hilmi Onur Binay (TUR)

Carlos Bravo (CRC)

*Martin Corrie (GBR)

Vasco Costa (POR)

Gavin Crookes (RSA)

Miguel Díaz Román (ESP)

Goran Djokovic (SRB)

*Ismail El Shafei (EGY) Luisanna Fodde (ITA)

Bernard Giudicelli (FRA)

*Jack Graham (CAN) Razvan Itu (ROU)

Ivo Kaderka (CZE)

Nao Kawatei (JPN)

James Kenani (KEN)

*Anil Khanna (IND) Ulrich Klaus (GER)

*Thomas Kønigsfeldt (DEN)

David Miley (IRL)

Salma Mouelhi Guizani (TUN)

*Celia Patrick (NZL)

Camilo Perez Lopez Moreira (PAR) David Rawlinson (GBR) Attila Richter (HUN) Gabriel Sánchez-Sierra (COL) *Alexey Selivanenko (RUS) *Rene Stammbach (SUI) Suresh Subramaniam (SRI) *Stefan Tzvetkov (BUL) *Bulat Utemuratov (KAZ) Jonathan Yarom (ISR) Anton Yuspa (BLR) Spyros Zannias (GRE) *Incumbent Board Member

All Candidates are subject to the ITF’s Candidate Rules, found in the Code of Ethics here

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ITF, WTA and ATP deliver optimised Professional Tennis structure WTA ranking points are to be awarded at $15,000 (W15) ITF World Tennis Tour events according to the following points table: Semi- Quarter- Round

Winner Finalist finalist finalist of 16

Singles 10 Doubles 10

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Tennis Europe is pleased to report an agreement between the sport’s governing bodies which restores ranking points for professional players competing in entry-level tennis events. Tennis Europe works with its 50 member nations to sanction, manage and support almost 600 ITF World Tennis Tour professional tournaments for men and women with a total prize money fund of approximately $12 million each year.

For tournaments to increase from 32-player to 48-player Qualifying Singles Draw sizes, the integrity implications of moving from seven to eight-day events were fully discussed with the Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU). The TIU recognise the benefits of a balanced calendar that provides additional playing opportunities, which along with other measures, will contribute to an improved integrity environment for players.

The press release issued by the ITF reads as follows:

To provide continuity to players, ITF ranking points will be awarded in $15,000 and $25,000 qualifying rounds and a player’s ITF ranking will continue to be valid for acceptance purposes after ATP or WTA ranked players. Three reserved places in $15,000 tournaments for ITF top 100-ranked juniors will continue to facilitate entry into professional tennis for the best-performing players at junior level.

“The ITF (International Tennis Federation) has today announced an agreement with the ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) and the WTA (Women’s Tennis Association) to optimise the structure of men’s and women’s professional tennis. This will provide additional competitive opportunities and a clear and fair pathway for talented players.

The agreement includes the allocation of ATP and WTA ranking points at $15,000 ITF World Tennis Tour tournaments, additional ranking points at men’s $25,000 tournaments, as well as increased playing opportunities with 48-player qualifying singles draws. Players’ rankings will be updated with the new points allocations on 5 August 2019.

These points will be applied retroactively to all tournaments played since August 2018.

Updated men’s and women’s ATP/WTA rankings will be used for acceptances into ITF World Tennis Tour events plus ATP Challengers and WTA 125K tournaments beginning the week of 26 August 2019.

ATP ranking points are to be awarded according to the following points table (singles and doubles): Semi- Quarter- Round

Winner Finalist finalist finalist of 16

M25 Singles 20 Doubles 20

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M15 Singles 10 Doubles 10

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The ITF’s agreement with the ATP and WTA has been reached to achieve the key objectives of a clearly defined group of professional players and a structure that allows for smooth mobility.

Steve Simon, WTA CEO and Chairman said, “The WTA is pleased to work with the ITF in the shared goal of developing a clear structure and pathway to provide for the competitive opportunities and rewards needed for a Player to transition through the ITF World Tennis Tour in their quest to compete on the WTA Tour.”

David Haggerty, ITF President said, “Collaborating further with the ATP and WTA, our goal is to ensure the professional pathway from juniors to professional tennis is fit for purpose. It is vital that players have the opportunity to play and progress and nations can afford to host events in their countries at both professional and transitional levels. These additional reforms to the pathway will further strengthen the new structure introduced in 2019, that in turn will create a true professional group of players, increase playing opportunities at all levels of the game, and help widen the number of nations hosting professional tournaments so that tennis can remain a truly global sport.”

Chris Kermode, ATP Executive Chairman and President, said: “We are pleased to have reached this agreement

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ITF, WTA and ATP deliver optimised Professional Tennis structure with the ITF which we believe will lead to significant enhancements to the player pathway and the way in which the ITF World Tennis Tour links to the ATP Challenger Tour.

Structural reform has been necessary as we look to increase opportunities and achieve a balanced calendar for the sport. We will continue to closely monitor the latest changes to ensure that they are working as designed for the players, and for the benefit of the sport as a whole.”

In summary: • Allocation of ATP and WTA ranking points across the ITF World Tennis Tour will provide one ranking system for men’s and women’s professional tennis and a smoother transition for players who will move up the system due to their achievements on court.

• There will be three reserved places in ITF $15,000 tournaments for ITF top 100-ranked juniors; no reserved places will be offered at any other level.

• Doubles acceptance at $15,000 tournaments is amended, to be based on a player’s singles or doubles ranking, whichever is higher, with no requirement to

have been accepted into the Singles competition, and therefore opening up opportunities to more players.

Subject to consultation with National Associations and key stakeholders, a new more affordable level of development tournament is currently under review for introduction below the ITF World Tennis Tour, between $15,000 tournaments and the ITF Junior Circuit, to ensure players from as many countries as possible have the opportunity to join the player pathway. These tournaments will offer ITF ranking points and enable all players, including those from college tennis and other pathways, to progress to professional tournaments based on results.

The ITF World Tennis Tour is a long-term project to secure the future of professional tennis. The ITF, ATP and the WTA have worked closely to deliver a comparable model for both men and women and will continue to monitor and adjust to ensure the optimal structure is provided.

The ITF Board has approved these measures following consultation with the ATP and WTA, Player Representatives, and acknowledging feedback from ITF National Associations, tournaments, coaches and players.

Notes from Tennis Europe A Tennis Europe Regional Meeting will be held prior to the ITF Annual General Meeting in Lisbon, Portugal, on Tuesday 24th September.

The Tennis Europe Top Executives’ Meeting will be held in Madrid, Spain, from 19-21 November coinciding with the Davis Cup finals. Further information will follow.

The latest issue of the European Racquet Stringer Association’s ‘Pro Stringer’ magazine is online here

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2019 European Summer Cups & Nations Challenge by HEAD Preview

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A busy summer season of team competitions kicks off later this month with the 14 & Under European Summer Cups qualifying competition. A total of 64 national teams have signed up for the event (181 across the three age categories), the final rounds of which will be held in Murcia (Spain, boys) and San Remo (Italy, girls).

France will be keen to defend the Boys’ 14 & Under crown won last year for a record thirteenth time, whilst defending champions Czech Republic will be amongst the favourites to take the girls’ title. Both teams have the added benefit of qualifying matches at home as they battle for places in the last eight. The 14 & under event also serves as the European qualifying competition for the ITF World Junior Tennis championships, with the top 5 teams

2018 Nations Challenge boys champions Belgium.

2018 Nations Challenge girls champions Czech Republic.

2018 Summer Cups 14&U boys champions France.

(plus hosts Czech Republic) advancing to the final stages of the competition in Prostejov in early August.

63 12 & Under teams will take part in the qualifying stages of the Tennis Europe Nations Challenge by HEAD at the end of July. The reigning champions are Belgium, who won the boys’ event last year for the first time ever, and the Czech Republic, who will be gunning for a hat trick of girls’ titles.

2018 Summer Cups 14&U girls podium l-r Russia (runners-up), Czech Republic (winners), Ukraine (third place).

For a full list of dates, venues and the repartition of nations for the 12 and 14 & Under events, please see below.

Full information about the 16 and 18 & Under competitions, which will take place from 31st July – 2nd August (qualifying) and 5-7 August (final rounds) will be published at the Tennis Europe website in the next few days.

European Summer Cups Boys 14 & Under - Qualifying 30 June - 2 July Zone A

Veska (CZE)

Austria, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Israel, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia

Zone B

Royan (FRA)

Croatia, Estonia, France, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden

Zone C

Bremen (GER) Belarus, Finland, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Ukraine

Zone D

Murcia (ESP)

Croatia, Estonia, France, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden

Finals

Murcia (ESP)

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European Summer Cups Girls 14 & Under - Qualifying 30 June - 2 July Zone A

Blagoevgrad (BUL)

Austria, Bulgaria, Italy, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Turkey

Zone B

Rakovnik (CZE)

Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Israel, Slovenia, Switzerland

Zone C

Saint Valery en Caux (FRA) Denmark, France, Hungary, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Slovakia

Zone D

Rivne (UKR)

Belarus, Estonia, Finland, Great Britain, Greece, Latvia, Sweden, Ukraine

Finals

San Remo (ITA)

5 - 7 July

Nations Challenge by HEAD Boys 12 & Under - Qualifying 25 - 28 July Zone A

Rakovnik (CZE) Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine

Zone B

Dijon (FRA)

Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Great Britain, Israel, Luxembourg, Portugal, Slovenia

Zone C

Haren (NED)

Belgium, Estonia, Finland, Italy, Latvia, Netherlands, Turkey

Zone D

Buzau (ROU)

(From Tuesday 23 – Friday 26 July) Armenia, Belarus, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Georgia, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Switzerland

Finals

Dijon (FRA)

8 - 11 August

Nations Challenge by HEAD Girls 12 & Under - Qualifying 25 - 28 July Zone A

Pleven (BUL) Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, France, Georgia, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Spain

Zone B

Rakovnik (CZE) Austria, Belarus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland

Zone C

Rezzato (ITA)

Croatia, Israel, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Turkey

Zone D

Haren (NED)

Belgium, Denmark, Great Britain, Latvia, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Ukraine

Finals

Ajaccio (FRA)

8 - 11 August

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Tennis Europe Junior School: videos now in 4 languages!

Designed to prepare young athletes for life as professional tennis players, the Tennis Europe Junior School is the first education programme for tennis players aged 14 and 16 & Under.

Tennis Europe is pleased to announce that the School’s content - video clips made with contributions from ATP and WTA players and coaches, as well as staff of Tennis Europe and the ITF - is now available with French, Russian and Spanish subtitles.

Train your brain and visit the Tennis Europe Junior School’s online video library here, or check out the entire series of clips by saving our YouTube playlists:

English | French | Russian | Spanish Meanwhile, the Tennis Europe Junior School roadshow continues, with the latest class taking place at the prestigious 16 & Under Category 1 Avvenire tournament in Milan, Italy on June 9th.

Former world #33 Karin Knapp, a member of the winning Italian Fed Cup team in 2013, was also on hand at the class, and took the opportunity to stress the importance of the information, which encompassed subjects as diverse as agents and sponsorship, anti-doping and tennis integrity.

FAST FACTS Over 40% of racquet purchases were €150 or more and 47% will spend more than €150 on their next purchase.

Two thirds of players’ most recent racquet purchases were from independent specialty retailers.

The three most important features when purchasing a racquet are: control, weight and comfort.

Over a third of tennis players admitted to purchasing a racquet because it was used by a player they admired.

SPORTS MARKETING SURVEYS INC. Core Tennis Players 2018.

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Tennis Europe Academy in Prostějov

22 players and coaches from 4 European nations took part in the first Tennis Europe Academy training week of 2019 in late April.

The players – aged 14/16 & Under, and from Bulgaria, Latvia, Ukraine and Turkey – were treated to a dinner with Head Coach and former ATP World #5 Jiri Novak on the opening night, before commencing an intensive week of training that encompassed tennis classes, fitness sessions and language classes.

Supported by Tennis Europe and the Czech Tennis Association, the Academy in Prostějov (CZE) will host three separate training camps for groups nominated by eligible national tennis federations in 2019, with the second two scheduled for June and September. For further information about the Academy, click here

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Design Competition for Tournament Directors & HEAD Ball Competition 2018 Tennis Europe has announced the winners of the 2018 Tennis Europe Junior Tour Design Competition for Tournament Directors, which rewards event organisers for exceptional promotional efforts using our customisable free-of-charge tool to promote their events on social media and in print. The range of available assets includes templates for posters, magazine/brochure articles, social media posts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram), leaflets/ flyers and e-mail footers.

The first prize was awarded to Ilse Puijker (pictured), director of the TE3 Amstel Park Academy Trophy in the Netherlands. She received a two-day trip to Roland Garros in recognition of the tournament’s performance.

Second and third-place prizes of a Head tennis bag were awarded to Guillermo Antonio López Calero tournament director of the Internacionales de Andalucia in Spain and Fredrik Vabog of the Paradis Open TE 16 in Norway.

Prizes have also been awarded to the winners of the HEAD Ball Competition. All tournaments that use the balls of the Tennis Europe Junior Tour’s Recommended Ball Partner, HEAD, are entered into a prize draw. The win-

ner of the first prize for 2018 was Yiannos Hadjigeorgiou, director of the Hellenic Bank Masters Tennis Academy 16 & Under event in Cyprus who received two tickets to attend the third day of play at Roland Garros.

Additional prizes go to Eduardo Cabrita of the VIII Memorial António Luzio Vaz in Portugal, who wins a HEAD racquet, and Vedran Greblo of the 34. Memorial Slavoj Greblo by Maistra, who wins a HEAD TIP Mini Tennis kit.

Congratulations to all the winners.

2019 events that use the Tennis Europe Junior Tour Brand Hub as part of their promotional campaigns will be eligible for the next match of prizes, the winners of which will be revealed early next year. Below you can see some examples of the different assets that can be produced by the easy-to-use tool. Check out the Tennis Europe Junior Tour Tournament Director download page, or contact Filip Kollar (filipk@tenniseurope.org) for further information and assistance.

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European Beach Tennis Championships to return to Bulgaria Tennis Europe has announced that the thirteenth edition of the European Beach Tennis Championships will be staged in Bulgaria later this year.

The event - which returns to Bulgaria for a fourth time - will be held in Kranevo over a four-day period from 5-8 September, and will be played in the same format as in previous years ahead of a transformation for the 2020 edition.

The European Championships is a closed regional championship event on the ITF Beach Tennis Tour, at which players representing Tennis Europe’s member nations compete for men’s, women’s and mixed doubles titles.

This year’s event will also feature not one but two ‘Beach Tennis Championships for Juniors’ side-events. The tournaments will be held prior to the main event (2-4 September) with competitions for players aged 14 & Under and 18 & Under.

“We are really looking forward to welcoming the players of the European Championships back to Bulgaria for a fourth time. We’re currently finalising all the plans and want to make sure that this is the best edition yet,” commented Tournament Director Katerina Guenova.

Last year’s competition saw a total of 136 players from 21 countries in action. Theo Irigaray & Mathieu Guegano of France backed up their sensational semi-final win over world #1s and defending champions Luca Cramarossa & Marco Garavini to become the first ever non-Italian winners of a men’s European Beach Tennis Championship title.

The women’s final was another re-match of a 2017 final, but saw the result reversed as Sofia Cimatti & Flaminia Daina eased past compatriots and top seeds Federica Bacchetta & Giulia Gasparri. At the 18 & Under event, all three gold medals were claimed by Italian teams.

The complete list of player nominations will be revealed at tenniseurope.org in due course.

European Senior Club Championships to be held at La Manga Club Tennis Europe has announced that the European Senior Club Championships will return to La Manga Club in Spain later this year.

Europe’s premier team event for tennis clubs, the Championships are held for men and women of all age groups, from 35 & Over to 75 & Over, and are open to clubs from all Tennis Europe member nations.

Entries are encouraged from all clubs with ambitions of winning a prestigious European title. Priority is given to the winners and runners-up of national club championship events, though additional clubs can also enter, subject to eligibility.

The event returns to its popular home of La Manga Club in Murcia, Spain, the official resort of the European Tennis Federation. The award-winning destination offers a wealth of facilities including a range of accommodation options, three 18-hole golf courses, fitness, spa and wellness facilities and top class gastronomy.

Entries opened on Friday 26th April. For further information about the Championships, please contact Nadja Koran

This year’s event will be held over two weeks: Age groups 35 to 55 & Over will play during the week of 16-21 September, while the most senior age groups (60 – 75 & Over) will compete from 2-7 December.

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Service Line... stories you may have missed EVENTS Great Britain and the Netherlands claimed trophies at the BNP Paribas World Team Cup - the ITF’s flagship wheelchair tennis team event, held in Ramat Hasharon, Israel last month. Britain beat France 2-0 to take the men’s title for a second time, while the Netherlands won an incredible 31st women’s title with a 2-1 victory over Japan.

Australia will host France in the final of the Fed Cup by BNP Paribas after the teams beat Belarus and Romania respectively in the semis.

Turin has been unveiled as the next host of the season-ending ATP Finals. The Italian city will be the home of the tournament from 2021-2025, succeeding London.

A new ITF Senior Circuit ranking points table will come into effect from 1st July, aimed at better recognizing successful players at higher grade events, and providing a more suitable experience for players competing on the circuit at the entry level grades. A ‘shadow ranking’ system will be in operation in tandem until the new rankings apply.

The All England Lawn Tennis Club has joined Roland Garros and the USTA to become the latest major sporting body to commit to the United Nations’ Sports for Climate Action Framework. The AELTC will seek to lead this drive by using the strength of the Wimbledon brand to advocate for the message that concerted collaborative action is needed.

SPONSORSHIP The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has announced SANDEVER as Global Development Partner for Beach Tennis. SANDEVER, the new Decathlon dedicated brand for Beach Tennis equipment, will provide Beach Tennis ‘Superkits’ to ITF member nations who are keen to adopt, develop and grow Beach Tennis.

Rakuten, Inc. and Kosmos Tennis have announced a multi-year agreement with the ITF for Rakuten to become the Global Innovation and Entertainment partner and Global presenting partner for Davis Cup in 2019 and 2020.

Chinese smartphone producer Oppo has signed a new Premium Partner deal with Roland-Garros and the Paris Masters. Roland-Garros is the second tennis Grand Slam to partner with Oppo, after the Wimble-

don championships announced a five year agreement with the company in May. Healthcare firm Noventi is the new title sponsor of the ATP 500 Halle Open in Stuttgart, Germany.

Telecommunications company ROKiT has signed endorsement deals with a number of top players including Gael Monfils, Stan Wawrinka, Sam Querrey, Danielle Collins and Johanna Konta. The firm has also revealed plans to create the first 3D tennis coaching content.

BROADCASTING Eurosport has acquired the rights to broadcast extensive ATP World Tour coverage in the Nordic region – covering Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland – until 2023.

Online broadcaster Amazon is reported to have secured the rights to broadcast WTA Tour events in the UK, adding the women’s tour to a portfolio that already includes the ATP World Tour and the Laver Cup exhibition.

COMEBACK CORNER Former Top 20 player Aravane Rezai is working on a comeback, aided by Henri Leconte. The French player has career wins over seven world #1s.

Having left tennis for a hip operation that could have ended his career less than five months ago, Andy Murray will return to the courts at Queen’s in London to take part in the doubles event alongside Feliciano Lopez.

PLAYERS Former world doubles #1 Lucie Safarova has called time on her career.

Roger Federer recently became the first ever player to win 400 career Grand Slam matches.

Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares have ended their successful doubles partnership; Murray will team with Neal Skupski, while Soares will now partner Mate Pavic.

With $29.2m and ranked #63, Serena Williams is the only female athlete to appear on Forbes’ list of the 100 highest earning athletes of 2019.

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - Overall Tennis Europe’s junior ranking system is devised to give a unified overall list that shows the relative strengths of all players, regardless of where they achieved their results or picked up points.

A player’s overall total includes points from Tennis Europe Junior Tour 16 and 14 & Under events, plus points earned by players in these age categories who participate in ITF Junior Circuit and professional tournaments, all of which are weighted according to their relative strengths. The 14

& Under ranking is still available separately (see next page), as well as being integrated to these overall rankings.

For more information on the rankings system, check out the Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rules and Regulations at www.TennisEurope.org. The ‘Race to the Masters’ rankings are also available separately, and include points earned exclusively at Tennis Europe Junior Tour events.

Rankings below are as of Tuesday 11th June, 2019.

Overall Girls’ Ranking Name

Nat.

Points

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Cori Gauff

USA

5685

02

Dasha Lopatetskaya

UKR

2251

03

Oksana Selekhmeteva

RUS

2215

04

Diana Shnaider

RUS

2069

05

Ane Mintegi Del Olmo

ESP

1842

06

Lyubov Kostenko

UKR

1758

07

Polina Kudermetova

RUS

1600

08 NEW Elsa Jacquemot

FRA

1596

09 NEW Melodie Collard

CAN

1438

BLR

1417

Name

Nat.

Points

01

Holger Rune

DEN

2803

02

Martin Damm

USA

2425

03

Carlos Alcaraz Garfia

ESP

2228

04

Shintaro Mochizuki

JPN

1633

05

Toby Alex Kodat

USA

1605

06 NEW Viacheslav Bielinskyi

UKR

1253

07

Elmer Moller

DEN

1245

08

Pedro Boscardin Dias

BRA

1200

09

Petr Nesterov

BUL

1174

10

Stefan Popovic

SRB

1168

Rank

10

Aliona Falei

Diana Shnaider (RUS)

Overall Boys’ Ranking Rank

Holger Rune (DEN)

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - 14 & Under Tennis Europe’s junior ranking system is devised to give a unified overall list that shows the relative strengths of all players, regardless of where they achieved their results or picked up points.

A player’s overall total includes points from Tennis Europe Junior Tour 16 and 14 & Under events, plus points earned by players in these age categories who participate in ITF Junior Circuit and professional tournaments, all of which are weighted according to their relative strengths. The 14

& Under ranking is still available separately, as well as being integrated to the overall rankings.

For more information on the rankings system, check out the Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rules and Regulations at www.TennisEurope.org. The ‘Race to the Masters’ rankings are also available separately, and include points earned exclusively at Tennis Europe Junior Tour events.

Rankings below are as of Tuesday 11th June, 2019 .

Name

Nat.

Points

01

Anastasia Gureva

RUS

830

02

Maria Sara Popa

ROU

735

03 NEW Petra Marcinko

CRO

795

04

Sofia Costoulas

BEL

780

05

Kristyna Tomajkova

CZE

780

CZE

702

Rank

06 NEW Nikola Bartunkova 07

Yaroslava Bartashevich

RUS

690

08

Celine Naef

SUI

660

09

V Jimenez Kasintseva

AND

650

10

Elena Pridankina

RUS

650

Name

Nat.

Points

01

Yaroslav Demin

RUS

770

02

Mihai Alexandru Coman

ROU

755

03

Alexander Blockx

BEL

625

04

Maxim Zhukov

RUS

615

05 NEW Vojtech Petr

CZE

580

06 NEW Dino Prizmic

CRO

575

07 NEW Luca Pow

GBR

565

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14 & Under Girls

Petra Marcinko (CRO)

Rank

08

Georg Eduard Israelan

GER

505

09

Rashed Nawaf

QAT

540

CZE

510

10 NEW Lukas Velik

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14 & Under Boys

Vojtech Petr (CZE)

16

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2019 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 12 & Under Week

Venue

02 Apr

Tula (RUS)

1

09 Apr

Limassol (CYP)

1

09 Apr 16 Apr 16 Apr

Braga (POR) Bressuire (FRA) Antalya (TUR)

Category

1 1 1

23 Apr

Rakovnik (CZE)

1

23 Apr

Palmanova Mallorca (ESP)

1

Cakovec (CRO)

2

30 Apr 30 Apr 30 Apr

Dobrich (BUL) Akko (ISR)

2 2

30 Apr

Siauliai (LTU)

1

30 Apr

Maglie (ITA)

1

30 Apr 07 May 07 May

Ulcinj (MNE) Prokuplje (SRB) Bucuresti (ROU)

2 1 1

14 May

Paphos (CYP)

1

14 May

Yerevan (ARM)

1

14 May 21 May 21 May

Viljandi (EST) Kyiv (UKR) Koper (SLO)

2 1 1

28 May

Le Passage D’Agen (FRA)

1

28 May

Tallinn (EST)

2

28 May 04 Jun 04 Jun

Hradek Nad Nisou (CZE)

1

Arad (ROU)

1

Cacak (SRB)

1

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

I Maltsev (RUS)

M Vlasov (RUS)

61 62

Maltsev/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

V Mincheva (RUS)

D Egorova (RUS)

61 62

Bochkova/Korneeva (RUS)

D C Carteputreda (ROU) B Huss (GER)

60 60

Carteputreda (ROU)/Derepasko (RUS)

E M Ionescu (ROU)

A M Florea (ROU)

62 64

Florea/Ionescu (ROU)

J Engel (GER)

J D Silva (POR)

63 64

Puig Mccallan (ESP)/Talan Lopatic (SLO)

H Oluwadare (GBR)

A Voloshchuk (POR)

75 63

Gonzalez Galino (ESP)/Oluwadare (GBR)

A Trifi (TUN)

R Bennani (MAR)

64 57 62

Frechet/Sborowsky (FRA)

M Xu (GBR)

J Stusek (GER)

64 60

Harper/Xu (GBR)

T Derepasko (RUS)

K Gomziakov (RUS)

75 26 63

Derepasko/Gomziakov (RUS)

V Milovanova (RUS)

E Yaneva (BUL)

63 75

Demirtzi (CYP)/Van Riesen (GER)

J Kumstat (CZE)

S Chodura (CZE)

3-0 Ret.

Chodura/Mrva (CZE)

T Valentova (CZE)

N Jandova (CZE)

61 61

Slamenikova/Valentova (CZE)

L Mietusch (GER)

D Daraban (ROU)

62 62

Mietusch/Stockmann (GER)

H Oluwadare (GBR)

K Martin (GER)

61 62

Brutane (LAT)/Oluwadare (GBR)

M Hribar (SLO)

P Angeli (SLO)

62 63

Balascak/Drab (SVK)

M Goto (JPN)

R Inaba (JPN)

75 60

Inoue/Tsujioka (JPN)

G Ghetu (ROU)

T Tibelea (ROU)

63 61

Nedelcu/Tibelea (ROU)

Y Konstantinova (BUL)

I Zbranca (ROU)

62 60

Komarov/Zbranca (ROU)

T Vaisman (ISR)

I Ezra (ISR)

63 63

Alekseev (RUS)/Vaisman (ISR)

S Cohen (ISR)

M Fadida (ISR)

62 63

Fadida/Naishtut Nikishov (ISR)

I Maltsev (RUS)

M Heng (FRA)

63 63

Andres/Heng (FRA)

E Brutane (LAT)

Y Perapekhina (BLR)

64 61

Brutane/Korolova (LAT)

R Bennani (MAR)

A Wazny (POL)

57 62 62

Bruno/Vasami (ITA)

F De Matteo (ITA)

L Zoppas (FRA)

67 64 61

Ngijol Carre/Zoppas (FRA)

O Milic (SRB)

J Tomovic (MNE)

60 61

Milic (SRB)/Tomovic (MNE)

A Rozhkova (RUS)

P Starkova (RUS)

63 62

Rozhkova/Starkova (RUS)

O Milic (SRB)

V Kruscic (SRB)

63 61

Kruscic/Milic (SRB)

M Masiianskaia (RUS)

A Stevanovic (SRB)

61 62

Lakic (MNE)/Petkovic (BIH)

G Ghetu (ROU)

Y T Alexandrescou (ROU)

60 60

Ghetu/Pieleanu (ROU)

E M Ionescu (ROU)

I Zbranca (ROU)

64 62

Ionescu/Oana (ROU)

I Kalanov (GRE)

T Lustig (FRA)

64 67 61

Chodura (CZE)/Kalanov (GRE)

H Oluwadare (GBR)

M Xu (GBR)

64 62

Oluwadare/Xu (GBR)

T Derepasko (RUS)

A Bogomolov (RUS)

62 60

Bogomolov/Derepasko (RUS)

V Mincheva (RUS)

N Sozaonova (RUS)

61 62

Kratyuk/Mincheva (RUS)

O Paldanius (FIN)

M Vlasov (RUS)

64 36 10-3

Emirbekov/Vlasov (RUS)

L Vladson (LTU)

P Korolova (LAT)

64 62

Fedorova (RUS)/Korolova (LAT)

Y Hoida (UKR)

O Kolesnychenko (UKR)

61 61

Hoida/Kovalenko (UKR)

Y Kotliar (UKR)

A Snigireva (RUS)

61 63

Kotliar/Smolinska (UKR)

O Milic (SRB)

L Mietusch (GER)

64 64

Mietusch (GER)/Sedlar (CZE)

A Korneeva (RUS)

E Brutane (LAT)

62 63

Brutane (LAT)/Korneeva (RUS)

R Bennani (MAR)

B Gusic Wan (GBR)

76 63

Gusic Wan/Khediri (GBR)

S Roignot (FRA)

M Ngijol Carre (FRA)

62 61

Ngijol Carre/Zoppas (FRA)

F Alopaeus (FIN)

A Salo (FIN)

62 62

Alopaeus/Paldanius (FIN)

V Martyunina (RUS)

M Golovina (RUS)

76 63

Kedun (UKR)/Vladson (LTU)

J Kumstat (CZE)

N McDonald (GER)

60 60

Kozlovsky/Kumstat (CZE)

A Oktiabreva (RUS)

M Slamenikova (CZE)

57 64 64

Kovackova/Samsonova (CZE)

R T Pieleanu (ROU)

D C Carteputreda (ROU)

63 64

Batin/Pieleanu (ROU)

A E Komarov (ROU)

I Zbranca (ROU)

63 63

Hatiegan/Zbranca (ROU)

O Milic (SRB)

H Courte (FRA)

64 61

Courte/Jarzaguet (FRA)

M Masiianskaia (RUS)

I Lakic (MNE)

46 62 61

Artamonova/Subkhankulova (RUS)

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Venue

Category Winner

02 Apr

Athens (GRE)

3

09 Apr

Vinkovci (CRO)

3

09 Apr

Tirana (ALB)

3

09 Apr

Maia (POR)

1

09 Apr

Palmanova Mallorca (ESP)

3

16 Apr

Tirana (ALB)

3

16 Apr

Solin (CRO)

3

16 Apr

Kopavogur (ISL)

3

16 Apr

Sliven (BUL)

3

23 Apr

Jaffo (ISR)

3

23 Apr

Nottingham (GBR)

3

23 Apr

Zagreb (CRO)

2

23 Apr

Montreux (SUI)

3

23 Apr

Trnava

2

23 Apr

Adana (TUR)

2

30 Apr

Brindisi (ITA)

3

30 Apr

Akko (ISR)

3

30 Apr

Baku (AZE)

3

30 Apr

Rakovnik (CZE)

2

07 May

Maribor (SLO)

2

07 May

Ulcinj (MNE)

3

07 May

Baku (AZE)

3

07 May

Pavia (ITA)

2

07 May

Opalenica (POL)

2

07 May

Rakovnik (CZE)

1

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

L Barbarino (ITA)

A M’chich (FRA)

63 61

Grammatikoulis/Vasilakis (GRE)

A Pitta (GRE)

N Vargova (SVK)

36 76 60

Ferrer Salat (ESP)/Read (GBR)

V Radjenovic (SRB)

M Dodig (CRO)

57 63 63

Hrazdil (CZE)/Meszaros (HUN)

J Grujic (SRB)

U Jamar (SLO)

61 63

Grujic/Lazarevic (SRB)

H Mouret (FRA)

H Soares (FRA)

41 42

Bieldiugin/Hrashchenkov (UKR)

L Bathellier (FRA)

S Kotlyarova (UKR)

42 42

Khmara/Vashchenko (UKR)

V Petr (CZE)

L Pow (GBR)

63 61

Debru (FRA)/Feldbausch (SUI)

V Gynina (RUS)

A Paradisi (ITA)

63 76

Precechtelova/Smejkalova (CZE)

D Fix (GER)

K Rietkerk (NED)

75 61

Balciunas/Wagenaar (NED)

Z Pawlikowska (POL)

S Dols (ESP)

62 36 76

Diaz Adrover/Dols (ESP)

F De Michele (ITA)

I Fernandes (FRA)

64 57 61

Ceradelli/De Michele (ITA)

E Gencer (TUR)

S Krivickova (SVK)

64 75

Krivickova/Lackova (SVK)

L Cohen Bacrie (FRA)

I Mandou Berranger (FRA)

46 76 62

Nestola (GBR)/Voljavec (CRO)

S Saito (JPN)

S Iliev (FRA)

63 62

Kinoshita/Saito (JPN)

R Antoni (GER)

D Maijorov (EST)

63 63

Fremeaux (LUX)/Suedmeyer (GER)

E Ivanova (RUS)

A F Laaksonen (FIN)

60 62

F Laaksonen (FIN)/Ivanova (RUS)

A Dzhenev (BUL)

I Radulov (BUL)

26 60 61

Georgiev/Markov (BUL)

Y Radulova (BUL)

A Ganeva (BUL)

61 61

Konstantinova/Lubenova (BUL)

V Bazilevskiy (ISR)

I Samimyan (ISR)

62 62

Shimanov/Sychev (ISR)

N Major (ISR)

M Baranes (ISR)

60 62

Firman (UKR)/Major (ISR)

P Weir (GBR)

A Tikhonov (GBR)

57 76 76

Hudson/Weir (GBR)

G Paskauskas (GBR)

R Heaps (GBR)

63 75

Bartlett/Pickerd Barua (GBR)

D Prizmic (CRO)

A Meduri (ITA)

62 3-1 Ret.

Jurina/Prizmic (CRO)

J Grujic (SRB)

A Petkovic (SRB)

62 61

Neilson Gatenby/Roach (GBR)

M Ceradelli (ITA)

G Nosei (ITA)

63 76

Berrut/Orloff (SUI)

A Lanz (SUI)

N Cinkova (CZE)

75 60

Lanz (SUI)/Pilosyan (RUS)

L Velik (CZE)

P Jozwicki (AUT)

60 60

Hrazdil (CZE)/Norrman (SVK)

B Fruhvirtova (CZE)

S Sarinova (SVK)

63 62

Fruhvirtova/Tothova (CZE)

A Karahan (TUR)

A Nasridinov (RUS)

62 62

Guriev (UKR)/Yurkevich (BLR)

E Sekmen (TUR)

D Turan (TUR)

64 62

Dara/Karabacak (TUR)

M Landaluce (ESP)

L Helguera Casado (ESP)

62 62

Barbarino/De Michele (ITA)

D De Simone (ITA)

M P Vivenzio (ITA)

16 62 63

Ercoli/Paganetti (ITA)

I Samimyan (ISR)

O Shimanov (ISR)

76 64

Shimanov/Sychev (ISR)

A Firman (UKR)

Aya Bychenko (ISR)

64 64

Firman (UKR)/Major (ISR)

R Valetov (RUS)

A Asylkozhaev (RUS)

63 62

Maijorov (EST)/Papamichael (CYP)

N Tsintsadze (GEO)

N Jaiani (BLR)

36 76 60

Bylina/Zhdanok (BLR)

L Velik (CZE)

M Giersiepen Garcia (ESP)

62 67 63

Brunclik/Pazdera (CZE)

D Yesypchuk (UKR)

N Vargova (SVK)

64 36 63

Stareckova/Zamecnikova (CZE)

M Kriznik (SLO)

D Zimmermann (AUT)

75 26 63

Kriznik/Kuster (SLO)

A Waligora (BEL)

V Lackova (SVK)

64 75

Helsen/Waligora (BEL)

I Radulov (BUL)

A Dzhenev (BUL)

64 63

Dzhenev/Radulov (BUL)

Y Radulova (BUL)

M Rogacheva (BUL)

61 63

Markovic/Stankovic (SRB)

K Gasimov (AZE)

S Joromsky (USA)

64 67 63

Rakhmatullayev (KAZ)/Shimanov (GRE)

V Panshina (RUS)

P Kaibekova (RUS)

61 62

Bobrovska/Kotlyarova (UKR)

L Lestir (FRA)

M Ricci (ITA)

26 64 75

Ceradelli/Versteegh (ITA)

F Urgesi (ITA)

B Sensi (ITA)

62 62

Sensi/Urgesi (ITA)

K Feldbausch (SUI)

M Majdandzic (GER)

76 64

Brunclik/Panacek (CZE)

W Ewald (POL)

Z Bednarz (POL)

63 64

Gorska/Poplawska (POL)

R Pacheco Mendez (MEX) G E Israelan (GER)

36 76 60

Fedorov (BLR)/Ponomar (UKR)

N Bartunkova (CZE)

46 62 75

Havlickova/Pavkova (CZE)

P Marcinko (CRO)

18

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2019 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under Week

Venue

Category Winner

14 May

Subotica (SRB)

2

14 May

Maribor (SLO)

2

14 May

Falkoping (SWE)

3

14 May

Piestany (SVK)

1

14 May

NikšIć (MNE)

3

21 May

Budapest (HUN)

2

21 May

Correggio (ITA)

2

21 May

Bucharest (ROU)

1

21 May

Tallinn (EST)

2

28 May

Bitola (MKD)

3

28 May

Budapest (HUN)

3

28 May

Pescara (ITA)

2

28 May

Sofia (BUL)

1

28 May

Mostar (BIH)

3

28 May

Oulu (FIN)

3

28 May

Lodz (POL)

2

04 Jun

Skopje (MKD)

3

04 Jun

Tuzla (BIH)

2

04 Jun

Szczecin (POL)

3

04 Jun

Palermo (ITA)

1

[Continued] Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

N Philibert (GBR)

E Mulalic (BIH)

63 62

Hadzimehmedovic (SRB)/Philibert (GBR)

A Lazarevic (SRB)

E Midzic (CRO)

63 61

Petkovic/Zdravkovic (SRB)

M Kriznik (SLO)

S Sorger (AUT)

63 64

Langenaken (BEL)/Schoen (SUI)

A Waligora (BEL)

S Pantelic (BEL)

64 61

Pantelic/Waligora (BEL)

A Saar (SWE)

S Eriksson (SWE)

64 76

Borjesson/Dahlin (SWE)

J Bjork (SWE)

Z Du Pasquier Jensen (DEN) 64 46 64

Bjork (SWE)/Munk Mortensen (DEN)

V Petr (CZE)

P Jozwicki (AUT)

62 61

Kalina/Velik (CZE)

N Bartunkova (CZE)

P Marcinko (CRO)

62 60

Bartunkova/Smejkalova (CZE)

F De Michele (ITA)

P Barbier Gazeu (FRA)

63 61

Covato/Sorbino (ITA)

J Grujic (SRB)

M Baranes (ISR)

62 62

Grujic/Markovic (SRB)

J Hrazdil (CZE)

I Mandou Berranger (FRA)

16 64 60

Hrazdil (CZE)/Ludoski (SRB)

S Sarinova (SVK)

K Molnar (HUN)

64 63

Sarinova/Tothova (SVK)

C A Caniato (ITA)

D Rapagnetta (ITA)

61 61

Caniato/Nosei (ITA)

N Basiletti (ITA)

G Parravicini (ITA)

46 76 61

Dinoto Fernandez (ESP)/Webb (AUS)

M A Coman (ROU)

R Pacheco Mendez (MEX)

36 75 62

Firaru (ROU)/Pacheco Mendez (MEX)

M S Popa (ROU)

E Zdravkovic (SRB)

61 63

Devas (GBR)/Marginean (ROU)

M Majdandzic (GER)

M Molder (EST)

62 64

Dambins (LAT)/Majdandzic (GER)

B Martin (EST)

A Karaseva (RUS)

26 76 64

Martin/Roots (EST)

I Goncharov (RUS)

C Labitzke (GER)

36 63 63

Grammatikoulis (GRE)/Stoilkovski (MKD)

A Novozhenova (RUS)

K Vaja (SRB)

64 64

Abbas (MDA)/Arifullina (RUS)

D Schwarc (SVK)

B Laggia (FRA)

60 61

Hornung/Kisantal (HUN)

L Urbanova (CZE)

K Molnar (HUN)

75 60

Michalkova/Urbanova (CZE)

G Debru (FRA)

M Giannico (ITA)

36 62 60

Bidan (LIB)/Segado Esteve (ESP)

A Breshenkova (RUS)

A Teodosescu (ITA)

75 64

Breshenkova/Masnaia (RUS)

Y Demin (RUS)

I Radulov (BUL)

76 62

Dzhenev/Radulov (BUL)

A Baranovska (UKR)

Y Bartashevich (RUS)

76 62

Iliev (FRA)/Nikolova (BUL)

N Philibert (GBR)

W Allen (USA)

64 64

Hadzimehmedovic (SRB)/Philibert (GBR)

S Krivickova (SVK)

L Bathellier (FRA)

36 62 64

Ipek (TUR)/Music (BIH)

R Vaksmann (FRA)

I Savelev (RUS)

63 3-0 Ret. Aadamsoo (EST)/Matikainen (FIN)

P Skopintseva (RUS)

C Samel Druz (FRA)

61 64

Korseth/Syrtveit (NOR)

F Lechno-Wasiutynski (POL) G Shebekin (RUS)

64 16 63

Barbier Gazeu (FRA)/Marques (POR)

W Ewald (POL)

M Rowinska (POL)

64 63

Bozova (MDA)/Ewald (POL)

L Preda (ROU)

I Goncharov (RUS)

63 61

Gruenig/Nuck (SUI)

A Bulatova (RUS)

A Abbas (MDA)

16 64 62

Abbas (MDA)/Bulatova (RUS)

E Mulalic (BIH)

A Karahan (TUR)

62 63

Karahan/Ozlale (TUR)

L Udvardy (HUN)

J Grujic (SRB)

62 61

Jerolimov/Tesankic (CRO)

P Oplustil (CZE)

K Svojgr (CZE)

61 62

Hanzelin/Svojgr (CZE)

L Urbanova (CZE)

M Rowinska (POL)

76 62

Smekalova/Urbanova (CZE)

L Pow (GBR)

L R Jones (JPN)

61 16 61

Demin (RUS)/Jones (JPN)

V M Kargina

R A Stoiber (GBR)

63 26 64

Shaw/Stoiber (GBR)

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Venue

Category Winner

02 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

2

02 Apr

Rijeka (CRO)

3

02 Apr

Angra Do Heroismo (POR)

2

02 Apr

Sochi (RUS)

3

09 Apr

Novi Sad (SRB)

2

16 Apr

Pancevo (SRB)

2

16 Apr

Penina (POR)

3

16 Apr

Nicosia (CYP)

3

16 Apr

Paola (MLT)

3

23 Apr

Svilengrad (BUL)

3

23 Apr

Larnaca (CYP)

2

23 Apr

Budapest (HUN)

2

23 Apr

Kopavogur (ISL)

3

23 Apr

Brno (CZE)

2

30 Apr

Pinsk (BLR)

2

30 Apr

Baku (AZE)

3

30 Apr

Győr (HUN)

3

30 Apr

Zenica (BIH)

3

07 May

El Prat De Llobregat (ESP)

1

07 May

Tirana (ALB)

3

07 May

Maribor (SLO)

2

07 May

Baku (AZE)

3

07 May

Viljandi (EST)

3

14 May

Kyiv (UKR)

3

14 May

Zabrze (POL)

2

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

E Arutiunian (BLR)

E Kypriotis (GRE)

16 64 62

Kypriotis/Stamoulos (GRE)

K Lazarenko (UKR)

D Yesypchuk (UKR)

64 62

Haetcaia (MDA)/Zhadzinskaya (BLR)

P B Privara (SVK)

I Sodan (CRO)

76 62

Nad/Palco (SVK)

D Ratkovic (MNE)

E N Milic (SLO)

62 75

Majetic/Svetac (CRO)

L Lestir (FRA)

L M Saraiva (POR)

63 64

Boschmans/Portugal (POR)

J Psonka (FRA)

L Udvardy (HUN)

61 62

Plaza Araujo (BRA)/Udvardy (HUN)

A Dorofeev (FRA)

D Egorov (RUS)

76 60

Sharyy/Zavhorodko (RUS)

V Borodina (RUS)

D Shadchneva (RUS)

36 63 64

Borozdenko/Toshkova (RUS)

P B Privara (SVK)

P Nad (SVK)

64 26 76

Dominko/Emersic Potocnik (SLO)

A A Todoni (ROU)

A Obradovic (SRB)

61 61

Popovici/Todoni (ROU)

N Dessi (ITA)

A Bill (CRO)

63 64

Baskovic/Bill (CRO)

A A Todoni (ROU)

F Popovici (ROU)

63 63

Bartashevich (RUS)/Radivojevic (SRB)

H Rocha (POR)

P Rodenas (ESP)

64 76

Gaubas (LTU)/Pereira (POR)

N Teodosescu (ITA)

L Plaza Araujo (BRA)

60 61

Milic (SLO)/Teodosescu (ITA)

S Christodoulou (CYP)

P Photiades (CYP)

P Paukstyte (LTU)

K M Ioannou (CYP)

16 60 62

Ioannou/Koutsofta (CYP)

C Bouchelaghem (FRA)

M Samardzic (MNE)

63 61

Bravetti/Buldorini (ITA)

E Di Muzio (ITA)

L Udvardy (HUN)

75 61

Di Muzio/Sirci (ITA)

L Danic (SRB)

Y Milev (BUL)

76 62

Keremedchiev/Milev (BUL)

L Karatancheva (BUL)

M Taneva (BUL)

63 61

Taneva/Tsoneva (BUL)

P Parson (CYP)

M Brunold (SUI)

60 75

Sabaliauskas (LTU)/Tammaro (ITA)

K Zaytseva (RUS)

E Tverijonaite (LTU)

60 63

Durska (POL)/Tverijonaite (LTU)

D Minighini (ITA)

P Kalocsai (HUN)

06 63 60

Bill/Vukadin (CRO)

S Svetac (CRO)

M Rowinska (POL)

61 61

Pridankina (RUS)/Rowinska (POL)

E Butvilas (LTU)

D Ierokhin (UKR)

62 62

Butvilas/Stonkus (LTU)

E Ivanova (RUS)

A Ivanova (RUS)

64 63

Bakyte (LTU)/Niermann (GER)

O Valek (CZE)

M Alan (CZE)

64 62

Apltauer/Baum (CZE)

S Bejlek (CZE)

N Bartunkova (CZE)

57 63 63

Bartunkova/Havlickova (CZE)

D Ostapenkov (BLR)

E Arutiunian (BLR)

64 62

Burnashov/Demin (RUS)

M Stsetsevich (BLR)

I Grudino (BLR)

62 67 61

Stsetsevich/Tsitavets (BLR)

Y Bondarenko (UKR)

D Ierokhin (UKR)

63 61

Bondarenko/Ierokhin (UKR)

K Tuliakova (BLR)

M Studennikova (RUS)

64 62

Borodina (RUS)/Tuliakova (BLR)

M Tammaro (ITA)

B Szombathelyi (HUN)

60 62

Marosik/Obtulovic (SVK)

N Daubnerova (SVK)

V D Danko (HUN)

60 4-1 Ret.

Daubnerova (SVK)/Ivanova (CZE)

L Erceg (CRO)

N Zekic (SRB)

64 26 62

Erceg/Stipetic (CRO)

K Huncak (CRO)

M Rowinska (POL)

64 61

Huncak (CRO)/Mikaca (BIH)

T T Gauntlett (HGK)

V Gaubas (LTU)

62 62

Kypriotis/Voltirakis (GRE)

S Scilipoti (SUI)

L Ciric Bagaric (CRO)

62 61

Lazarenko (UKR)/Piestrzynska (POL)

P Buldorini (ITA)

G Gandolfi (ITA)

62 64

Buldorini/Gandolfi (ITA)

E Ivanova (RUS)

H Sokolovic (CRO)

63 60

Poulka (GRE)/Zlateva (BUL)

S Dominko (SLO)

P Nad (SVK)

76 63

Nad/Palco (SVK)

K Kozakova (SUI)

M Rowinska (POL)

63 62

Drame/Planinsek (SLO)

D Dolzhenkov (RUS)

Y Bondarenko (UKR)

V Borodina (RUS)

P Saulevich (BLR)

64 63

Borodina (RUS)/Tuliakova (BLR)

T Mickus (LTU)

N Galkins (LAT)

63 67 63

Ojassalu/Toomvali (EST)

E Iila (EST)

L Varul (EST)

64 46 62

Iila/Varul (EST)

Y Bondarenko (UKR)

D Parintsev (UKR)

63 63

Butvilas/Stonkus (LTU)

A Baranovska (UKR)

Y Zhytelna (UKR)

64 64

Vashchenko/Vashchenko (UKR)

M Kos (POL)

J Kopcik (POL)

75 64

Dojczynski/Pawelski (POL)

E Seidel (GER)

M Swierczynska (POL)

75 36 64

Bartusek/Lezniak (POL)

Sabaliauskas (LTU)/Tammaro (ITA)

Nazarenko/Opanasenko (UKR)

20

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2019 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 16 & Under Week

Venue

Category Winner

14 May

Tirana (ALB)

3

14 May

Maribor (SLO)

2

14 May

Torelló (ESP)

1

21 May

Radom (POL)

3

28 May

Fossano (ITA)

1

28 May

Tallinn (EST)

2

28 May

Kopavogur (ISL)

2

28 May

Oulu (FIN)

3

04 Jun

Hradek Nad Nisou (CZE)

3

04 Jun

Cluj Napoca (ROU)

3

04 Jun

Budapest (HUN)

3

04 Jun

Foligno (ITA)

1

[Continued]

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

M C Gunes (TUR)

E Thornton (USA)

64 60

Gunes (TUR)/Thornton (USA)

A Valitova (RUS)

A Arifullina (RUS)

61 63

Gjinaj (KOS)/Sokolovic (CRO)

D Prizmic (CRO)

A Bill (CRO)

75 75

Dominko/Emersic Potocnik (SLO)

P Drame (SLO)

M Skegro (CRO)

61 64

Majetic/Vukicevic (CRO)

L Ferri (ITA)

T T Gauntlett (HGK)

64 62

Ferri (ITA)/Samardzic (MNE)

K Zaytseva (RUS)

T Lukic (GER)

63 62

Jimenez Kasintseva (AND)/Scilipoti (SUI)

J Kopcik (POL)

O Mancewicz (POL)

60 61

Osomanski/Sopolinski (POL)

L Koralnik (POL)

A Bozova (MDA)

62 62

Koralnik/Wroblewska (POL)

S D’Agostino (ITA)

N Dessi (ITA)

60 63

Lagasio (ITA)/Maksymchuk (UKR)

L Ciric Bagaric (CRO)

C Fornasieri (ITA)

62 63

Ciric Bagaric (CRO)/Paradisi (ITA)

A Sabaliauskas (LTU)

T Pereira (POR)

62 57 64

Biggs (FIN)/Sillaste (EST)

A A Koskel (EST)

V M Kargina (LAT)

62 61

Martin/Roots (EST)

V Faure (FRA)

J Nuyts (BEL)

61 46 76

Covato (ITA)/Faure (FRA)

C Fity (FRA)

M S Kammerer (GER)

63 61

Domova (RUS)/Fity (FRA)

A Kozlov (RUS)

D Stonkus (LTU)

64 36 63

Mickus/Stonkus (LTU)

V Krokhotina (RUS)

I Artemova (RUS)

61 64

Kotlyarova/Mitchenko (UKR)

J Nicod (CZE)

S Malis (CZE)

61 67 64

Homola/Myslivec (CZE)

J Struplova (CZE)

R Hermanova (CZE)

60 60

Hranacova/Pavkova (CZE)

A Voican (ROU)

D N Cazacu (ROU)

16 62 61

Cuc/Straciuc (ROU)

C M Mester (ROU)

A I Marginean

26 63 61

Bojica/Szabo (ROU)

J Kobierski (AUT)

P Dragar (HUN)

62 63

Marosik/Masarcin (SVK)

S Ifailova (UKR)

S Drugdova (SVK)

64 26 64

Nikolayeva (UKR)/Platenikova (SVK)

A D Vallejo (PAR)

L Parenti (ITA)

75 64

Iaquinto/Piraino (ITA)

P Marcinko (CRO)

L Hietaranta (FIN)

61 64

Dimitrova (BUL)/Hietaranta (FIN)

21

European Tennis Rankings - Men & Women European Men

European Women

Name

Nat.

Points

Rank

Name

Nat.

Points

01

Novak Djokovic

SRB

12715

01

Karolina Pliskova

CZE

5685

02

Rafael Nadal

ESP

7945

02

Kiki Bertens

NED

5345

03

Roger Federer

SUI

6670

03

Petra Kvitova

CZE

4925

04

Dominic Thiem

AUT

4685

04

Angelique Kerber

GER

4675

05

Alexander Zverev

GER

4360

05

Elina Svitolina

UKR

3967

06

Stefanos Tsitsipas

GRE

4215

06

Simona Halep

ROU

3963

07

Karen Khachanov

RUS

2980

07

Aryna Sabalenka

BLR

3565

08

Fabio Fognini

ITA

2785

08

Anastasija Sevastova

LAT

3366

09

Daniil Medvedev

RUS

2625

09

Belinda Bencic

SUI

2953

10

Borna Coric

CRO

2525

10

Caroline Wozniacki

DEN

2833

11

Marin Cilic

CRO

3015

11 NEW Marketa Vondrousova

CZE

2747

12

Gael Monfils

FRA

2055

12 NEW Johanna Konta

GBR

2555

13

Nikoloz Basilashvili

GEO

1970

13

Julia Goerges

GER

2400

SUI

1715

14

Anett Kontaveit

EST

2335

ESP

1690

15

Elise Mertens

BEL

2195

16 NEW Lucas Pouille

FRA

1340

16

Donna Vekic

CRO

2110

17 NEW Laslo Djere

SRB

1329

17 NEW Petra Martic

CRO

1975

18 NEW Benoit Paire

FRA

1303

18

Garbiñe Muguruza

ESP

1925

GBR

1280

19

Caroline Garcia

FRA

1885

ITA

1275

20

Daria Kasatkina

RUS

1790

Rank

14 NEW Stan Wawrinka 15

19

Roberto Bautista Agut

Kyle Edmund

20 NEW Matteo Berrettini

Fabio Fognini (ITA)

Marketa Vondrousova (CZE)

Johanna Konta (GBR)

22

ITF World Tennis Tour (Europe) Results 2019 ITF World Tennis Tour (Women’s) Week

Venue

01 Apr

Bolton (GBR)

01 Apr 01 Apr

Prize Money

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

$25,000

V Diatchenko (RUS)

J A Burrage (GBR)

62 62

Barnett/Burrage (GBR)

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

N Radisic (SLO)

Y Naito (JPN)

63 46 76(5)

Mikhaylova (RUS)/Prisacariu (ROU)

Obidos (POR)

$25,000

M Zanevska (BEL)

M Bolkvadze (GEO)

75 62

Bucsa/Garcia-Perez (ESP)

08 Apr

Sunderland (GBR)

$25,000

L-I Paar (ROU)

H Dart (GBR)

75 46 63

Chwalinska (POL)/Eikeri (NOR)

08 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

S Park (KOR)

J Zuger (SUI)

62 46 64

Mettraux (SUI)/Zvonareva (RUS)

08 Apr

Calvi (FRA)

$25,000+H

A Komardina (RUS)

A Albie (FRA)

63 62

Cascino/Lechemia (FRA)

08 Apr

Obidos (POR)

$25,000

M Bolkvadze (GEO)

N Parrizas-Diaz (ESP)

62 76(5)

Shapatava (GEO)/Webley-Smith (GBR)

08 Apr

Istanbul (TUR)

$60,000

V Diatchenko (RUS)

A Raina (IND)

64 60

Bouzkova (CZE)/Van Der Hoek (NED)

15 Apr

Santa Margherita Di Pula (ITA)

$25,000

A Rus (NED)

D Lopatetska (UKR)

67(2) 63 61

Di Sarra/Grymalska (ITA)

15 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

C Simmonds (RSA)

L Schaeder (GER)

62 61

Kubanova/Tomanova (CZE)

22 Apr

Santa Margherita Di Pula (ITA)

$25,000

A Rus (NED)

E Halbauer (USA)

62 67(6) 61

Arcangioli/Lechemia (FRA)

22 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

M Pislak (SLO)

A Kubareva (BLR)

64 26 64

Duerst/Grimm (SUI)

22 Apr

Chiasso (SUI)

$25,000

V Gracheva (RUS)

J A Cristian (ROU)

64 62

Bucsa (ESP)/Kostyuk (UKR)

29 Apr

Wiesbaden (GER)

$60,000

B Krejcikova (CZE)

K Zavatska (UKR)

64 76(2)

Blinkova (RUS)/Wickmayer (BEL)

29 Apr

Les Franqueses del Valles (ESP)

$60,000

K Dunne (GBR)

P Badosa Gibert (ESP)

75 63

Ponchet (FRA)/Silva (GBR)

29 Apr

Santa Margherita Di Pula (ITA)

$25,000

M Bjorklund (SWE)

G Ce (BRA)

63 76(3)

Ce (BRA)/Scholl (USA)

29 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

I De Vroome (NED)

J Luikham (IND)

61 60

Lukacs (HUN)/Pislak (SLO)

29 Apr

Tbilisi (GEO)

$15,000

A Zakharova (RUS)

T Pachkaleva (RUS)

62 61

Sezer (TUR)/Vanlangendonck (BEL)

29 Apr

Khimki (RUS)

$25,000

S Lansere (RUS)

D Herdzelas (BIH)

61 46 63

Christie (GBR)/Yashina (RUS)

06 May

Monzon (ESP)

$25,000

N Podoroska (ARG)

C Bucsa (ESP)

62 46 62

Fett (CRO)/Galfi (HUN)

06 May

Tucepi (CRO)

$15,000

J Markova (CZE)

V Erjavec (SLO)

64 61

Berberovic (BIH)/Erjavec (SLO)

06 May

Rome (ITA)

$25,000

D Seguel (CHI)

G Ce (BRA)

61 75

Rodionova/Sanders (AUS)

06 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

E Molinaro (LUX

Z Sonmez (TUR)

75 64

Anil (TUR)/Ivanova (USA)

06 May

Gothenburg (SWE)

$15,000

A Laboutkova (CZE)

C W Hennemann (SWE)

26 76(4) 63

Hennemann/Yasar (SWE)

06 May

Obidos (POR)

$25,000

P Ozgen (TUR)

U Radwanska (POL)

75 3-0 Ret.

Shapatava (GEO)/Webley-Smith (GBR)

06 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

D Vukovic (SRB)

V Lukacs (HUN)

62 2-0 Ret.

Tahan (ISR)/Vukovic (SRB)

06 May

Cagnes-Sur-Mer (FRA)

$80,000

C Mchale (USA)

S Voegele (SUI)

76(4) 62

Blinkova (RUS)/Knoll (SUI)

13 May

Trnava (SVK)

$100,000

B Pera (USA)

A Blinkova (RUS)

75 75

Blinkova (RUS)/Knoll (SUI)

13 May

La Bisbal D’Emporda (ESP)

$60,000+H

X Wang (CHN)

D Galfi (HUN)

46 63 62

Rodionova/Sanders (AUS)

13 May

Saint-Gaudens (FRA)

$60,000

A Kalinskaya (RUS)

A Bogdan (ROU)

64 64

Di Giuseppe/Gatto-Monticone (ITA)

13 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

E Molinaro (LUX)

I Ibbou (ALG)

62 64

Duerst/Grimm (SUI)

13 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

V Lukacs (HUN)

D Astakhova (RUS)

75 62

Arkadianou (GRE)/Nepliy (RUS)

13 May

Obidos (POR)

$25,000

D Khazaniuk (ISR)

N Parrizas-Diaz (ESP)

61 26 61

Shapatava (GEO)/Webley-Smith (GBR)

13 May

Varberg (SWE)

$15,000

M Yudanov (SWE)

E Makarova (RUS)

63 75

Hennemann/Petrovic (SWE)

13 May

Barletta (ITA)

$15,000

E Mandlik (USA)

O G Simion (ROU)

60 62

Arcidiacono/Bertoldo (ITA)

20 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

T Malesevic (SRB)

E Malygina (EST)

63 76(3)

Kajuru (JPN)/Maluniakova (SVK)

20 May

Cantanhede (POR)

$15,000

L Ponomar (GER)

K Berankova (CZE)

61 46 63

Carrillo Marin (ESP)/Zeballos (BOL)

20 May

Caserta (ITA)

$25,000

V Gracheva (RUS)

A Danilina (KAZ)

63 75

Cabrera (AUS)/Grabher (AUT)

20 May

Jerusalem (ISR)

$25,000

J A Burrage (GBR)

D Vismane (LAT)

26 62 63

Hatouka (BLR)/Mihalikova (SVK)

20 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

S Mendez (AUS)

G Mihaylova (BUL)

61 61

Grimm (SUI)/Silich (RUS)

27 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

O Gavrila (ROU)

O Oliynykova (CRO)

61 63

Gavrila/Tatarus (ROU)

27 May

Grado (ITA)

$25,000

R Sramkova (SVK)

J Adina Cristian (ROU)

76(3) 3-1 Ret. Danilina (KAZ)/Jani (HUN)

27 May

Essen (GER)

$25,000

T Martincova (CZE)

P Badosa (ESP)

62 76(4)

Gjorcheska (MKD)/Komardina (RUS)

27 May

Santa Margarita de Montbui (ESP) $25,000

E Kostova (BUL)

A Rodionova (AUS)

75 63

Shapatava (GEO)/Webley-Smith (GBR)

27 May

Montemor-O-Novo (POR)

$15,000

A Carrillo Marin (ESP)

F Jorge (POR)

60 46 63

Lamens (NED)/Pribylova (RUS)

03 Jun

Surbiton (GBR)

$100,000

A Riske (USA)

M Rybarikova (SVK)

67(5) 62 62

Brady/Dolehide (USA)

03 Jun

Brescia (GBR)

$60,000

J Paolini (ITA)

D Marcinkevica (LAT)

62 61

Gamiz (VEN)/Goncalves (BRA)

03 Jun

Torun (POL)

$60,000+H

R Sramkova (SVK)

M Kostyuk (UKR)

61 62

Masarova (ESP)/Sramkova (SVK)

03 Jun

Minsk (BLR)

$25,000

F Jones (GBR)

S Wagner (GER)

63 16 62

Colmegna (ITA)/Eikeri (NOR)

03 Jun

Banja Luka (BIH)

$15,000

M Antonitsch (AUT)

B Miklova (CZE)

63 63

Berberovic (BIH)/Erjavec (SLO)

23

ITF World Tennis Tour (Europe) Results 2019 ITF World Tennis Tour (Men’s) Week

Venue

Prize Money Winner

01 Apr

Bolton (GBR)

$25,000

B Van De Zandschulp (NED) I Sijsling (NED)

76(2) 67(6) 75 Nijboer/Van Rijthoven (NED)

01 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

F M Rodrigues Albes (BRA)

C Geens (BEL)

63 1-0 Ret.

Lomakin (KAZ)/Orlov (UKR)

8 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

R Slobodchikov (RUS)

C O’Connell (AUS)

76(5) 36 61

Ratniuk/Shevchenko (RUS)

8 Apr

Reus (ESP)

$15,000

E Esteve Lobato (ESP)

J Nikles (SUI)

64 61

Luz/Matos (BRA)

8 Apr

Sunderland (GBR)

$25,000

E Ruusuvuori (FIN)

A A Martinavarro (ESP)

62 75

Johnson/Johnson (USA)

15 Apr

Santa Margherita Di Pula (ITA)

$25,000

C Lindell (SWE)

H Gaston (FRA)

62 60

Johnson/Johnson (USA)

15 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

C Heyman (BEL)

C O’Connell (AUS)

46 63 76(0)

Bobrov (RUS)/Niklas-Salminen (FIN)

15 Apr

Madrid (ESP)

$15,000

C Denolly (FRA)

J Nikles (SUI)

63 62

Denolly (FRA)/Nikles (SUI)

22 Apr

Santa Margherita Di Pula (ITA)

$25,000

H Gaston (FRA)

D Pichler (AUT)

64 26 63

Bortolotti (ITA)/Puodziunas (AUS)

22 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

C O’Connell (AUS)

J Forejtek (CZE)

26 64 61

Bobrov (RUS)/Niklas-Salminen (FIN)

22 Apr

Angers (FRA)

$25,000

N Sanchez Izquierdo (ESP)

J Vanneste (BEL)

63 76(2)

Van De Zandschulp (NED)/Vanneste (BEL)

29 Apr

Santa Margherita Di Pula (ITA)

$25,000

P Torebko (GER)

E Maggioli (ITA)

63 67(5) 64

Merino (PER)/Pena Lopez (ARG)

29 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

I Nedelko (RUS)

E Kirkin (TUR)

63 63

Korovin (RUS)/Prihodko (UKR)

29 Apr

Grasse (FRA)

$15,000

M Hamou (FRA)

C Denolly (FRA)

62 63

Lescure (FRA)/Negritu (GER)

29 Apr

Tbilisi (GEO)

$15,000

M Konecny (CZE)

M Whitehouse (GBR)

76(6) 75

Konecny/Krstev (CZE)

29 Apr

L Palmas de Gran Canaria (ESP) $15,000

E Esteve Lobato (ESP)

F M Rodrigues Albes (BRA)

62 63

Johnson (GBR)/M Rodrigues Albes (BRA)

06 May

Piestany (SVK)

A Dubrivnyy (RUS)

R Baltensperger (SUI)

36 63 62

Marozsan/Nagy (HUN)

06 May

L Palmas de Gran Canaria (ESP) $15,000

E Esteve Lobato (ESP)

F M Rodrigues Albes (BRA

64 61

Johnson (GBR)/M Rodrigues Albes (BRA)

06 May

Karlskrona (SWE)

$15,000

M Eriksson (SWE)

R Slobodchikov (RUS)

64 36 61

Bergevi/Eriksson (SWE)

06 May

Troisdorf (GER)

$15,000

K Zuk (POL)

J Vanneste (BEL)

75 61

Grigoriu (ROU)/Negritu (GER)

06 May

Prijedor (BIH)

$25,000

B Van De Zandschulp (NED) V A Dancu (ROU)

64 64

Sijsling/Van De Zandschulp (NED)

06 May

Vercelli (ITA)

$25,000

M Chazal (FRA)

C Denolly (FRA)

26 64 75

Bortolotti (ITA)/Puodziunas (AUS)

06 May

Sozopol (BUL)

$15,000

A Celikbilek (TUR)

A Donski (BUL)

67(5) 63 62

Adamson/Kirkov (USA)

06 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

E Kirkin (TUR)

D Klok (RUS)

63 36 64

Cornea/Jecan (ROU)

06 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

M Pervolarakis (GRE)

H Craig (USA)

62 75

Glasspool/Mchugh (GBR)

13 May

Valldoreix (ESP)

$15,000

O Luz (BRA)

R Matos (BRA)

63 64

M Rodrigues Albes (BRA)/Pla Malfeito (ESP)

13 May

Doboj (BIH)

$25,000

C O’Connell (AUS)

B Van De Zandschulp (NED) 64 76(1)

Ejupovic/Strombachs (GER)

13 May

Casale Monferrato (ITA)

$15,000

F Forti (ITA)

A Avidzba (RUS)

w/o

Forti/Frinzi (ITA)

13 May

Kalmar (SWE)

$15,000

M Eriksson (SWE)

D N Madaras (SWE)

62 62

Bergevi/Eriksson (SWE)

13 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

Y Oliel (ISR)

L Glasspool (GBR)

63 64

Jaloviec/Stanek (CZE)

13 May

Prague (CZE)

$15,000

V Kopriva (CZE)

P Rikl (CZE)

62 63

Duda/Gengel (CZE)

13 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

D Kuzmanov (BUL)

O Prihodko (UKR)

36 62 61

Korovin (RUS)/Prihodko (UKR)

20 May

Brcko (BIH)

$15,000

J P Ficovich (ARG)

C O’Connell (AUS)

64 64

Glinka/Raisma (EST)

20 May

Jablonec Nad Nisou (CZE)

$25,000+H

P Rikl (CZE)

J Lehecka (CZE)

76(3) 63

Safranek/Satral (CZE)

20 May

Vic (ESP)

$25,000

R Brancaccio (ITA)

F Diaz Acosta (ARG)

57 75 63

Matos/M Rodrigues Albes (BRA)

20 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

C Heyman (BEL)

E Kirkin (TUR)

64 63

Klok/Korolev (RUS)

20 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

E Hoyt (GBR)

J Trinker (AUT)

46 76(2) 75

Bothwell (IRL)/Craig (USA)

20 May

Bucharest (ROU)

$15,000

A Alcaraz Ivorra (ESP)

G Fonio (ITA)

36 64 61

Igoshin (RUS)/Lipovsek Puches (SLO)

20 May

Irpin (UKR)

$15,000

A Smirnov (UKR)

V Orlov (UKR)

62 63

Dolgosheyev/Kamynin (UKR)

27 May

Majadahonda (ESP)

$15,000

P Toledo Bague (ESP)

F Diaz Acosta (ARG)

62 76(2)

De Jong/De Krom (NED)

27 May

Kiseljak (BIH)

$25,000

F Cerundolo (ARG)

C O’Connell (AUS)

27 May

Reggio Emilia (ESP)

$15,000

P Rondoni (ITA)

A Guerrieri (ITA)

64 64

Frigerio/Virgili (ITA)

27 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

M Pervolarakis (GRE)

A Mchugh (GBR)

61 64

A Martinavarro/Vivero Gonzalez (ESP)

27 May

Most (CZE)

$25,000+H

M Chazal (FRA)

J Satral (CZE)

57 76(6) 75

Paroulek/Styler (CZE)

27 May

Irpin (UKR)

$15,000

D Yevseyev (KAZ)

A Bovy (BEL)

61 63

Kravchenko/Prihodko (UKR)

27 May

Bacau (ROU)

$25,000+H

J Okala (FRA)

M Pena Lopez (ARG)

46 64

Tabilo (CHI)/Varillas (PER)

27 May

Gyula (HUN)

$25,000

E Tiurnev (RUS)

M Eriksson (SWE)

63 63

Borsos/Marozsan (HUN)

03 Jun

Karlsruhe (GER)

$25,000

J Lenz (GER)

A Pellegrino (ITA)

63 67(3) 63

Arias (BOL)/Lovett (USA)

03 Jun

Plovdiv (BUL)

$15,000

J Mridha (SWE)

B Malla (CHI)

63 63

Igoshin/Tiurnev (RUS)

$15,000

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

Podzus (LAT)/Ratniuk (RUS)

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