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Next top-class player for BMW Open
Tournament director Patrik Kühnen speaks of an “absolutely top field” around local hero Alexander Zverev and defending champion Holger Rune.
The ATP tournament in Munich can present another prominent participant after local hero Alexander Zverev and defending champion Holger Rune from Denmark.
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As in the previous year, the American Taylor Fritz, currently number 13 in the world rankings, will also be hitting the MTTC Iphitos course next week (April 15th to 21st).
Among the attractions of the tennis tournament, which will be held next year by the 250.
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Also included in the 500 category are Jan-Lennard Struff (25th in the world rankings), the Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime (35th), the Briton Jack Draper (39th) and the former US Open winner Dominic Thiem ( Austria) and Matteo Berrettini (Italy), finalist in Munich in 2019 and then also in Wimbledon.
ATP tournament in Munich also with Zverev, Rune and Thiem
Tournament director Patrik Kühnen spoke of an “absolutely top field” on Friday given the good line-up at the BMW Open, which was endowed with a total of 651,865 euros. Accordingly, the tournament (live on BR television as well as on BR24 Sport, Sky, ran.de and Joyn) is almost sold out on all days. There are only so-called facility cards.
2024-04-12 11:51:14
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