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bet-at-home Open 2012 – July 14 to 22 at Hamburg Rothenbaum

Experience world class tennis from 14 to 22 July 2012 at the biggest and most important German-hosted men’s tournament.

As a result of the overwhelming response to last year’s Match of Legends with former world No 1 Ivan Lendl, the 2012 Legends match being held on qualification weekend will be subject to seat reservation. Be prepared for a surprise as to who will be playing this year’s Legends match!

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bet-at-home Open 2012 – July 14 to 22 at Hamburg Rothenbaum

12.10.2011

The 106th version of the tradition-steeped Hamburg Rothenbaum tournament will be taking place from 14 to 22 July 2012. Top international stars including Germany’s best will again be battling it out in nine days of enthralling matches showcasing world class tennis. Tickets for the bet-at-home Open already went on sale on 21 November. Early bookers can still get advantages – so contact us now and...


Patience pays off as Simon wears down Almagro to become the latest Rothenbaum champ

25.07.2011

Fittingly, the final between Nicolas Almagro and Gilles Simon was probably the best match of the week as the two top-20 players slogged it out for the Rothenbaum title. In the end it was Simon's agility and speed which prevailed as he wore down his opponent before the 3,500-strong crowd. After two hours and 39 minutes the 26-year-old secured the ninth ATP title of his career to become...


Almagro or Simon – who is going to be Hamburg’s new tennis star?

23.07.2011

At the end of a long tournament week, the final is going to be a true battle of power! Gilles Simon or Nicolas Almagro – who will capture the title at the bet-at-home Open 2011? The final will be a duel of extremes. A completely relaxed Frenchman will challenge one of the most extroverted clay court players on the Tour.

But who is Gilles Simon? For sure, he isn’t a cool rapper like his...


What a shame Flo! – Mayer, the last German to be eliminated!

22.07.2011

Despite the rainy and windy weather, the spectators at Hamburg Rothenbaum were in a very good mood. 5,500 fans celebrated a true tennis party on the day of the quarter finals. Of course, Florian Mayer – the last German player in the tournament - was the focus of the day. However, in the end, he had to succumb to the extremely hard baseline strokes of his opponent, Nicolas Almagro, and lost...


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