T31: Atlanta, Kitzbuhel 2020

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27.07.2020 - 02.08.2020

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BB&T Atlanta Open



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Nazwa turnieju: BB&T Atlanta Open
Miejsce rozgrywania turnieju: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Czas rozgrywania turnieju: 27.07.2020 - 02.08.2020
Drabinka: Singiel - 28 osób, Debel - 16 par
Nawierzchnia: Hard
Pula nagród pieniężnych: $748,450
Zwycięzca singla 2019: - Alex de Minaur (AUS)
Zwycięzcy debla 2019: - Dominic Inglot/Austin Krajicek (GBR/USA)

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08.09.2020 - 13.09.2020

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GENERALI OPEN



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Nazwa turnieju: GENERALI OPEN
Miejsce rozgrywania turnieju: Kitzbühel, Austria
Czas rozgrywania turnieju: 08.09.2020 - 13.09.2020
Drabinka: Singiel - 28 osoby, Debel - 16 par
Nawierzchnia: mączka
Pula nagród pieniężnych: €586,140
Zwycięzca singla 2019: - Dominic Thiem (AUS
Zwycięzcy debla 2019: - Philipp Oswald/Filip Polasek (AUT/CZE)

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BB&T Atlanta Open



Lista graczy:

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Lista graczy:

Dominic Thiem 3
Alexander Zverev 7
Mateo Berrettini 8
Fabio Fognini 11
Roberto Bautista Agut 12
Diego Schwartzman 13
Andriej Rubliow 14
Denis Shapovalov 16
Christian Garin 18
Felix Auger-Aliassime 20
Dusan Lajovic 23
Taylor Fritz 24
Pablo Carreño Busta 25
Alex De Minaur 26
Nikołoz Basilaszwili 27
Hubert Hurkacz 29
Kei Nishikori 31
WC
WC
WC
WC
WC
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q

Rezerwowi:
1 Borna Coric 33
2 Jan-Lennard Struff 34
3 Guido Pella 35
4 Casper Ruud 36
5 Adrian Mannarino 38
6 Albert Ramos-Vinolas 41
7 John Millman 43
8 Kyle Edmund 44
9 Lorenzo Sonego 46
10 Miomir Kecmanovic 47
11 Yoshihito Nishioka 48
12 Richard Gasquet 50
13 Alexander Bublik 51
14 Fernando Verdasco 52
15 Pablo Andujar 53
16 Gilles Simon 54
17 Tennys Sandgren 55
18 Feliciano Lopez 56
19 Pablo Cuevas 60
20 Aljaz Bedene 61
21. Juan Ignacio Londero 62
22. Jordan Thompson 64
23. João Sousa 66
24. Radu Albot 67
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25. Mikael Ymer 68
26. Egor Gerasimov 69
27. Pierre-Hugues Herbert 71
28. Ricardas Berankis 72

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BB&T Atlanta Open



Lista graczy do kwalifikacji:

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Generali Open



Kitzbuhel - lista graczy do turnieju kwalifikacji:

Borna Coric 33
Casper Ruud 36
Albert Ramos-Vinolas 41
Lorenzo Sonego 46
Yoshihito Nishioka 48
Alexander Bublik 51
Fernando Verdasco 52
Feliciano López 56
Juan Ignacio Londero 62
Jordan Thompson 64
João Sousa 66
Egor Gerasimov 69
Pierre-Hugues Herbert 71
Ricardas Berankis 72
Jannik Sinner 73
Attila Balazs 76
Federico Delbonis 78
Laslo Djere 80
Frances Tiafoe 81
Thiago Monteiro 82
James Duckworth 83
WC
WC
WC

Rezerwowi:
1. Dennis Novak 85
2. Andreas Seppi 88
3. Yasutaka Uchiyama 90
4. Mikhail Kukushkin 91
5. Dominik Koepfer 92
6. Andrej Martin 96
7. Salvatore Caruso 100
8. Emil Ruusuvuori 101
9. Peter Gojowczyk 125
10. Prajnesh Gunneswaran 132
11. Yannick Hanfmann 143
12. Emilio Gomez 151
13. Denis Istomin 156
14. Danilo Petrovic 157
15. Martin Klizan 159
16. Alessandro Giannessi 160
17. Arthur Rinderknech 161
18. Ernests Gulbis 162
19. Sebastian Ofner 163
20. Maxime Cressy 164
21. Steven Diez 165
22. Jurij Rodionov 166
Alt
Alt
Alt
Alt
Alt
Alt
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23. Filip Horansky 171
24. Alejandro Tabilo 174
25. Carlos Taberner 175
26. Dmitry Popko 176
27. Brayden Schnur 177
28. Roman Safiullin 178
29. Enzo Couacaud 178

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Atlanta19 F: De Minaur d. Fritz

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Kitzbuhel19 F: Thiem d. Ramos-Vinolas

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Równolegle do turnieju olimpijskiego - pewnie Thiem pojawi się w Kitz.

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Truist Atlanta Open Feeding Frontline Healthcare Workers

Spoiler:

ATP 250 is partnering to provide a food truck for hospital workers on Tuesday and Wednesday
The Truist Atlanta Open announced that it is joining with partner, CIGNA, to feed some of Metro Atlanta’s frontline healthcare workers at Northside Hospital Cherokee on behalf of GF Sports, the Truist Atlanta Open, CIGNA and Waffle House.

The Waffle House Food Truck will visit Northside Hospital Cherokee on Tuesday, 14 April from 10am-2pm to feed the daytime shift and on Wednesday, 15 April, from 8pm-12am for the night shift.

“Northside Hospital and Waffle House are two of our key partners, not only during the nine days of the Truist Atlanta Open, but throughout the year,” said Eddie Gonzalez, Truist Atlanta Open Tournament Director. “They, like many others, are being affected by COVID-19.”


The Truist Atlanta Open and its partners wanted to do something for those right in their own community, so bringing an Atlanta institution like Waffle House out seemed like a perfect fit.

“We're not just a tennis tournament, we're a major community event,” added Gonzalez. “We have tremendous community partners, and they have stepped up in critical times. It's our way of doing something to help support Northside Hospital and those hero frontline healthcare workers, along with our great partner Waffle House who is being hit through this as well , with all of their stores being closed other than take out.”

With the merger of BB&T and SunTrust Bank, the BB&T Atlanta Open has now become the Truist Atlanta Open as the popular Midtown Atlanta event celebrates its 10th Anniversary. This year’s event is scheduled from 25 July to 2 August.

You May Also Like: ATP Announces 2020 'ATP ACES For Charity' Grant Recipients
In addition, the tournament’s charity partner, Giving Kitchen, was one of nine charitable causes to receive a $15,000 ATP ACES for Charity grant this year. The ATP 250 first began working with Giving Kitchen in 2017.

Giving Kitchen provides emergency assistance to food service workers through financial support and a network of community resources, with the goal of helping foster a food service community in which crisis is met with compassion and care, providing direct grants to food service workers based on financial need and a qualifying crisis. The ATP ACES For Charity grant will provide a minimum of eight crisis grants, providing peace of mind and stability to a food service worker and their family.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/atlanta ... april-2020

[Damian]

Turnieje nie odbędą się w zaplanowanych terminach.

ATP Extends Tour Suspension

Spoiler:

No play through July
The ATP has extended the suspension of the ATP Tour through to July 31, 2020 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The decision, made in close collaboration with Tour members, means ATP events in Hamburg, Bastad, Newport, Los Cabos, Gstaad, Umag, Atlanta and Kitzbühel will not take place as scheduled. The extended suspension also applies to the ATP Challenger Tour and to men’s events on the ITF World Tennis Tour.

“Due to continued uncertainties surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, we regret to announce our decision to extend the suspension of the Tour,” said Andrea Gaudenzi, ATP Chairman. “Just like tennis fans, players and tournament hosts all over the world, we share in the disappointment the Tour continues to be affected in this way. We continue to assess all of our options in an effort to resume the Tour as soon as it is safe to do so, including the feasibility of rescheduling events later in the season. As ever, the health and well-being of the tennis community and wider public remains our top priority in every decision we make.”

Tournaments taking place from August 1, 2020 onwards are still planning to proceed as per the published schedule. A further update on the ATP Tour calendar is expected in mid-June.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/atp-ext ... suspension

[Damian]

Nawet Austriakom udało się wepchnąć do kalendarza, co prawda w drugim tygodniu USO, ale zawsze coś.

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Fixed: Generali Open Kitzbühel from September 7th to 13th

Spoiler:

"We are thrilled that we are part of the new calendar and that our efforts to host the tournament have paid off," said the organizers of the Generali Open Kitzbühel Herbert Günther and Markus Bodner.

In the new ATP tour calendar published today, in the second week of the US Open, Kitzbühel marks the kick-off event in a European clay court tour, which will continue in Madrid and Rome and should end in Roland Garros: “Since we are in the second Playing Grand Slam Week, we are given extra late deadlines. In addition, we only start qualifying on Monday. The main field starts on Tuesday and will be played until Sunday, ”explains Generali Open tournament director Alexander Antonitsch. Despite the parallel US Open, the organizers are expecting a strong field of players: “Because after that the clay court tour begins and everyone wants to play at the moment and is happy that tournaments can still take place in 2020. We are ahead of Madrid, which is of course great because of the altitude, ”said Antonitsch.

The tickets for the spectators are issued according to the requirements of the federal government. Due to the last vacation week in many Austrian federal states (T, S, OÖ, K, St, V) the organizers expect a high demand: “We are in close contact with the responsible authorities. Possibly. more than 1250 visitors will already be possible in September, which is something that needs to be explored now, ”said the tournament director.

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Isner Headlines Strong American Record In Atlanta

Spoiler:

Learn more about the Truist Atlanta Open, an ATP 250 event

The Truist Atlanta Open, which made its ATP Tour debut in 2010, is the first American stop in the North American hard-court season.

The ATP 250 would have been held this week if not for the Tour suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

ATPTour.com looks at five things to know about the event.

A Handful Of Titles
Since the tournament made its debut in 2010, eight editions of the singles event have been won by Americans. Mardy Fish (2010-’11) and Andy Roddick (2012) claimed the opening three titles in Atlanta, before John Isner made his mark.

Following wins against Christian Harrison, James Blake and Lleyton Hewitt, Isner claimed his maiden Atlanta trophy in a dramatic 2013 final. The 6’10” home favourite contested three tie-breaks against Kevin Anderson and saved each of the 11 break points he faced to take the title after two hours and 54 minutes.

Isner dropped just two sets across his next two visits to Georgia, where he attended university between 2003 and 2007, to complete a memorable tournament hattrick. After a straight-sets loss to Nick Kyrgios in the 2016 championship match, Isner claimed back-to-back final victories against Ryan Harrison in 2017 and 2018 to boost his Atlanta trophy count to five.

Isner

Three Visits, Three Finals
Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan have made three appearances in Atlanta, winning two titles from three championship matches. The Americans claimed wins in their opening 11 matches at the event, lifting the trophy in 2015 and 2017 before a run to last year’s final.

The Bryans twice came within a point of a third Atlanta trophy against Dominic Inglot and Austin Krajicek, but the British-American pairing held its nerve to secure a 6-4, 6-7(5), 11-9 victory. The brothers share the tournament record for doubles titles with fellow two-time titlist Matthew Ebden (2011-’12).

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Small Move, Big Difference
The ATP 250 may have only moved across the street to a different plot of land at Atlanta Station, but last year’s minor relocation has already made a major positive impact on the tournament.
“We’ve gone from two acres to five, we have more shade, more air conditioning and more fan activation areas,” said Tournament Director Eddie Gonzalez. “We want to be known as being player friendly, fan friendly and sponsor friendly, and we feel like we’ve accomplished this in year one.”

One of the many beneficiaries of the move has been the tournament’s fanbase. Reilly Opelka, a two-time semi-finalist in Atlanta, noticed the improved facilities for supporters during his fourth visit to the event in five years.

“The indoor seating, the covered shaded area I think is a lot better for the fans,” said Opelka last year. “We had a pretty good crowd out there today and I think the stadium has a lot to do with that.”

Kyrgios Ends Isner’s Streak
Kyrgios enjoyed a dream debut in Atlanta in 2016, when he claimed four wins to pick up his second ATP Tour title. The Australian beat Jared Donaldson in straight sets, before successfully navigating three-set battles against Fernando Verdasco and Yoshihito Nishioka to reach the championship match.

Kyrgios faced three-time defending champion John Isner for the trophy. The Canberra native entered the final with an 0-2 ATP Head2Head record against Isner, but claimed the win in two tie-break sets to take the crown and break Isner’s 15-match winning streak in Atlanta.

<a href='/en/players/nick-kyrgios/ke17/overview'>Nick Kyrgios</a>

Dominant Demon
Until last year, Kyrgios was the youngest champion in the tournament’s history. But countryman Alex de Minaur broke that record in emphatic fashion in 2019, dropping just seven first-serve points across four matches to claim the crown.

The #NextGenATP Aussie earned wins against Bradley Klahn, Bernard Tomic, Opelka and Taylor Fritz to earn his second ATP Tour title. De Minaur did not face a break point en route to the trophy, becoming only the third player to do so since stats began being kept in 1991. Tommy Haas (2007 Memphis) and Isner (2017 Newport) are the only other players to achieve the feat.

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De Minaur's Historic Serving Week In Atlanta

Spoiler:

Look back at the #NextGenATP Aussie's 2019 title run
#NextGenATP Aussie Alex de Minaur is known for his blazing speed. But he made history with his serve at last year’s Truist Atlanta Open.

Then 20, he lost a mere seven first-serve points throughout the week (116/123) to become the youngest winner in tournament history. De Minaur didn’t face a break point in his four matches and held in all 42 service games, becoming only the third player since stats started being kept in 1991 to win a tournament without facing a break point (Haas 2007 Memphis, Isner 2017 Newport).

“This one is really special to me,” De Minaur said. “I felt like I really needed this. To start the year with a bang and then be slowed down by injuries… you expect your level to be right there once you come back, but you have to slowly grind your way back.”


De Minaur arrived at the ATP 250 trying to win consecutive matches for the first time since February, when he won a Davis Cup match and then earned a victory in his first match at the Abierto Mexicano Telcel presentado por HSBC in Acapulco. A groin injury had hampered the rising star.

But before going on his impressive run in Atlanta, De Minaur already had a positive mindset.

“I feel like I’m doing all the right things, putting myself out there. If it doesn’t happen this week, next week or the week after, I’m going to keep doing the same things,” De Minaur said at the start of the week. “I’m going to do all the right things, be mentally strong, physically strong and I’m playing good tennis, so I think it’s just a matter of time.”


De Minaur lost no more than two first-serve points in any of his four matches, defeating Bradley Klahn, Bernard Tomic, Reilly Opelka and Taylor Fritz to lift the trophy. In a 6-3, 7-6(2), victory against Fritz in the final, he only dropped 10 service points.

“I don’t think I could start the American hard-court season any better than this,” said De Minaur. “I’m happy with where I am and enjoying every day. I can’t wait to get back on court and keep improving.”

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/de-mina ... -flashback

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Georgia On His Mind: Isner's Happy Hunting Ground

Spoiler:

ATPTour.com looks at American's title runs in Atlanta
If you watch the Truist Atlanta Open on championship Sunday, there's a good chance you'll see John Isner on the schedule.

The big-serving American has competed in the final of this event eight times and picked up five titles (2013-15, 2017-18). Having attended college less than 75 miles away at the University of Georgia, Isner is surrounded by friends and fellow UGA alum each year and he has thrived on the local support.

ATPTour.com looks at his five titles in Atlanta.

2013
Isner was eager for his maiden crown in Atlanta after runner-up finishes in 2010 and 2011 (both l. to Fish). His chances appeared slim after barely surviving his opening match against teenager Christian Harrison, then No. 370 in the FedEx ATP Rankings, but the top seed worked his way into form.

In the final, the UGA alum renewed his college rivalry with University of Illinois alum Kevin Anderson. Isner saved two championship points on his serve at 5-6 in the final set before scoring a 6-7(3), 7-6(2), 7-6(2) victory. The American cracked 24 aces and saved all 11 break points he faced.

"This is a tournament where I could’ve been out in my first match,” Isner said. "I lived on the edge all week and seemed to come through each and every time. It’s very encouraging.”


2014
Isner’s title defence nearly started with an opening-round exit, but finished as a rousing success.

Returning to Atlanta as the top seed, he saved two match points in his first match against fellow American Robby Ginepri before escaping in three sets. Buoyed by his narrow win, Isner continued to get better with each round, eventually overpowering Dudi Sela 6-3, 6-4 in the final.

Even Sela had to acknowledge the challenge of beating a man 13 inches taller than him. The Israeli comically stood on a box for their pre-match photo to lessen the height difference.

Atlanta 2014 Sunday Isner Sela

2015
Isner completed a hat trick in Atlanta and earned his 10th ATP Tour title with a convincing 6-3, 6-3 victory against Marcos Baghdatis. The American lost just one point on serve in the opening set and never allowed his opponent into the match.

"Seven years ago, when I heard this tournament was going to come to Atlanta, I figured it was going to be a good thing for me,” Isner told the Atlanta-Journal Constitution. “But not this good.”


2017
Although 2017 marked Isner’s first title in Atlanta without dropping a set, he was pushed to the edge in the final with good friend Ryan Harrison.

Riding a wave of confidence from prevailing the week before in Newport (d. Ebden), the second seed erased a set point in both tie-breaks to earn a 7-6(6), 7-6(7) win and his fourth crown in Atlanta. Isner fought off a set point at 5/6 in the first-set tie-break with an ace and repeated the effort at 6/7 in the second-set tie-break.

“It was a battle. I needed every ounce of my energy out there, but I’m so happy to win this tournament again,” Isner said. “This tournament has meant everything to me.”


2018
The confidence that comes with winning four titles at an event exuded from Isner’s game as he returned to defend his title. Having already recorded his first ATP Masters 1000 crown in Miami (d. Zverev) and first Grand Slam semi-final at Wimbledon that season, the top seed continued his winning ways in Atlanta even when he wasn’t at his best.

Isner's ATP Head2Head rivalry with Ryan was renewed in the championship match and he came out on top once again, shaking off a slow start to prevail 5-7, 6-3, 6-4. The perfect week marked the 14th tour-level title of his career.

“I feel like there may come a time where I’m not back in the finals or I’m not the champion again, but as it stands right now, I’m very happy to be the champ here,” Isner said. “I’m very comfortable here. I make breakfast in my own room, go to the Publix next door. It really feels like I’m at home and that helps so much.”

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/isner-f ... nta-titles

[Damian]

When Kyrgios Out-Served Isner In The Atlanta Final

Spoiler:

ATPTour.com looks back at the 2016 Truist Atlanta Open final
Nick Kyrgios showed his abilities from an early age, reaching two Grand Slam quarter-finals before turning 21. But the Aussie made his biggest charge up the FedEx ATP Rankings by establishing more consistency throughout the 2016 season, with a prime example coming at the Truist Atlanta Open.

The flashy Aussie arrived in Georgia on a two-match losing streak, but he quickly settled into the Atlanta heat and battled hard to win his second ATP Tour title.

"In Marseille, I was unbeatable,” Kyrgios said of his first title earlier in the year. “This week was completely different. I wasn't playing well at all at the start of the week… I found the right balance. I was competing and had some fun."


Kyrgios emerged from three-setters in the quarter-finals and semi-finals against Fernando Verdasco and Yoshihito Nishioka, respectively. He then faced a daunting challenge against big-serving home favourite John Isner, who carried a 15-match Atlanta winning streak into the final.

"I knew it was going to be tough from the get-go," said Kyrgios. "John is still so comfortable on that court. I needed to come up with some special stuff today and it just came down to a couple points here and there. I did all the right things today and stayed calm. I knew I'd have my chance.”


Kyrgios had his back against the wall at the start, facing three break points at 0/40 in his opening service game. Losing any of those points against the American would have been a crushing way to start the match. But the 21-year-old saved them all and settled in from there.

"Returning is very crucial against John," said Kyrgios. "That serve is world-class. It would have been a completely different story if he got me there."

Isner saved the two break points he faced, but it was not enough. Kyrgios triumphed 7-6(3), 7-6(4) when the American double faulted on match point. Kyrgios had previously trailed Isner 0-2 in their ATP Head2Head series.

“I go back to that second game of the match,” Isner said. “He came up with really good serves. He's one of the best servers on the Tour.”

Later in 2016, Kyrgios won his first ATP 500 in Tokyo and reached a career-high No. 13 in the FedEx ATP Rankings.

Did You Know?
In the 2016 Atlanta final, Kyrgios won 67 per cent of his second-serve points compared to 39 per cent for Isner.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/kyrgios ... -flashback

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[Damian]

High School Reunion: Fish & Roddick Get The Band Back Together

Spoiler:

American duo reunite for doubles at 2015 Atlanta
When Mardy Fish wanted to create an unforgettable moment in one of his last ATP Tour events, he brought one of his closest friends since high school out of retirement.

Fish, then 33, delighted fans by teaming up with Andy Roddick in doubles at the 2015 Truist Atlanta Open. Roddick hadn’t competed since calling time on his career at the 2012 US Open, while Fish confirmed plans to retire at that year’s US Open and was only competing in his third tournament since August 2013.

The former No. 7 in the FedEx ATP Rankings had been candid about his struggles to get back on court. He underwent an operation in June 2014 to correct misfiring electric pulses with his heart and opened up about battling an anxiety disorder, but was determined to finish on his terms.


"With Mardy's comeback, it's been a pretty amazing story. The fact that he's going to pursue that even more this summer is really exciting," Roddick told USA Today. "We've been friends for a long time and we just wanted to play together one last time. I wanted to play with my friend and share in his comeback a little bit.”

In front of a packed Wednesday night crowd in Atlanta, Fish and Roddick turned back the clock with a 7-6(2) 6-4 win over Yen-Hsun Lu and Jonathan Marray. Although the Americans lacked match play, they were able to lean on their previous success together. They had compiled a 20-6 tour-level record and won two titles together, including an ATP Masters 1000 crown at the 2009 BNP Paribas Open.

"When you don't play for that long, you don't know what to expect," Roddick said. "I had a blast. I wanted to win that really badly. It was a lot of fun at the end when we realised we had won. I had fun and I think Mardy did too. There was a lot of rust out there, but we masked it well.”

"It was a blast out there,” Fish said. "The crowd was great. It's good to do it here in Atlanta.”


Roddick also tried to give Fish a boost in singles, albeit with less success. When Fish needed a fresh pair of socks during his first-round match, Roddick offered his own.

“I wear the low socks and my shoes were really wet, so I was asking for my trainer to run back and get some socks," Fish explained. "Andy was nice enough to take his off his feet and try to get them to me, and I threw them away. I don’t want those!”

Although they fell in the quarter-finals to Eric Butorac and Artem Sitak, their brief run in Atlanta helped kickstart Fish’s final lap on Tour. He picked up the first singles victory of his comeback three weeks later in Cincinnati and won a round in his final event in New York.

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[Damian]

Truist Atlanta Open Feeding Frontline Healthcare Workers

Spoiler:

ATP 250 is partnering to provide a food truck for hospital workers on Tuesday and Wednesday
Editor's Note: If not for COVID-19, the Truist Atlanta Open would be taking place this week. This story was originally published on 13 April 2020.

The Truist Atlanta Open announced that it is joining with partner, CIGNA, to feed some of Metro Atlanta’s frontline healthcare workers at Northside Hospital Cherokee on behalf of GF Sports, the Truist Atlanta Open, CIGNA and Waffle House.

The Waffle House Food Truck will visit Northside Hospital Cherokee on Tuesday, 14 April from 10am-2pm to feed the daytime shift and on Wednesday, 15 April, from 8pm-12am for the night shift.

“Northside Hospital and Waffle House are two of our key partners, not only during the nine days of the Truist Atlanta Open, but throughout the year,” said Eddie Gonzalez, Truist Atlanta Open Tournament Director. “They, like many others, are being affected by COVID-19.”

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The Truist Atlanta Open and its partners wanted to do something for those right in their own community, so bringing an Atlanta institution like Waffle House out seemed like a perfect fit.

“We're not just a tennis tournament, we're a major community event,” added Gonzalez. “We have tremendous community partners, and they have stepped up in critical times. It's our way of doing something to help support Northside Hospital and those hero frontline healthcare workers, along with our great partner Waffle House who is being hit through this as well , with all of their stores being closed other than take out.”

With the merger of BB&T and SunTrust Bank, the BB&T Atlanta Open has now become the Truist Atlanta Open as the popular Midtown Atlanta event celebrates its 10th Anniversary. This year’s event is scheduled from 25 July to 2 August.

You May Also Like: ATP Announces 2020 'ATP ACES For Charity' Grant Recipients
In addition, the tournament’s charity partner, Giving Kitchen, was one of nine charitable causes to receive a $15,000 ATP ACES for Charity grant this year. The ATP 250 first began working with Giving Kitchen in 2017.

Giving Kitchen provides emergency assistance to food service workers through financial support and a network of community resources, with the goal of helping foster a food service community in which crisis is met with compassion and care, providing direct grants to food service workers based on financial need and a qualifying crisis. The ATP ACES For Charity grant will provide a minimum of eight crisis grants, providing peace of mind and stability to a food service worker and their family.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/atlanta ... april-2020

[Damian]

Kitz być może odbędzie się w "madryckim terminie", tym samym lista wstępna uległa zmianom, gdzie dziś rano dołączył do niej nikt inny jak Dominic Thiem.

Kitzbuhel - wstępne zgłoszenia:
Thiem
Fognini
Schwartzman
Shapovalov
Garin
Lajovic
Carreno-busta
Struff
Pella
Ruud
Ramos-Vinolas
Millman
Sonego
Kecmanovic