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Communiqué De Presse Communiqué de presse Poitiers, le 4 mars 2021 740242 32e édition de l’Open Masculin 86 du 14 au 21 mars à Poitiers AGENCE Pascale GUITTET, Vice-Présidente du Département en charge de la Jeunesse et des Sports, Jean-Paul ORILLARD et Jean-Jacques RAKOTOHASY, Directeurs de l’Open Masculin 86, et Maxime PÉDEBOSCQ, Conseiller Communautaire et Conseiller Municipal de Poitiers délégué à la politique sportive, ont -pré senté l’édition 2021 des Internationaux Masculins de Tennis, en présence de Gabriel de SAINT-MAR- TIN, Président du Stade Poitevin Tennis, d’Odile CHAUVET, Présidente Générale du Stade Poitevin Omnisports, de Didier PERRAUD, Président du Comité Départemental de Tennis de la Vienne et de Martine APERCÉ, Vice-Présidente de la Ligue Nouvelle-Aquitaine de Tennis Du 14 au 21 mars, le Stade Poitevin Tennis Club organise la 32e édition de l’Open Masculin 86. Réso- lument tourné vers la formation des jeunes, le club a souhaité organiser un tournoi mettant en avant la jeune garde du tennis mondial. La dotation reste inchangée avec 15 000 $ distribués aux joueurs. L’Open Masculin 86 a révélé de nombreux jeunes talents qui ont fait leur preuve sur le circuit. La victoire d’Antoine Hoang en est un exemple : il est aujourd’hui 136e joueur mondial à seulement 24 ans. Il succède à des grands noms du tennis tricolore comme Nicolas Mahut, grand vainqueur de l’Open en 2003, ou encore Jo-Wilfried Tsonga qui s’était imposé en 2007. Il faut également souligner le passage d’Hugo Gaston à l’Open juste avant sa belle édition à Roland Garros. D’autres grands noms du tennis mondial sont passés par Poitiers : l’Australien Alex De Minaur en 2016 (N°1 australien, 31e mondial en 2018), le Russe Daniil Medvedev en 2015 (16e mondial/2018), Jérémy Chardy (40e joueur/2018), Philipp Kohlschreiber (34e mondial/2018) ou encore Fernando Verdasco (28e mondial/2018). Un tournoi de haut niveau... qui s’adapte ! La 32e édition du tournoi international se déroulera sur les terrains couverts et chauffés du Stade Poitevin Tennis Club. Le spectacle sportif sera assurément au rendez-vous grâce à la venue de joueurs classés parmi les 450 meilleurs joueurs du monde. Compte-tenu du contexte sanitaire, les matchs, joués à huis clos, seront retransmis en direct sur la page FaceBook du Stade Poitevin Tennis et celle du Département de la Vienne. Programme de la semaine Dimanche 14 et lundi 15 mars Qualifications Lundi 15 mars Tirage au sort à 11h au Stade Poitevin Tennis Du mardi 16 au dimanche 21 mars Tableau final Vendredi 19 mars ¼ de finales simples et finale du double à huis clos Samedi 20 mars ½ finales simple à partir de 14h à huis clos Dimanche 21 mars Finale du simple à partir de 10h30 à huis clos Palmarès du tournoi 1989 : Olivier SOULES (FRA) 1990 : Andreas LESCH (ALL) 1991 : Brett STEVEN (NZL) 1992 : Sander GROEN (HOL) 1993 : Stéphane GRENIER (FRA) 1994 : Chris BAILEY (GB) 1995 : Radomir VASEK (CZE) 1996 : Frederico ROVAI (SUE) 1997 : Rodolphe GILBERT (FRA) 1998 : Julian KNOWLE (AUT) 1999 : Radomir VASEK (CZE) 2000 : Julian KNOWLE (AUT) 2001 : Dick NORMAN (BEL) 2002 : Gregory CARRAZ (FRA) 2003 : Nicolas MAHUT (FRA) 2004 : Uros VICO (ITA) 2005 : Adam CHADAJ (POL) 2006 : Stefan WAUTERS (BEL) 2007 : Jo-Wilfried TSONGA (FRA) 2008 : Andrea STOPPINI (ITA) 2009 : Robert SMEETS (AUS) 2010 : Ruben BEMELMANS (BEL) 2011 : Marc GICQUEL (FRA) 2012 : Josselin OUANNA (FRA) 2013 : Romain JOUAN (FRA) 2014 : David GUEZ (FRA) 2015 : Quentin HALYS (FRA) 2016 : Andreas BECK (ALL) 2017 : Oscar OTTE (ALL) 2018 : Antoine HOANG (FRA) 2019 : Quentin ROBERT (FRA) Contact presse Département de la Vienne Karine DUFOUR - [email protected] - 05 49 55 66 73 / 06 07 24 02 19.
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