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WELCOME TO THE FIRST ANNUAL RESIDENCES AT THE RITZ-CARLTON, GRAND CAYMAN LEGENDS CHAMPIONSHIPS. Welcome to The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman Legends Championships. InsideOut Sports & Entertainment is pleased to present a phenomenal cast of tennis legends to the Cayman Islands and the beautiful Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman. Three former world No. 1s, John McEnroe, and , will be joined by U.S. and finalist , U.S. Open semi-finalist , finalist and other Champions including Olympic Silver Medalist of South Africa and six-time doubles champion of the . These tennis greats will be battling in a five-day round-robin shootout in their quest for the title.

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STANFORD CHAMPIONS YEAR-END BONUS $100,000 will be awarded to the player that nishes the 2008 season as #1 in the Stanford Champions Rankings.

CHAMPIONS SERIES POINTS A merit-based points system determines the Stanford Champions Rankings in the Outback Champions Series. Players are awarded 100 Champions Series points per tournament for competing as well as 100 Champions Series points per round-robin match victory. 400 bonus points are also awarded to the winner of each Outback Champions Series event. Runners-up at each event earn 200 bonus points, while third place nishers receive 50 bonus points. An undefeated winner will earn 800 Champions Series points. ROUND-ROBIN POINTS - PER EVENT BONUS POINTS - PER EVENT 3-0 Record...... 400 Winner...... 400 2-1 Record...... 300 Finalist...... 300 1-2 Record...... 200 Third Place...... 200 0-3 Record...... 100 Fourth Place...... 100

PRIZE MONEY $150,000 total prize money is on the line at each of the Outback Champions Series eight-person round-robin format tournaments. Players compete for a rst-prize check of up to $54,000 at each event. FINALIST PRIZE MONEY - PER EVENT Undefeated Winner...... $54,000 Once-defeated Winner...... $50,000 Once-defeated Runner-Up...... $32,000 Twice Defeated Runner-Up...... $28,000 ROUND-ROBIN PRIZE MONEY - PER EVENT BONUS PRIZE MONEY - PER EVENT 3-0 Record...... $16,000 Winner...... $38,000 2-1 Record...... $12,000 Finalist...... $16,000 1-2 Record...... $8,000 Third Place...... $10,000 0-3 Record...... $5,000 Fourth Place...... $4,000

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EVENT FORMAT & MATCH SCHEDULE e players in each group face o in a round-robin format. e top player from each group advances to Sunday’s nal. ose who nish second in each group play for third place following the nal on Sunday.

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John McEnroe Todd Martin Mats Wilander Paul Haarhuis Jim Courier Wayne Ferreira Jimmy Arias Mikael Pernfors

Wednesday, April 16 SESSION 1 - 12:30pm Todd Martin vs. Mikael Pernfors followed by Paul Haarhuis vs. Wayne Ferreira followed by Jim Courier vs. Mats Wilander.

ursday, April 17 SESSION 2 - 12:30pm Paul Haarhuis vs. Mikael Pernfors followed by Todd Martin vs. Wayne Ferreira followed by Jimmy Arias vs. John McEnroe

Friday, April 18 SESSION 3 - 12:30pm Wayne Ferreira vs. Mikael Pernfors followed by Jim Courier vs. Jimmy Arias followed by Mats Wilander vs. John McEnroe

Saturday, April 19 SESSION 4 - 12:30pm Jimmy Arias vs. Mats Wilander followed by Jim Courier vs. John McEnroe followed by Todd Martin vs. Paul Haarhuis

Sunday, April 20 SESSION 5 - 12:30pm 3rd Place Match followed by Championship Match

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2006 Outback Champions Series Results 2007 Outback Champions Series Results

2006 FINAL STANFORD CHAMPIONS RANKINGS 2007 FINAL STANFORD CHAMPIONS RANKINGS

PLAYER POINTS TOURNAMENTS PLAYER POINTS TOURNAMENTS

1 Jim Courier 2600 5 1 Todd Martin 2600 5 2 John McEnroe 1900 5 2 Jim Courier 2450 7 3 Todd Martin 1700 3 3 Pete Sampras 2400 3 4 Wayne Ferreira 1600 3 4 Wayne Ferreira 2350 5 5 Magnus Larsson 1400 2 5 John McEnroe 1400 4 6 1100 5 6 Pat Cash 1200 6 7 Goran Ivanisevic 700 2 7 800 2 7 Aaron Krickstein 700 4 8 Paul Haarhuis 650 1 9 Mikael Pernfors 550 2 9 500 3 10 Mats Wilander 400 3 9 Mikael Pernfors 500 4 10 400 1 11 400 2 12 Jimmy Arias 200 2 11 Magnus Larsson 400 1 12 200 1 13 350 1 12 Anders Jarryd 200 1 14 Anders Jarryd 300 2 15 Petr Korda 100 1 14 Cedric Pioline 300 2 16 275 1 17 Jimmy Arias 200 2 17 200 1 17 MaliVai Washington 200 1 17 Mats Wilander 200 1 21 Tim Mayotte 100 1

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Mar 10-13, 2006 Apr 27-30, 2006 Sept 20-24, 2006 Oct 4-8, 2006 Nov 8-12, 2006 Mar 7-11, 2007 May 2-6, 2007 May 17-20, 2007 Aug 22-26, 2007 Sept 26-30, 2007 Oct 18-21, 2007 Nov 20-24, 2007 Naples, FL Boston, MA Charlotte, NC Memphis, TN Houston, TX Naples, FL Boston, MA Athens, Greece Newport, FL Charlotte, NC Dallas, TX Dubai, UAE

Courier def. Martin def. Courier def. Larsson def. Ferreira def. Ferreira def. Sampras def. Sampras def. Martin def. Sampras def. Ferreira def. Haarhius def. Cash McEnroe Martin Ferreira Larsson Krickstein Martin Martin McEnroe Martin Courier Courier 5-7, 7-6(6), 10-4(TB) 6-4, 7-6(8) 6-3, 4-6, 10-8(TB) 6-3, 6-4 7-5, 6-3 6-3, 6-3 6-3, 5-7, 11-9(TB) 6-3, 1-6, 10-6(TB) 7-5, 7-5 6-3, 6-4 2-6, 6-3, 11-9(TB) 6-1, 6-4

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2007 Outback Champions Series Results

2007 FINAL STANFORD CHAMPIONS RANKINGS

PLAYER POINTS TOURNAMENTS

1 Todd Martin 2600 5 2 Jim Courier 2450 7 3 Pete Sampras 2400 3 4 Wayne Ferreira 2350 5 5 John McEnroe 1400 4 6 Pat Cash 1200 6 7 Aaron Krickstein 800 2 8 Paul Haarhuis 650 1 9 Petr Korda 500 3 9 Mikael Pernfors 500 4 11 Richard Krajicek 400 2 11 Magnus Larsson 400 1 13 Mark Philippoussis 350 1 14 Anders Jarryd 300 2 14 Cedric Pioline 300 2 16 Thomas Muster 275 1 17 Jimmy Arias 200 2 17 Michael Stich 200 1 17 MaliVai Washington 200 1 17 Mats Wilander 200 1 21 Tim Mayotte 100 1

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Ferreira def. Sampras def. Sampras def. Martin def. Sampras def. Ferreira def. Haarhius def. Krickstein Martin Martin McEnroe Martin Courier Courier 6-3, 6-3 6-3, 5-7, 11-9(TB) 6-3, 1-6, 10-6(TB) 7-5, 7-5 6-3, 6-4 2-6, 6-3, 11-9(TB) 6-1, 6-4

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JOHN McENROE HOME: New York, NY  BORN: 2/16/1959 HEIGHT: 5’11” (180 cm)  WEIGHT: 165lbs (75kg) STATUS: TV Commentator, art gallery owner, Outback Champions Series Player  HOBBIES: music, art

cENROE burst onto the international tennis scene prior to becoming a student at Stanford University In 1977, McEnroe broke through from the qualifying rounds to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. He turned pro the following year after one year in college.

MCAREER HIGHLIGHTS  McEnroe won 17 Grand Slam titles - 7 in singles (3 Wimbledon, 4 U.S. Open): 10 in doubles (5 Wimbledon, 4 U.S. Open, 1 French Open).  He played on U.S. teams a record 13 years, helping to win the cup for his country five times (1978, ‘79, ‘81, ‘82, ‘92).  McEnroe finished the year as No. 1 player in the world four different times (1981-84), becoming the youngest man ever to achieve the No. 1 ranking.  In 1980, he played a match that many consider to be the best in the - a five-set marathon loss to Borg in the Wimbledon final. The next year, McEnroe reversed that result, beating Borg at Wimbledon, and again at the U.S. Open.  155 career titles: 77 in singles, 78 in doubles.  2005-6 OCS tournament highlights: runner-up, Champions Cup Boston; reached 3rd Place Match, Stanford Financial Champions Cup Houston, Champions Cup Naples, Stanford Championships-Memphis.  2006 Stanford Champions Ranking: #2.  2007 OCS tournament highlights: runner-up, Gibson Gui- tar Champions Cup; reached 3rd Place Match, The Oliver Group Champions Cup, Champions Cup Boston, Stanford Championships.  2007 Stanford Champions Ranking: #5.  2008 OCS tournament highlights: runner-up, The Oliver Group Champions Cup.  2008 Stanford Champions Ranking (as of April 15, 2008): #2.

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JIM COURIER HOME: New York, NY  BORN: 8/17/1970 HEIGHT: 6’1” (185 cm)  WEIGHT: 180lbs (82kg) STATUS: InsideOut founding partner, Outback Champions Series player, TV Commentator  HOBBIES: music, golf

N THE early ‘90s he dominated the men’s professional tennis circuit with a game he fashioned out of grit, determination and a punishing inside-out forehand. He was the first in his class of American champions - which includes Pete Sampras and - to hold the No. 1 world ranking. In 2005, Jim was honored by being inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS  In 1989 he won his first ATP Tour title in singles (Basel) and doubles (, with Pete Sampras) at age 19.  Courier captured his first Grand Slam in 1991 at the French Open, beating Andre Agassi in the first all-American final at Roland-Garros since 1954.  He achieved the World No. 1 ranking in 1992 and was named ATP Tour player of the year.  He reached the finals of all four Grand Slams winning twice at the French Open and twice at the Australian Open.  Courier played on two winning U.S. Davis Cup teams (‘92 and ‘95), compiling an overall record of 17-10. In the 102-year history of the Davis Cup, no other American has ever taken his team into a fifth set of the deciding match and won; Courier did it twice.  29 career titles - 23 in singles; 6 in doubles.  Courier finished 2004 with the No. 1 world ranking on the Delta Tour of Champions, winning the year- end tour champions’ event.  2005-6 OCS tournament highlights: winner, Stanford Financial Champions Cup Houston (11/05), The Champions Cup Naples (03/06), The Championships at The Palisades (10/06); reached 3rd Place Match, Champions Cup Boston (04/06).  2006 Stanford Champions Ranking: #1.  2007 OCS tournament highlights; runner-up, The Stanford Championships; reached 3rd Place Match, Champions Cup Boston, Athens Champions Cup, Gibson Guitar Champions Cup and The Championships at The Palisades.  2007 Stanford Champions Ranking: #2.  2008 OCS tournament highlights: reached 3rd Place Match, The Oliver Group Champions Cup.  2008 Stanford Champions Ranking (As of April 15, 2008): #3. PHOTO 2007 Rob Loud

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MATS WILANDER HOME: Sun Valley, Idaho  BORN: 8/22/1964 HEIGHT: 6’0” (182 cm)  WEIGHT: 170lbs (77kg) STATUS: Captain, Swedish Davis Cup team, Outback Champions Series player  HOBBIES: skiing, music

NE of the pre-eminent players from the golden era of Swedish tennis. Wilander imposed his will from the baseline with punishing groundstrokes and tactical precision. His initial success came on the red clay at Roland Garros, where he won his first Grand Slam, but he adapted his game to win on all surfaces - even Wimbledon,O where he won his only Slam title in doubles. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS  Wilander burst onto the pro scene in 1982, winning the French Open as an unseeded 17- year-old.  He won Australian Opens back to back in 1983 and 1984.  In 1988, Mats was the most dominant player on the ATP Tour, winning three of the four Slams. Only three other male players, , and have accomplished that feat in the Open era.  In all, he won 8 Grand Slams - 7 in singles (3 French, 3 Australian, 1 U.S.) and 1 in doubles (Wimbledon).  He won the season-ending Masters Singles title twice (‘83 and ‘88).  Wilander played on 11 Davis Cup teams for , helping his country win the Cup in successive seasons from 1984 - 1987.  40 career titles: 33 in singles; 7 in doubles.  2006 Stanford Champions Ranking: #10.  2007 Stanford Champions Ranking: #17.

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TODD MARTIN HOME: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL  BORN: 7/8/1970 HEIGHT: 6’6” (198 cm)  WEIGHT: 205lbs (90kg) STATUS: Outback Champions Series player  HOBBIES: golf, basketball

ARTIN is one of the best ambassadors that tennis has ever known. His stellar career on Tour was highlighted by two Grand Slam finals and an 11-8 Davis Cup record over 16 ties. However, the lasting impression Todd walked away from the game with is an abiding respect for the sport as well as from his fellow competitors. In 1994 Todd was recognized by his peers with the Tour Sportsmanship Award for the second consecutive year. He has continued his passion for the game by leading development programs for more Mthan 300 children in Lansing, MI. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS  Martin was a finalist at the 1999 U.S. Open and the 1994 Australian Open. In 1994 he also reached the semifinals at Wimbledon, the U.S. Open and the .  He played Davis Cup for the United States every year between 1994 and 2002, including the winning team in 1995 where he partnered with Pete Sampras to win the doubles point.  Todd notched his highest rank in singles - No. 4 - in 1999, and was ranked as high as No. 30 in doubles (1996).  13 career titles: 8 in singles; 5 in doubles.  2005-2006 OCS tournament highlights: winner, Champions Cup Boston (04/06); runner-up, Stanford Financial Champions Cup Houston (11/05), The Championships at The Palisades (09/06);reached 3rd Place Match, Stanford Championships(10/06).  2006 Stanford Champions Ranking: #3.  2007 OCS tournament highlights: winner, Gibson Guitar Champions Cup; runner-up, Champions Cup Boston, Athens Champions Cup, The Championships at The Palisades.  2007 Stanford Champions Ranking: #1.  2008 OCS tournament highlights: winner, The Oliver Group Champions Cup.  2008 Stanford Champions Ranking (As of April 15, 2008): #1.

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PAUL HAARHUIS HOME: Monte Carlo,  BORN: 2/19/1966 HEIGHT: 6’2” (187 cm)  WEIGHT: 180lbs (80kg) STATUS: Outback Champions Series player  HOBBIES: travel

ORMER world number one doubles player, Paul Haarhuis, is best remembered for his six Grand Slam doubles titles. During his tennis career he has won a total of one singles title and 54 doubles titles. He is, together with Sergi Bruguera, Richard Krajicek, and Michael Stich, the only player of his generation with a winning head-to- Fhead record against Pete Sampras: 3-1. In 1995 he reached his highest singles ranking of World No. 18.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS  In 1994, Haarhuis won his first Grand Slam Doubles Titles, which included the Australian Open and the U.S. Open.  Winner of all four Grand Slam Doubles titles in his career - Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and U.S. Open.  Paul reached the finals of the French Open five times (1995, 1998, 2000, 2002 and 2003), walking away with the title in 1995, 1998 and 2000.  Taking the Wimbledon Doubles title in 1998, Haarhuis was also a finalist there in 1997, 1999 and 2000.  2007 OCS tournament highlights: winner, The Legends “Rock” Dubai.  2007 Stanford Champions Ranking: #8.

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WAYNE FERRIERA HOME: Berkeley, California  BORN: 9/15/1971 HEIGHT: 6’1” (185 cm)  WEIGHT: 190lbs (87kg) STATUS: Outback Champions Series player  HOBBIES: soccer, golf

ERREIRA holds the record for most consecutive Grand Slam appearances in men’s tennis. He played in 56 consecutive Grand Slams between 1991 and 2004, surpassing the previous record of 54 held by . In 1996, he became the first South African player to finish in the Top 10 in consecutive years in the history of the ATP Rankings and was also South Africa’s top ranked player from 1990-2000. FCAREER HIGHLIGHTS  In 1990, Ferreira came through the qualifying rounds to win his first Grand Slam match over at Wimbledon.  Ferreira won singles titles at Tennis Masters Series events in Toronto in 1996 and Stuttgart in 2000.  Ferriera reached the semifinals of the Australian Open in 1992 and 2003.  He partnered with to win the Men’s doubles Silver Medal for South Africa at the 1992 in .  Ferreira achieved his highest singles ranking in 1995 at No.6 and his highest doubles ranking in 1991 at No. 9.  26 career titles: 15 in singles; 11 in doubles.  2006 OCS tournament highlights: winner, Stanford Cup Houston; runner-up, Stanford Championships - Memphis.  2006 Stanford Champions Ranking: #4.  2007 OCS tournament highlights: winner, The Oliver Group Champions Cup, Stanford Championships; reached 3rd Place match, Athens Champions Cup and The Championships at The Palisades.  2007 Stanford Champions Ranking: # 4.

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MIKAEL PERNFORS HOME: Atlanta, GA  BORN: 7/16/1963 HEIGHT: 5’8” (172 cm)  WEIGHT: 160lbs (72kg) STATUS: Outback Champions Series player  HOBBIES: hockey, golf

ERNFORS was one of two players in the history of NCAA tennis to win back-to-back singles championships. The titles came in 1984 and ‘85 and in that second year he led his Georgia squad to the team P championship as well. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS  Pernfors was a finalist at the French Open in 1986, eventually losing to .  He played Davis Cup for his native Sweden in 1986, ‘87 and ‘89, helping his team reach the final in 1986.  Mikael achieved his highest rank in singles - No. 10 - in 1986. His pinnacle in doubles came at No. 32 in 1988.  During the course of his career, Pernfors had wins over seven #1 ranked players including Stefan Edberg, , Pete Sampras, Jim Courier, Mats Wilander and John McEnroe.  4 career titles: 3 in singles; 1 in doubles.  2005-6 OCS tournament highlights: reached 3rd Place Match, Champions Cup Naples.  2006 Stanford Champions Ranking: #8.  2007 Stanford Champions Ranking: #9.  2008 OCS tournament highlights: reached 3rd Place Match, The Oliver Group Champions Cup.  2008 Stanford Champions Ranking (As of April 15, 2008): #5.

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JIMMY ARIAS HOME: Sarasota, FL  BORN: 8/16/1964 HEIGHT: 5’9” (175 cm)  WEIGHT: 155lbs (70kg) STATUS: Outback Champions Series player, TV Commentator, Coach  HOBBIES: golf

RIAS served notice at age 11 that he was a player to be reckoned with when he won the City Tournament in his native Buffalo, N.Y. defeating seasoned players twice his age (and almost twice his size). Known for a punishing forehand and extraordinary mental toughness, Arias was one of the first graduates of the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy to make big waves on the pro circuit.

ACAREER HIGHLIGHTS  At age 15 became the youngest player ever to achieve a world ranking. He turned pro at 16.  In 1980, Arias became the youngest player (at 16) to play the men’s main singles draw of the U.S. Open.  By 1992 he had risen to the Top 20 in the world, with runner- up finishes in Indianapolis and Washington.  He enjoyed his best year in 1983 with four singles titles, including the U.S. Championships and the . That same year, at age 19, he reached the semifinals of the U.S. Open.  Reached his highest ranking, No. 5 in the world, in April, 1984.  5 career singles titles.  2006 Stanford Champions Ranking: #12.  2007 Stanford Champions Ranking: #17.  2008 Stanford Champions Ranking (As of April 15, 2008): #6.

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DECEMBER 4-7, 2008 Ginn Hammock Beach Resort Palm Coast, FL

...your counselors may look familiar* For more information contact Andrea Weckstein t: 646.367.2770 or e: [email protected] *Past counselors have included players shown above - 2008 counselors to be announced. 2008 OUTBACK CHAMPIONS SERIES HOME OF THE CHAMPIONS

PETE SAMPRAS JOHN MCENROE 2007 3-Time OCS Title Winner 2-time OCS Finalist TODD MARTIN 2007 OCS Year-End #1 JIM COURIER 2006 OCS Year-End #1

ONLY CHAMPIONS ALLOWED. Eight champions go head to head in round-robin play to earn a spot in the championship match. At each event, players battle for $150,000 in prize money and points that count toward the Stanford Champions Rankings and the $100,000 bonus to the year-end #1.

2008 Outback Champions Series Schedule—Catch the excitement near you.

The Oliver Group Champions Cup The The Championships at The Palisades Championships Naples, FL, March 12-16, 2008 At Charlotte, NC, September 24-28, 2008

The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, The Stanford Championships Grand Cayman Legends Championships Dallas, TX, October 22-26, 2008 Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, April 16-20, 2008 The Cancer Treatment Centers of America Championships at Surprise Champions Cup Boston Surprise, AZ, November 5-9, 2008 Boston, MA, April 30 – May 4, 2008 Emirates NBD International Tennis Hall of Fame The Legends “Rock” Dubai Champions Cup Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Newport, RI, August 13-17, 2008 November 18-22, 2008

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