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ATPUMAG •#31Atpumag •OFFICIAL JOURNAL of the ATP Daily News #ATPUMAG • #31atpumag • OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE ATP TOURNAMENT• No6 • 25.07.2021. Daily News Plava Laguna Croatia Open Umag CITY, COUNTRY TOURNAMENT DATES SURFACE TOTAL FINANCIAL COMMITMENT Umag, Croatia 19-25 July 2021 Red Clay € 481,270 STATUS NAT MAIN DRAW SINGLES 1 1 ESP RAMOS-VINOLAS, Albert A. RAMOS-VINOLAS [1] 2 BYE A. RAMOS-VINOLAS [1] 75 64 3 Q ARG COLLARINI, Andrea D. AJDUKOVIC 4 WC CRO AJDUKOVIC, Duje 63 62 A. RAMOS-VINOLAS [1] 62 61 5 ESP TABERNER, Carlos C. TABERNER 6 WC CRO SERDARUSIC, Nino 62 62 S. TRAVAGLIA 64 63 7 ITA TRAVAGLIA, Stefano S. TRAVAGLIA 8 6 ESP MUNAR, Jaume 63 76(1) C. ALCARAZ [7] 62 76(3) 9 3 SRB KRAJINOVIC, Filip F. KRAJINOVIC [3] 10 BYE F. KRAJINOVIC [3] 64 62 11 WC DEN RUNE, Holger Vitus Nodskov R. ALBOT 12 MDA ALBOT, Radu 16 63 62 C. ALCARAZ [7] 76(3) 26 61 13 LL ARG OLIVO, Renzo A. MARTIN 14 SVK MARTIN, Andrej 16 62 76(1) C. ALCARAZ [7] 63 61 15 FRA POUILLE, Lucas C. ALCARAZ [7] 16 7 ESP ALCARAZ, Carlos 36 62 62 17 5 SLO BEDENE, Aljaz M. CECCHINATO 18 ITA CECCHINATO, Marco 61 64 D. DZUMHUR 63 61 19 BIH DZUMHUR, Damir D. DZUMHUR 20 Q SVK HORANSKY, Filip 64 63 R. GASQUET [4] 63 76(7) 21 Q ITA GIANNESSI, Alessandro A. GIANNESSI 22 CZE VESELY, Jiri 76(4) 75 R. GASQUET [4] 76(4) 64 23 BYE R. GASQUET [4] 24 4 FRA GASQUET, Richard R. GASQUET [4] 76(2) 36 63 25 8 ITA MAGER, Gianluca G. MAGER [8] 26 ESP MARTINEZ, Pedro 06 63 63 D. ALTMAIER 46 61 75 27 Q GER ALTMAIER, Daniel D. ALTMAIER 28 FRA MOUTET, Corentin 57 61 00 Ret'd D. ALTMAIER 62 64 29 ESP ZAPATA MIRALLES, Bernabe B. ZAPATA MIRALLES 30 URU CUEVAS, Pablo 46 62 64 D. LAJOVIC [2] 75 64 31 BYE D. LAJOVIC [2] 32 2 SRB LAJOVIC, Dusan ATP, Inc. © Copyright 2014 SEEDED PLAYERS RANK PRIZE MONEY POINTS ALTERNATES / LUCKY LOSERS WITHDRAWALS 1 RAMOS-VINOLAS, Albert 41 WINNER € 41,145 250 R. Olivo (LL) S. Caruso (Groin Strain) 2 LAJOVIC, Dusan 43 FINALIST € 29,500 150 3 KRAJINOVIC,MOST Filip TITLES TO44 SEMI-FINALIST SPAIN € 21,000 90 4 GASQUET, Richard 54 QUARTER-FINALIST € 14,000 45 5 BEDENE,A Aljazthird of the titles won56 atSECOND the UmagROUND ATP tournament€ 9,000 20 were Guillermo Canas),RETIREMENTS/WALKOVERS Croatia (Goran Prpić and Marin Čilić), 6 MUNAR, Jaume 66 FIRST ROUND € 5,415 0 C. Moutet - 7 ALCARAZ,won Carlos by Spanish tennis players,72 mostlyFOLLOW LIVEthanks SCORING to CarlosAT Moya, Italy (Fabio Fognini and Marco Cecchinato), Ukraine (Dmitrij 8 MAGER,who Gianluca was the winner on73 as many aswww.ATPTour.com five occasions. Alberto Poljakov) had the most success. and Alexander Dolgopolov) LAST DIRECT ACCEPTANCE Dzumhur, Damir 126 ATP SUPERVISOR(S) Gerry Armstrong Berasategui, Tommy Robredo, Felix Mantilla, Fernando and Russia (Nikolai Davidenko and Andrei Rublev). Verdasco and Juan Carlos Ferrero also contributed. Will Spain increase the gap even more on Sunday? We will Of the other countries, Austria (three times Thomas Muster find out the answer after the finals! and once Dominic Thiem), Argentina (Guillermo Coria and 2 „IThere is something magically attractive in Umag, a a gem for tourist in a beautiful corner of our Istria. But to me, a man who has been connected to sports for almost my whole life, for many years the first association with Umag is tennis. If I had to describe the Croatia Open in Umag in a few words, I would immediately say: tradition, spectacle, great tennis, top organization. This is my experience of this great sport event that, to the pride of Istria and the Republic of Croatia, has entered its fourth decade of existence. I would like to emphasize continuity and tradition because they demand respect. The Umag ATP tournament could survive and be held in an elite tennis society only thanks to a clear vision of hardworking and enterprising people who recognized the strength of the synergy of sports and tourism and always strived for the next step in that field. They also yearned to achieve the spectacle, which sport in its essence always brings forth, and the achieved level of the spectacle became independent of how big the tennis stars are who every year play for the prestigious trophy on the courts of Stella Maris. I have no doubt in my mind that great tennis will be played again, and I doubt even less in the new organization of the next edition of the Cro- atia Open. People of Umag and their friends and partners know no other way than - top notch! “ Zlatko Mateša, PhD, President of the Croatian Olympic Committee Plava Laguna creates unforgettable family holidays in Istria, Croatia. POREČ · UMAG · RIJEKA 3 Daily News WHO ARE THE FINALISTS 31. PLAVA LAGUNA CROATIA OPENA UMAG RICHARD GASQUET (FRA) CARLOS ALCARAZ (ESP) Date and place of birth: June 18, 2003 Béziers Date and place of birth: May 5, 2003 El Palmar, Murcia Residence: Neuchâtel (Switzerland) Residence: El Palmar, Murcia Current placement on the ATP list: 59th place Current placement on the ATP list: 73rd place Best placement on the ATP list: 7th place (July 9, 2007) Best placement on the ATP list: 72nd place (June 21, 2021) Number of ATP tournament titles: 15 Number of ATP tournament titles: - Number of defeats at ATP tournaments: 16 Number of defeats at ATP tournaments: - Umagu ratio: 3:1 Umagu ratio: 4:0 In addition: In the 31-year history of the Umag tournament, In addition: By entering the finals in Umag, Carlos Alcaraz Gasquet is the second oldest finalist at the age of 31, after became the youngest finalist in an ATP tournament since the 35-year-old Italian Paolo Lorenzi 2017. Since the the Japanese Nishikori in Delray Beach in 2008. He reached establishment of the ATP, he is the youngest player to win the 3rd round at Roland Garros this year as an 18-year-old an ATP tournament, after defeating the Argentinian Squillari qualifier and became the youngest player in that phase at as a 15-year-old in Monte Carlo in 2002. This is his second the French Open since Ukrainian Medvedev in 1992. This is appearance in Umag, including elimination at the start of 2013. his first appearance in Umag and therefore he currently has a Plava Lagunaperfect Croatia 4-0 win-loss Open ratio Umag CITY, COUNTRY TOURNAMENT DATES SURFACE TOTAL FINANCIAL COMMITMENT Umag, Croatia 19-25 July 2021 Red Clay € 481,270 STATUS NAT. MAIN DRAW DOUBLES BIH BRKIC, Tomislav 1 1 SRB CACIC, Nikola T. BRKIC N. CACIC [1] CRO AJDUKOVIC, Duje 64 36 10-8 2 WC CRO NINCEVIC, Frane T. BRKIC N. CACIC [1] 3 CZE JEBAVY, Roman 62 62 CZE VESELY, Jiri R. JEBAVY J. VESELY TABERNER, Carlos 4 ESP 75 63 ESP ZAPATA MIRALLES, Bernabe T. BRKIC N. CACIC [1] VEN MARTINEZ, Luis David 61 62 5 4 NZL SITAK, Artem I. SABANOV M. SABANOV 6 CRO SABANOV, Ivan 36 76(1) 10-6 CRO SABANOV, Matej I. SABANOV M. SABANOV 7 ITA CARUSO, Salvatore 75 60 ITA MAGER, Gianluca D. DZUMHUR A. SANCIC 8 BIH DZUMHUR, Damir 67(6) 62 10-6 CRO SANCIC, Antonio F. ROMBOLI/D. VEGA HERNANDEZ 9 MDA ALBOT, Radu 63 75 ESP MARTINEZ, Pedro R. ALBOT P. MARTINEZ 10 GER BEGEMANN, Andre 64 76(5) SVK ZELENAY, Igor R. ALBOT P. MARTINEZ 11 ITA CECCHINATO, Marco 64 61 ITA TRAVAGLIA, Stefano M. CECCHINATO S. TRAVAGLIA BRA MATOS, Rafael 75 64 12 3 BLR VASILEVSKI, Andrei F. ROMBOLI D. VEGA HERNANDEZ ESP LOPEZ, Marc 46 76(8) 10-7 13 PR ESP MUNAR, Jaume F. ROMBOLI D. VEGA HERNANDEZ 14 BRA ROMBOLI, Fernando 75 46 10-5 ESP VEGA HERNANDEZ, David F. ROMBOLI D. VEGA HERNANDEZ CRO KALENDER, Admir 36 75 16-14 15 WC CRO POLJICAK, Mili A. KALENDER M. POLJICAK URU CUEVAS, Pablo 63 64 16 2 FRA MARTIN, Fabrice ATP Tour © Copyright 2014 SEEDED TEAMS RANK PRIZE MONEY (PER TEAM) POINTS ALTERNATES/LUCKY LOSERS RETIREMENTS/WALKOVERS 1 BRKIC, Tomislav / CACIC, Nikola 101 WINNER € 15,360 250 2 CUEVAS, Pablo / MARTIN, Fabrice 165 FINALIST € 11,000 150 3 MATOS, Rafael / VASILEVSKI, Andrei 165 SEMI-FINALIST € 7,250 90 4 MARTINEZ, Luis David / SITAK, Artem 195 QUARTER-FINALIST € 4,710 45 WITHDRAWALS FOLLOW LIVE SCORING AT www.ATPTour.com FIRST ROUND € 2,760 0 LAST DIRECT ACCEPTANCE: Adv 285 ATP SUPERVISOR(S) Gerry Armstrong 4 COLUMN BY GORAN IVANIŠEVIĆ TOMISLAV POLJAK, TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR THIS TOURNAMENT WE ARE GIVEN AN HAS A GREAT HISTORY IDEAL FINAL I saw the list of the five youngest Jannik Sinner and Lorenzo I think we can say that we were difficult to find new superlatives semifinalists of this tournament, Musetti were supposed to be given an ideal final. Our biggest that would describe his game. during the 31 years it has been here. Still, we will have a final name, a tennis player who knows Now the Umag audience has held: Rafael Nadal, Carlos Alcaraz, where probably the greatest hope what it’s like to be among the got to know him very well, but myself, Alberto Martin and Novak of world tennis and a player who top ten players in the world, he is constantly pushing the Đoković. Some good names, was among the top ten will meet. will play against an opponent boundaries. For a set and a half, aren't they? There are different So how can we not be satisfied? almost twice as young.
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