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Thomas Muster Vervangt Geblesseerde Greg Rusedski Op Optima Open 2015 Pete Sampras & Co Klaar Voor Legendarisch Tennis Van 1 Persbericht Thomas Muster vervangt geblesseerde Greg Rusedski op Optima Open 2015 Pete Sampras & Co klaar voor legendarisch tennis van 14 tot 16 augustus in Knokke-Heist Knokke-Heist, 7 augustus 2015 – Greg Rusedski zal volgende week niet deelnemen aan Optima Open wegens een voetblessure en wordt vervangen door Thomas Muster. De Oostenrijker won in 1995 van Michael Chang op Roland Garros en is voormalig nummer 1 op de wereldranglijst. Optima Open 2015 vindt dit jaar plaats van 14 tot 16 augustus met als toppers onder anderen Pete Sampras, Yannick Noah en Xavier Malisse op de affiche. The King of Clay op Optima Open Voormalig professioneel tennisser Thomas Muster (47) zal, als vervanger voor de geblesseerde Greg Rusedski, voor de eerste keer deelnemen aan de Belgische manche van de ATP Champions Tour. Gedurende zijn professionele carrière behaalde de Oostenrijker 44 titels in het enkelspel, waaronder acht ATP Masters Series. Dat Muster een ijzeren wil heeft, bewees hij na een aanrijding waarbij hij de ligamenten in zijn linkerknie scheurde. Zes maanden na het ongeval stond ‘The King of Clay’ al terug paraat om zijn plaatsje in de Tour op te eisen. “Ik ben verheugd om te mogen aantreden op de Optima Open en zo de kans te krijgen om mijn Belgische fans te ontmoeten. Ik hoor alleen maar positieve dingen over dit tornooi dat één van de beste van de ATP Champions Tour blijkt te zijn.”, aldus Muster. Pistol Pete is er klaar voor! Pete Sampras wordt nog steeds gezien als één van de beste tennissers aller tijden. Met 14 Grand Slams op zijn palmares behoort de Amerikaan tot de crème de la crème van het tennis. De organisatie van Optima Open kijkt dan ook enorm uit naar zijn komst. Tennisliefhebbers kunnen Sampras aan het werk zien op zaterdag 15 en zondag 16 augustus. Nieuw spelersschema online Pete Sampras wordt dit jaar, zoals eerder aangekondigd, geflankeerd door Yannick Noah, Pat Cash, Xavier Malisse, Mansour Bahrami, Henri Leconte, Thomas Enqvist, Dominique Monami, Sabine Appelmans en Thomas Muster. Het volledige programma (onder voorbehoud van wijzigingen) vindt u terug in bijlage of op www.optimaopen.be. Tickets voor Optima Open 2015 zijn verkrijgbaar via www.optimaopen.be. Prijs ongenummerde dagtickets 14/08: 30€ - 15/08 en 16/08: 35€. Prijs genummerde dagtickets 14/08: 35€ - 15/08 en 16/08: 40€ Persbericht Volg de laatste nieuwtjes over het toernooi via: - optimaopen.be waar u zich kan inschrijven op de nieuwsbrief - facebook.com/OptimaOpenOfficial - twitter.com/optimaopen Voor meer informatie, enkel voor de pers (niet voor publicatie): Wavemakers PR & Communications Elke De Mayer [email protected] +32 (0)485 75 28 66 Over Optima Optima plant financieel geluk Optima is dé marktleider in België op het vlak van financial planning. Het succes van Optima ligt in een geheel eigen en uniek concept op het vlak van financieel en fiscaal advies. Een concept dat veel verder gaat dan de klassieke dienstverlening. Optima werkt een persoonlijk totaalplan uit, dat alle bouwstenen omvat om de financiële doelstellingen van de klant waar te maken op het gebied van zijn inkomen, vermogen, pensioen en nalatenschap. Zo stippelt Optima voor elke klant de weg uit naar zijn financieel geluk. .
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