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WELCOME TO THE SECOND ANNUAL THE 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. Two former world No. 1s, Mats Wilander and Jim Courier, will be joined by Wimbledon champion Goran Ivanisevic, Wimbledon finalist Mark Philippoussis, former World #5 Jimmy Arias, French Open finalist Mikael Pernfors and other Champions including Olympic Silver Medalist Wayne Ferreira of South Africa and US Open semi-finalist Karel Novacek of the Czech Republic. These tennis greats will be battling in a single-elimination shootout in their quest for the title.
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CHAMPIONS SERIES POINTS A merit-based points system determines the Champions Rankings on the Outback Champions Series. POINTS PER TOURNAMENT Winner...... 800 Finalist...... 500 3rd Place...... 400 4th Place...... 300 Quarterfinalists...... 200
PRIZE MONEY $150,000 total prize money is on the line at each of the Outback Champions Series tournaments.
PRIZE-MONEY PER TOURNAMENT Winner...... $60,000 Finalist...... $30,000 3rd Place...... $25,000 4th Place...... $15,000 Quarterfinalists...... $5,000
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Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals Winner Courier Pernfors Ferreira Philippoussis Arias Wilander Novacek Ivanisevic
ursday, April 23 SESSION 1 - 3:00pm Quarter nal #1 - Wayne Ferreira vs. Mark Philippoussis followed by Quarter nal #2 - Mats Wilander vs. Jimmy Arias
Friday, April 24 SESSION 2 - 6:00pm Quarter nal #3: Goran Ivanisevic vs. Karel Novacek followed by Quarter nal #4: Jim Courier vs. Mikael Perfnors
Saturday, April 25 SESSION 3 - 1:00pm Men’s Doubles followed by Semi nal #1: Winner of Ivanisevic/Novacek vs. Winner of Wilander/Arias
Saturday, April 25 SESSION 4 - 6:00pm Men’s Doubles followed by Semi nal #2: Winner of Ferreira/Philippoussis vs. Winner of Courier/Pernfors
Sunday, April 26 SESSION 5 - 1:00pm 3rd Place Match followed by Championship Match
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HOME OF THE CHAMPIONS. 2009 heats up as Andre Agassi AGASSI joins fellow champions Sampras, McEnroe, Ivanisevic, Rafter, Martin, Courier and more as they go for titles, trophies and the #1 ranking. The Outback Champions Series is the Home of the Champions.
2009 OUTBACK CHAMPIONS SERIES
SAMPRAS
Boston, MA February 13-15
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil March 12-15
MCENROE Cabo San Lucas, Mexico March 18-22
Grand Cayman, CI April 23-26
Newport, RI August 20-23 RAFTER Charlotte, NC September 24-27
Surprise, AZ October 8-11
Dubai, UAE COURIER November 18-21
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1) Pete Sampras 1600 2 2) John McEnroe 1300 2 3) Jim Courier 1200 3 4) Jimmy Arias 550 2 5) Patrick Rafter 500 1 6) Todd Martin 400 1 6) Pat Cash 400 1 8) Mikael Pernfors 300 2 8) Mats Wilander 300 1 10) Mark Philippoussis 200 1
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GORAN IVANISEVIC HOME: Monte Carlo, Monaco BORN: 9/13/1971 HEIGHT: 6’4” (193 cm) WEIGHT: 190lbs (86kg) STATUS: Outback Champions Series player HOBBIES: basketball, soccer
HREE TIMES BETWEEN 1992 AND 1998, He rode one of the world’s most overpowering serves all the way to the finals of Wimbledon, only to come up tantalizingly short of the title. Then, in 2001, Twith a suspect shoulder and ranking outside the world’s Top 100, he needed a wildcard just to walk onto the grounds at the All-England Club. He got his wildcard entry into the event and - after a thrilling five-set final victory against Patrick Rafter - he exited a Wimbledon Champion.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Ivanisevic was a finalist at Wimbledon in 1992, ‘94 and ‘98 - losing once to Andre Agassi and twice to Pete Sampras - before becoming Champion in 2001. He led the Croatian Davis Cup team for 13 years, amassing an amazing 20-6 record in singles matches. Goran achieved his highest career singles ranking of No. 2 in the world in 1994. 31 career titles - 22 in singles; 9 in doubles. 2005-6 Champions Ranking: #6. 2005-6 OCS Tournament Highlights; 4th Place, Boston 2008 Champions Ranking: #16
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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 I- which includes Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi - 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 (Rome, 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. 2005-6 OCS tournament highlights: 1st place, Houston, Naples, Charlotte; 3rd place, Boston. 2006 Champions Ranking: #1. 2007 OCS tournament highlights; 2nd place, Dallas; 3rd place, Newport; 4th place, Boston and Charlotte. 2007 Champions Ranking: #2. 2008 OCS tournament highlights: 1st place, Grand Cayman, Charlotte, Dallas and Dubai; 2nd place, Newport; 3rd place, Naples and Boston. 2008 Champions Ranking: #1 2009 OCS tournament highlights: 2nd place, Rio; 3rd place, Los Cabos; 4th place, Boston. 2009 Champions Ranking (as of 4/22/09): #3 PHOTO © 2009 DAVID KENAS
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MARK PHILIPPOUSSIS HOME: Melbourne, Australia BORN: 11/7/1976 HEIGHT: 6’5” (195 cm) WEIGHT: 226lbs (102kg) STATUS: ATP and Outback Champions Series player HOBBIES: basketball, poker, surfing
E OWNS ONE OF THE FASTEST SERVES on Tour but his groundstrokes arrive with almost the same velocity. No wonder he’s been dubbed “Scud” - for the Russian-made missile of Gulf War fame. Philippoussis exploded on the pro scene in 1994 andH was named Newcomer of the Year on the ATP circuit in 1995, when he jumped from No. 307 to No. 32 in the world. He is the first player to be active on both the ATP and Champions Series circuits at the same time.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS In 1998, Philippousis reached his first Grand Slam final at the U.S. Open, losing to fellow Australian Patrick Rafter. In 1999, he entered the Top 10 rankings for the first time. Although he entered the tournament unseeded in 2003, he reached the Wimbledon final, losing to Roger Federer 6-7, 2-6, 6-7. Philippoussis has been a standout member in Davis Cup for Australia, leading the team to victory in 1999 and 2003. Philippoussis enjoyed an outstanding grass- court season in 2006, culminating in his most recent tour title at the Hall of Fame tournament in Newport, Rhode Island. 14 career titles - 11 in singles; 3 in doubles. 2007 OCS tournament highlights; 4th place, Dallas 2007 Champions Ranking: #13. 2009 Champions Ranking (as of 4/22/09): #10.
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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, Rod Laver, Jimmy Connors and Roger Federer 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 Sweden, helping his country win the Cup in successive seasons from 1984 - 1987. 40 career titles: 33 in singles; 7 in doubles. 2006 Champions Ranking: #10. 2007 Champions Ranking: #17. 2008 Champions Ranking: #18. 2009 OCS Tournament highlights: 4th place, Los Cabos. 2009 Champions Ranking (as of 4/22/09): #8.
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WAYNE FERREIRA 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 men’s record for most consecutive Grand Slam appearances in tennis. He played in 56 consecutive Grand Slams between 1991 and 2004, surpassing the previous record of 54 held by Stefan Edberg. In 1996, he became the first South AfricanF 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.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS In 1990, Ferreira came through the qualifying rounds to win his first Grand Slam match over Yannick Noah 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 Piet Norval to win the Men’s doubles Silver Medal for South Africa at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. 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: 1st place, Houston; 2nd place, Memphis. 2006 Champions Ranking: #4. 2007 OCS tournament highlights: 1st place, Naples and Dallas; 3rd place, Charlotte; 4th place, Athens. 2007 Champions Ranking: # 4. 2008 OCS tournament highlights: 2nd place, Grand Cayman; 3rd place, Charlotte; 4th place, Boston and Dallas. 2008 Champions Ranking: #4.
PHOTO © 2008 Rob Loud 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
IF YOU VALUE GOOD TASTE. RIAS served notice at age 11 that he was a player to WE HAVE THE WINES FOR YOU. 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 punishingA 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.
OUR EXCLUSIVE BRANDS INCLUDE: BOURGOGNES FAIVELEY, CHAMPAGNE SALON CHAMPAGNE DELAMOTTE, CAREER HIGHLIGHTS MAISON GUY SAGET, BAVA, TEDESCHI AND VALDUERO At age 15 became the youngest player ever to achieve a world ranking. He turned pro at 16. 260 CREWE ROAD, GEORGE TOWN, GRAND CAYMAN TEL: 925 2796 / 916 6280 * EMAIL: INFO TATTERSALL.KY In 1980, Arias became the youngest player (at 16) to play the men’s FREE DELIVERY WITHIN GRAND CAYMAN main singles draw of the U.S. Open. WWW.TATTERSALL.KY 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. Clay Court Championships and the Italian Open. 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 Champions Ranking: #12. 2007 Champions Ranking: #17. 2008 OCS Tournament Highlights: 3rd Place, Grand Cayman. 2008 Champions Ranking: Tied at #6. 2009 OCS Tournament highlights: 4th place, Rio. “PROUD TO SERVE 2009 Champions Ranking (as of 4/22/09): #4. THE LEGENDS”
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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 punishingA 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.
CAREER 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. Clay Court Championships and the Italian Open. 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 Champions Ranking: #12. 2007 Champions Ranking: #17. 2008 OCS Tournament Highlights: 3rd Place, Grand Cayman. 2008 Champions Ranking: Tied at #6. 2009 OCS Tournament highlights: 4th place, Rio. 2009 Champions Ranking (as of 4/22/09): #4.
PHOTO 2006 Roger Parker YOUTH’S TENNIS DAY WITH PROS Champions participating in Youth’s Tennis. Day may include Jim Courier, Goran Ivanisevic, Mark Philippoussis, Wayne Ferreira, Mats Wilander and more to be announced.
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, THE RITZ-CARLTON TENNIS COURTS
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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 is 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 GeorgiaP squad to the team championship as well.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Pernfors reached the finals of the 1986 French Open, eventually losing to Ivan Lendl. 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, Boris Becker, 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, Naples. 2006 Champions Ranking: #8. 2007 Champions Ranking: #9. 2008 OCS tournament highlights: 4th Place, Naples. 2008 Champions Ranking: #10. 2009 Champions Ranking (as of 4/22/09): #8.
PHOTO 2009 David Kenas KAREL NOVACEK HOME: Boca Raton, FL BORN: 3/30/1965 HEIGHT: 6’3” (190 cm) WEIGHT: 180lbs (81kg) STATUS: Outback Champions Series player HOBBIES: soccer, ice hockey
OVACEK first picked up a racquet at age 6, two years after he began playing ice hockey. Although no one in the family played tennis, Karel had a natural gift, turning pro in 1984. Novacek posted theN most significant results of his career at the U.S. open, where he reached the singles semifinals in 1994, and the doubles finals in 1993.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS He played Davis Cup for his native Czech team in 1987, and ‘89 through ‘94, helping his team reach the quarterfinals five times in six years. Novacek’s best venue was the U.S. Open where he was a semi-finalist in 1994, losing to Michael Stich, and doubles finalist in 1993 with Martin Damm, eventually losing to Ken Flach and Robert Seguso. Karel achieved his highest rank in singles - No. 8 - in 1991. His pinnacle in doubles came at No. 25 in Market your 1994. During the course of his career, Novacek had business to wins over #1 ranked players including Boris Becker, John McEnroe, Pete Sampras, Mats Wilander and a powerful Thomas Muster. audience. 19 career titles: 13 in singles; 6 in doubles. 2008 Champions Ranking: #13.
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KAREL NOVACEK HOME: Boca Raton, FL BORN: 3/30/1965 HEIGHT: 6’3” (190 cm) WEIGHT: 180lbs (81kg) STATUS: Outback Champions Series player HOBBIES: soccer, ice hockey
OVACEK first picked up a racquet at age 6, two years after he began playing ice hockey. Although no one in the family played tennis, Karel had a natural gift, turning pro in 1984. Novacek posted theN most significant results of his career at the U.S. open, where he reached the singles semifinals in 1994, and the doubles finals in 1993.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS He played Davis Cup for his native Czech team in 1987, and ‘89 through ‘94, helping his team reach the quarterfinals five times in six years. Novacek’s best venue was the U.S. Open where he was a semi-finalist in 1994, losing to Michael Stich, and doubles finalist in 1993 with Martin Damm, eventually losing to Ken Flach and Robert Seguso. Karel achieved his highest rank in singles - No. 8 - in 1991. His pinnacle in doubles came at No. 25 in 1994. During the course of his career, Novacek had wins over #1 ranked players including Boris Becker, John McEnroe, Pete Sampras, Mats Wilander and Thomas Muster. 19 career titles: 13 in singles; 6 in doubles. 2008 Champions Ranking: #13.
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