Ahlmann Dazzles with Dominator to Claim CHI Al Shaqab Grand Prix

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Ahlmann Dazzles with Dominator to Claim CHI Al Shaqab Grand Prix Defending champion Sabalenka may run into Muguruza early at Qatar Total Open SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2021 2021 page 15 Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Chairperson of Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development (QF), along with Qatar Olympic Committee President HE Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, and other officials during the CHI Al Shaqab Grand Prix 1.60m showjumping event prize-distribution at the outdoor Longines Arena of Al Shaqab on Saturday. (Right) The CHI Al Shaqab 2021 Grand Prix 1.60m showjumping winner and runners-up on the podium. Ahlmann dazzles with Dominator to claim CHI Al Shaqab Grand Prix VINAY NAYUDU (GER); Horse: Zaire-E; Total DOHA score: 84.780; Prize money: € 26000 COMBINING aggression and 2. Helen Langehanenberg caution, Germany’s Christian (GER); Damsey FRH; 82.050%; Ahlmann brought out his top €21000 skills to score the best routine 3. Dorothee Schneider (GER); with his 11-year-old stallion Faustus 94; 81.865%; €15000 Dominator 2000 Z which saw CDI 5* Grand Prix Special him claim a thrilling Grand 1. Nicolas Wagner Ehlinger Prix at the Commercial Bank (LUX); Horse: Quater Back Jun- CHI Al Shaqab Presented by ior FRH; Total scores: 74.128%; Longines on Saturday. Prize money: €6400 The three-day equestrian 2. Dennis Fisker (DEN); Delatio; gala which brings the best 70.553%; €5000 from around the globe con- 3. Tatyana Kosterina (RUS); Dia- cluded with Her Highness volessa VA; 68.575%; €3800 Sheikha Moza, Chairperson of Qatar Foundation for Ed- Para-Dressage ucation, Science and Com- CPEDI3* Freestyle IV (IV FS) munity Development (QF), 1. Rodolpho Riskalla (BRA); crowning the winner in the Horse: Don Henrico; Total presence of HE Sheikh Joaan HH Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Chairperson of Qatar Foundation for points: 81.075%; Prize money: bin Hamad Al Thani, Presi- Education, Science and Community Development (QF) graced the €1200 dent, Qatar Olympic Commit- Germany’s Christian Ahlmann astride Dominator 2000 Z in action during the Grand Prix 1.60m. prize-giving ceremony of CHI Al Shaqab 2021 on Saturday. 2. Lotte Krijnsen (NED); Rosen- tee, at the outdoor Longines stolz; 75.500%; €1000 Arena of Al Shaqab. “Dominator is a fantastic on Thursday, triumphed for man swept the podium after 3. Neel Schakel (NED); Edison; The formidable combina- horse and very intelligent. I the second time in three days. Helen Langehanenberg (Dam- 74.083%; €800 tion took top honours in the was the firstto go and it wasn’t The Frenchman topped the sey FRH) took second place CPEDI3* Freestyle V (V FS) CSI5* 1.60m class, jumping the best position to be in. But CSI5*1.45 class with Safari with 82.050% score, while 1. Amelia White (AUS); Genius; double clear and then setting I tried as hard as I could. I’d d’Auge in 67.99 seconds. Dorothee Schneider (Faus- 73.733%; €1320 the fastest time in the six-way good turns and everything Spain’s Eduardo Alvarez tus 94) was third with a total 2. Valentina Strobl (AUT); Be- jump-off at the Longines Are- worked like I wanted it to. Aznar astride Legend was sec- scored of 81.865%. quia Simba; 72.350%; €1000 na at Al Shaqab. But with opponents like this, ond in 70.53 seconds, followed 3. Tamsin Addison (IRL); Donna Ahlmann and Dominator you can never be sure. In the by the Netherlands Maikel van Results Siesta; 67.750%; €800 beat French rider Olivier Rob- end, it worked out well,” said der Vleuten and Kamara van’t Commercial Bank CHI Al CPEDI3* Freestyle I (I FS) ert and his 12-yaer-old Geld- the 46-year-old Ahlmann, who Heike in 72.25 seconds. Shaqab presented by Longines 1. Ana Isabel Mota Veiga (POR); ing Vivaldi des Meneaux by walked away with €135300 in Meanwhile, Jessica Von Grand Prix 1.60m/Two Rounds Convicto; 70.545; €1320 just 0.100 seconds. prize money. Bredow-Werndl clinched the + Jump Off 2. Magdalena Cycak (POL); The German rider was the Robert was content with dressage Grand Prix Freestyle 1. Christian Ahlmann (GER); Sybilla; 67.545; €1000 first to go in the jump-off and runner-up finish. I“ ’m very title. The German had won Horse: Dominator 2000 Z; CPEDI3* Freestyle II (II FS) he produced a daring perfor- happy with my second place the Grand Prix - CDI5* with Time: 75.75 secs & 36.17; 1. Pepo Puch (AUT); Sailor’s mance, drawing gasps from the finish today. When I walked the 17-year-old KWPN horse Prize money: €135300 CDI 5* Grand Prix Special winner Nicolas Wagner Ehlinger is being Blue; 78.789%; €1320 crowd, as he delivered the win- into the second round, I felt Zaire-E on Friday, and they 2. Olivier Robert (FRA); Vivaldi applauded during victory lap at the indoor arena of Al Shaqab. 2. Annemarieke Nobel (NED); ning round in 36.17 seconds. as if we had so many fantastic put on another spectacular des Meneaux; 72.35 & 36.27 Doo Schufro; 69.445%; €1000 Robert and Vivaldi des horses. I think this is going to show yesterday. secs; €82000 Safari D Auge; Time: 67.99 secs; €3810 CPEDI3* Freestyle III (III FS) Meneaux jumped clear in be a fantastic year of competi- Bredow-Werndl and Zaire- 3. Niels Bruynseels (BEL) Delux secs; Prize money: €6350 Dressage 1. Rixt van der Horst (NED); 36.27 seconds. Belgium’s Niels tions,” the Frenchman said. E were unbeatable as all jury Van T & L; 75.34 & 36.82 secs, 2. Eduardo Alvarez Aznar (ESP); Commercial Bank CHI Al Findsley N.O.P.; 80.678%; Bruynseels on Delux Van T&L Earlier, Julien Epaillard, members placed the combi- €43050 Legend; 70.53 secs; €5080 Shaqab presented by Longines €1320 finished in third place after who had won the opening nation at the top with a total Jumping CSI 5* 1.45m/Table C 3. Maikel van der Vleuten (NED) Grand Prix Freestyle 2. Maud de Reu (NED); Webron coming home in 36.82 seconds. event of the championship score of 84.780%. The Ger- 1. Julien Epaillard (FRA) Horse: Kamara Van’T Heike; 72.25 1. Jessica Von Bredow-Werndl N.O.P; 77.456%; €1000. Hamad Al Qadi rides to Longines Hathab Big Tour win on big stage Qadi took the third spot on the Table A, FEI Art. 238.2.2 The Amir Sword winning rider continues podium. Saeed rode Andreas 1.Rider: Hamad Nasser Al Qadi SPB Z needing 31.71secs to (QAT); Horse: Gibria-B; Faults: in top form in National jumping series finish the jump-off routine by 4; Time: 71.70secs; Jump-Off picked up four faults. Faults: 0; Time: 33.96secs; TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK (1.30/1.45m) Earlier, the Hathab Open Prize: QR11.250,00; 2. Faleh DOHA Table A, FEI Art. 238.2.2 Class (1.15/1.20m) Against the Suwead Al Ajami (QAT); Ulano; finishing flawless in 33.96 secs clock Table A, FEI Art. 238.2.1 4; 77.29secs; 0; 37.10secs; HAMAD Nasser Al Qadi, who in the jump-off. was won by another well-known QR9,000; 3. Saeed Nasser Al recently claimed the HH Amir Speaking of his super form Qatari rider Mohammed Saeed Qadi (QAT); Andreas SPB Z; 4; Cup sword, was back again and the victory on Saturday, Haidan, who combined with 70.16secs; 4; 31.71secs. riding to glory this time with Hamad Al Qadi said, “It was a Quick Step for a flawless and Open Class (1.15/1.20m) Nat. Gibria-B to win the Longines hard class from the beginning. swift (58.12secs) round. jumping competition - Against Hathab Big Tour held along- When I entered the last phase, Salmeen Sultan Al Suwaidi the clock side CHI Al Shaqab at the ex- my idea was to do a clear, safe on Guilder’s Empire of the Table A, FEI Art. 238.2.1 pansive outdoor Longines Are- round with reasonable speed. Sun; (59.06secs) was second, 1. Mohammed Saeed Haidan na of Al Shaqab on Saturday. Thankfully, my plan worked, and Ali Mohammed Al Marri (QAT); Quick Step; 0; 58.12secs; The young rider this and I’m delighted with my riding Apollon du Banney QR6.250; 2. Salmeen Sultan Al time combined with his own performance.” (59.86secs) third. Suwaidi (QAT); Guilder’s Em- horse, 10-year-old chestnut Finishing a close second Results pire of the Sun; 0; 59.06secs; Gibria-B to emerge as best was Faleh Suwead Al Ajami on Longines Hathab Big Tour QR5,000; 3. Ali Mohammed Al in the National showumping Ulano in 37.10secs while Ham- Hamad Nasser Al Qadi combines with Gibria-B on way to winning the Longines Hathab Round 10 Big Tour (1.30/1.45m) Nat. jumping Marri (QAT); Apollon du Banney; competition - with Jump-off ad’s brother Saeed Nasser Al title at outdoor Longines Arena of Al Shaqab on Saturday. competition - with Jump-off 0; 59.86secs; QR3.750. 14 Sunday, February 28, 2021 Sports Qatar Airways congratulates Al Sadd on Qatar Cup triumph TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK as we look forward to hosting DOHA many more world-class tour- naments in the country.” QATAR Airways, the Official With the recent announce- Partner, have congratulated ment as the Official Airline for Al Sadd Sports Club, who UEFA EURO 2020™, Qatar overcame arch-rivals Al Du- Airways continues to strength- hail in a highly competitive en its presence in the world of and blockbuster final on Fri- sport; with the likes of FIFA, day night at the Abdullah Bin CONMEBOL, Paris Saint-Ger- Khalifa Stadium 2-0.
Recommended publications
  • Djokovic, Kenin Defend Titles but No Federer at Unique Australian Open
    Sports Sunday, February 7, 2021 13 beIN SPORTS to broadcast Djokovic, Kenin defend titles but no Australian Open exclusively Federer at unique Australian Open across MENA DPA TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK BERLIN The coronavirus has made the Australian Open a massive challenge DOHA THE contrast to 2020 could for tennis players and organizers alike but the best in the world – BEIN MEDIA GROUP, the hardly be starker when the global sports and entertain- Australian Open starts Mon- ment broadcaster and its day with Novak Djokovic and most of them – are now ready to take to the court in Melbourne. flagship sports channel beIN Sofia Kenin defending the ti- SPORTS will broadcast the tles they won 13 months ago in long awaited 2021 Australian Melbourne. Open live and exclusively for Those wins heralded the its viewers and subscribers start of a tennis season which across the Middle East and would soon be halted by the North Africa (MENA) – in- coronavirus pandemic and cluding exclusive footage of then resumed in limited fash- Tunisian star Ons Jabeur and ion only months later, after Egyptian talent Mayar Sherif. the cancellation of Wimble- The date for the start of don, and with a completely re- the 2021 Australian Open was worked schedule. previously scheduled to begin The global health situation in January but was postponed has forced Australian Open to February (8-21) due to the organizers to delay their tour- COVID-19 pandemic. The nament from its usual slot by 2021 Australian Open men’s three weeks from the intended qualifying was successfully January 18 start.
    [Show full text]
  • Kristina Mladenovic
    WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2020 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2020 12 13 Alfa Romeo give Mick Rashid, Bhuvneshwar guide Schumacher F1 practice run Hamilton offers veiled SRH to their first win Djokovic in cruise control as apology after F1 accusations row sparks video replay call The six-time world champion issued apology for claiming FIA have agenda against Novak Djokovic began his bid for French Open glory with an emphatic first-round Mercedes victory over Mikael Ymer Lewis Hamilton Kristina Mladenovic had• accused stewards called• for a football- of seeking to stop style VAR system 32 him winning at last to be introduced matches have been won by Sunrisers Hyderabad player Rashid Khan celebrates a wicket Novak Djokovic out of 33 weekend’s Russian in tennis after her this year and is on course Grand Prix ANI | Dubai opponent profited for a second French Open from a double bounce title following his 2016 triumph Mick Schumacher visits the Ferrari pit before the Tuscany GP AFP | Sochi ashid Khan’s brilliant per- I think I don’t put Rformance and Bhuvne- pressure of performing AFP | Paris shwar Kumar’s gutsy show smart today. Of course she had AFP | London “I’m going to prepare myself ewis Hamilton has of - in mind. I try to focus well, so that I can do the best fered a veiled apology for with the ball guided Sunrisers on things I can do. I ovak Djokovic’s bid to a lot of confidence just winning possible job for the team and Lhis claim that Formula Hyderabad (SRH) to a 15 run decided it might take become the first man in three matches from quallies,” win over Delhi Capitals (DC) half a century to win all said Pliskova of her 24-year-old he son of seven-time world gain some valuable data for the One bosses are singling him out three balls to realise N Tchampion Michael Schu- weekend.” after he was hit with a 10-sec- Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu four Grand Slam titles twice got opponent.
    [Show full text]
  • 5) Announcer Andy Taylor. 2021 Qatar Total Open. Championship
    Qatar Total Open | Championship | 6 March | 1 match Date2021 Championship Match Court Match Scores 6-Mar [4] Petra Kvitova -10- (CZE) def Garbiñe Muguruza -16- (ESP) CENTER 6-2, 6-1 / 1:06 2021 Qatar Total Open | Field of 28 QF [1] Elina Svitolina -04- (UKR) Ons Jabeur -31- (TUN) R16 QF [2] Karolina Pliskova -06- (CZE) Veronika Kudermetova -34- (RUS) R1 R16 [3] Aryna Sabalenka -08- (BLR) Qiang Wang -35- (CHN) R1 [4] Petra Kvitova -10- (CZE) Svetlana Kuznetsova -38- (RUS) R1 R1 [5] Kiki Bertens -11- (NED) Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova -40- (RUS) R16 R1 [6] Belinda Bencic -12- (SUI) SaiSai Zheng -47- (CHN) R1 R1 [7] Jennifer Brady -13- (USA) [WC] Jelena Ostapenko -49- (LAT) R16 SF [8/WC] Victoria Azarenka -14- (BLR) [WC] Mayar Sherif -114- (EGY) R1 FINAL Garbiñe Muguruza -15- (ESP) [WC] Cagla Buyukakcay -180- (TUR) R1 R16 Madison Keys -19- (USA) [Q] Jessica Pegula -44- (USA) SF R1 Elena Rybakina -23- (KAZ) [Q] Laura Siegemund -56- (GER) R16 QF Anett Kontaveit -24- (EST) [Q] Anna Blinkova -69- (RUS) R1 QF Maria Sakkari -25- (GRE) [Q] Krisyna Pliskova -75- (CZE) R1 R16 Angelique Kerber -26- (GER) [LL] Misaki Doi -83- (JPN) R16 Qatar Total Open 2021 CITY, COUNTRY TOURNAMENT DATES SURFACE ON-SITE PRIZE MONEY DOHA, QAT March 1-6, 2021 Hard $ 565,530 STATUS NAT MAIN DRAW SINGLES 1 1 SVITOLINA, Elina UKR E. Svitolina [1] 2 BYE E. Svitolina [1] 61 62 3 ZHENG, Saisai CHN M. Doi 4 LL DOI, Misaki JPN 64 63 V. Azarenka [8] 62 64 5 RYBAKINA, Elena KAZ L.
    [Show full text]
  • Bertens Ready for Return to Big Action at Qatar Total Open 2021 Muguruza to Take on Kudermetova in Opening Day Clash at Khalifa International Complex
    QatarTribune Qatar_Tribune Brilliant Bale QatarTribuneChannel qatar_tribune at the double in Tottenham’s big win over Burnley in Premier League MONDAY, MARCH 1, 2021 PAGE 14 Bertens ready for return to big action at Qatar Total Open 2021 Muguruza to take on Kudermetova in opening day clash at Khalifa International Complex VINAY NAYUDU DOHA WORLD number 11 Kiki Bertens will be one of the stars in action on the show courts at the Qatar Total Open 2021 which will swing into action at the Khalifa International Tennis & Squash Complex on Monday afternoon. The 29-year-old, who World number 11 Kiki Bertens will be one of the stars in action at the Qatar Total Open 2021 at the Jelena Ostapenko of Latvia, who made the final of Qatar Total Open in 2016, during a training session at became the highest-ranked Khalifa International Tennis & Squash Complex on Monday. the Khalifa International Tennis & Squash Complex on Sunday. Dutch female player in 2019 as world number four, will be returning to the WTA Tour for the first time since 2020R o- land Garros after undergoing achilles surgery in October. Bertens will be up against wild card entrant and 2016 fi- nalist in Doha – Jelena Ostap- enko from Latvia. “I’m feeling good. It’s been Ooredoo is Silver Sponsor QTO 2021 a while of course... I’ve had lots of rehab and recovery – ready Qatar’s leading telecommunications operator has announced it and hungry to play,” said is to reprise its role as Silver Sponsor of the Qatar Total Open Bertens adding that preparing We are delighted to witness (QTO) at this year’s event.
    [Show full text]
  • French Open - Paris, Grand Slam, FRA, Clay, 28/09/2020, Grand Slam Court Speed Is 63.0% (1.5% Above Projected Break Implied E.O.S
    French Open - Paris, Grand slam, FRA, Clay, 28/09/2020, Grand Slam Court Speed is 63.0% (1.5% above Projected Break Implied E.O.S. WTA WTA BP BP 12- Pinnacle My TOT mean) - Average. Hold % Opponent probability World Surface Save Win month Opening Price Surface % Rank Rank TB Price Rating Record 33 Aryna Sabalenka 72.90% 42.70% 82.15% 12 N/A 55 54.9 4-7 1.42 1.22 108.6 Jessica Pegula 53.20% 31.50% 17.85% 60 N/A 51.9 43.5 6-5 3.04 5.60 88.9 34 Daria Kasatkina 70.00% 51.50% 85.53% 71 505 47.1 45.7 2-2 1.13 1.17 106.8 Harmony Tan 44.10% 23.80% 14.47% 235 173 25 41.7 3-4 6.73 6.91 80.9 35 Nao Hibino 56.70% 32.50% 22.63% 84 N/A 49.5 37 6-2 4.00 4.42 82.7 Marta Kostyuk 73.00% 32.00% 77.37% 119 75 59.2 44.9 4-2 1.27 1.29 99 36 Zarina Diyas 68.30% 37.00% 15.00% 76 493 57 47.2 2-4 4.43 6.67 99.1 Ons Jabeur 67.10% 32.30% 85.00% 35 N/A 61 44.8 7-6 1.24 1.18 97.9 37 Jennifer Brady 82.60% 22.50% 70.31% 25 N/A 61.2 38.2 7-6 1.36 1.42 96.9 Clara Tauson 67.50% 30.30% 29.69% 187 76 46.7 50 6-2 3.33 3.37 81.8 38 Monica Niculescu 53.80% 33.20% 31.17% 141 232 48 39.3 4-1 2.13 3.21 84.9 Danielle Rose Collins 66.90% 36.40% 68.83% 57 320 57.3 53.7 0-2 1.77 1.45 98 39 Viktoria Kuzmova 78.80% 35.40% 32.02% 90 470 42.4 42.5 3-5 2.50 3.12 100 Kristyna Pliskova 89.10% 24.30% 67.98% 69 22 74.6 30.2 1-6 1.58 1.47 110.3 40 Tamara Zidansek 60.70% 38.40% 15.20% 82 176 54.9 44.3 3-4 8.85 6.58 100.8 Garbine Muguruza 70.00% 40.20% 84.80% 15 N/A 58.2 46.3 7-0 1.09 1.18 110.1 41 Elena Rybakina 81.60% 32.40% 80.19% 18 N/A 61.9 45.5 10-6 1.20 1.25 110.2 Sorana Cirstea 70.60%
    [Show full text]
  • Match Notes Winners Open 2021 - Cluj-Napoca, Romania 2021-08-02 - 2021-08-08 | $ 235,238
    06/08/2021 SAP Tennis Analytics 1.4.9 MATCH NOTES WINNERS OPEN 2021 - CLUJ-NAPOCA, ROMANIA 2021-08-02 - 2021-08-08 | $ 235,238 3 1 win win 119 Mayar Kristina Sherif (8) Kucova 118 EGYPT SLOVAKIA 1996-05-05 Date of Birth 1990-05-23 Elche, Spain Residence Bratislava, Slovakia Right-handed (two-handed backhand) Plays Right-handed (two-handed both sides) 5' 11'' (1.80m) Height 5' 4" (1.63 m) 114 Career-High Ranking 71 $393,170 Career Prize Money $1,326,770 $184,178 Season Prize Money $108,157 0 / 0 Singles Titles YTD / Career 0 / 0 1-2 (Round of 64: 2021 AUSTRALIAN Grand Slam W-L (best) 4-9 (Round of 64: 2019 ROLAND OPEN) GARROS; 2009, 2017 WIMBLEDON, 2017 AUSTRALIAN OPEN) 2-0 / 2-0 YTD / Career CLUJ-NAPOCA W-L 2-0 / 2-0 (best) 3-6 / 3-8 YTD / Career W-L 9-4 / 33-52 2-1 / 2-3 YTD / Career Clay W-L 6-2 / 24-24 0-2 / 0-4 YTD / Career 3-Set W-L 4-2 / 18-12 0-1 / 1-1 YTD / Career TB W-L 5-2 / 8-11 Quarter-Finalist: CLUJ-NAPOCA YTD Best Result Runner-Up: GDYNIA https://media.saptennis.com/media/mediaportal/#season/2021/events/2043/matches/LS004/apps/post-match-insights/match-notes/snapshots/0af… 1/8 06/08/2021 SAP Tennis Analytics 1.4.9 MATCH NOTES WINNERS OPEN - CLUJ-NAPOCA, ROMANIA 2021-08-02 - 2021-08-08 | $ 235,238 Mayar Kristina Sherif Kucova Head To Head Record YEAR TOURNAMENT SURFACE ROUND WINNER SCORE/ RESULT TIME 2020 CHARLESTON CLAY 1r Mayar Sherif 6-2 6-1 0m 2020 CAIRO 4 HARD 1r Mayar Sherif 7-5 7-6(1) 0m 2020 CANBERRA (BENDIGO) HARD 1r Kristina Kucova 7-5 6-3 0m 2013 SHARM EL SHEIKH 2 HARD 1r Mayar Sherif 6-4 6-2 0m Ranking History
    [Show full text]
  • DOHA, QAT Mar 1, 2021 WTA 500 $565530
    DOHA, QAT $565,530 ($565,530) USD Mar 1, 2021 Tournament Director: Saad Saleh Al Mohannadi WTA 500 Draw QLF Byes WC SE DI Main Draw Cutoff Rank Date 2021-02-08 Main Draw Start Date 2021-03-01 Qualifying Cutoff Rank Date 2021-02-08 Surface HARD Main Draw 32 4 4 4 0 20 In/Out Outdoor Qualifying 32 — 0 4 0 28 Ball — Wildcard: TBD Wildcard: TBD Wildcard: TBD Wildcard: TBD QUALIFYING DRAW Pos Player Name Nat Rank Pref Pos Player Name Nat Rank Pref 1 F ONS JABEUR TUN 30 1 26 F YAFAN WANG CHN 78 SR 1 2 F AMANDA ANISIMOVA USA 31 1 27 F CHRISTINA MCHALE USA 84 1 3 F VERONIKA KUDERMETOVA RUS 36 1 28 F ANASTASIA POTAPOVA RUS 84 SR 1 4 F SVETLANA KUZNETSOVA RUS 37 1 5 F ANASTASIA PAVLYUCHENKOVA RUS 39 1 6 F DANIELLE COLLINS USA 40 1 7 F SAISAI ZHENG CHN 44 1 8 S YAROSLAVA SHVEDOVA KAZ 47 SR 1 9 F LAURA SIEGEMUND GER 49 1 10 F POLONA HERCOG SLO 51 1 11 F REBECCA PETERSON SWE 55 1 12 F PATRICIA MARIA TIG ROU 56 1 13 F SHELBY ROGERS USA 57 1 14 F JIL TEICHMANN SUI 58 1 15 F BARBORA KREJCIKOVA CZE 59 1 16 F JESSICA PEGULA USA 61 1 17 F KATERINA SINIAKOVA CZE 62 1 18 F ANNA BLINKOVA RUS 63 1 19 F KAIA KANEPI EST 65 1 20 F BERNARDA PERA USA 66 1 21 F SU-WEI HSIEH TPE 71 1 22 F KRISTYNA PLISKOVA CZE 73 1 23 F IRINA-CAMELIA BEGU ROU 74 1 24 F LIN ZHU CHN 74 SR 1 25 F DARIA KASATKINA RUS 75 1 MOVED IN Pos Player Name Nat Rank Pref Pos Player Name Nat Rank Pref 1 F MADISON BRENGLE USA 85 1 12 A LESLEY PATTINAMA KERKHOVE NED 177 1 2 F MISAKI DOI JPN 87 1 13 A CAGLA BUYUKAKCAY TUR 179 1 3 F MARTINA TREVISAN ITA 89 1 14 A EN-SHUO LIANG TPE 208 SR 1 4 F JASMINE
    [Show full text]
  • Match Notes Winners Open 2021 - Cluj-Napoca, Romania 2021-08-02 - 2021-08-08 | $ 235,238
    07/08/2021 SAP Tennis Analytics 1.4.9 MATCH NOTES WINNERS OPEN 2021 - CLUJ-NAPOCA, ROMANIA 2021-08-02 - 2021-08-08 | $ 235,238 0 0 win win first meeting 268 Aleksandra Andrea Krunic (2) Petkovic 91 SERBIA GERMANY 1993-03-15 Date of Birth 1987-09-09 Belgrade, Serbia Residence Darmstadt, Germany Right-handed (two-handed backhand) Plays Right-handed (two-handed backhand) 5' 4" (1.63 m) Height 5' 11" (1.80 m) 39 Career-High Ranking 9 $2,860,305 Career Prize Money $8,162,002 $241,747 Season Prize Money $321,627 0 / 1 Singles Titles YTD / Career 0 / 5 11-19 (Round of 16: 2014 US OPEN) Grand Slam W-L (best) 50-44 (Semi-Finalist: 2014 FRENCH OPEN) 3-0 / 3-0 YTD / Career CLUJ-NAPOCA W-L 3-0 / 3-0 (best) 3-1 / 69-97 YTD / Career W-L 11-11 / 277-218 3-1 / 28-30 YTD / Career Clay W-L 7-4 / 74-52 0-0 / 22-22 YTD / Career 3-Set W-L 4-4 / 91-76 0-1 / 15-11 YTD / Career TB W-L 2-4 / 50-53 SF: CLUJ-NAPOCA YTD Best Result Runner-Up: HAMBURG https://media.saptennis.com/media/mediaportal/#season/2021/events/2043/matches/LS003/apps/post-match-insights/match-notes/snapshots/498… 1/8 07/08/2021 SAP Tennis Analytics 1.4.9 MATCH NOTES WINNERS OPEN 2021 - CLUJ-NAPOCA, ROMANIA 2021-08-02 - 2021-08-08 | $ 235,238 Aleksandra Andrea Krunic Petkovic Head To Head Record YEAR TOURNAMENT SURFACE ROUND WINNER SCORE/ RESULT TIME First career meeting Ranking History TOP RANK YEAR-END YEAR TOP RANK YEAR-END 211 - 2021 91 - 159 236 2020 75 102 55 165 2019 61 79 39 57 2018 64 64 53 55 2017 51 97 96 147 2016 21 56 62 96 2015 9 24 99 101 2014 14 14 126 145 2013 39 39 167 168 2012 10 143 https://media.saptennis.com/media/mediaportal/#season/2021/events/2043/matches/LS003/apps/post-match-insights/match-notes/snapshots/498… 2/8 07/08/2021 SAP Tennis Analytics 1.4.9 MATCH NOTES WINNERS OPEN 2021 - CLUJ-NAPOCA, ROMANIA 2021-08-02 - 2021-08-08 | $ 235,238 Aleksandra Andrea Krunic Petkovic Tournament History CURRENT TOURNAMENT CURRENT TOURNAMENT QF: d.
    [Show full text]
  • Us Open 2021
    US OPEN 2021 FORM at Flushing Meadows (Hard Court) For Selected Women LAST 10 YEARS OF WOMEN’S SINGLES (2011 to 2020) Player `20 `19 `18 `17 `16 `15 `14 `13 `12 `11 Ashleigh Barty Rd-4 Rd-4 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-2 Naomi Osaka Won Rd-4 Won Rd-3 Rd -3 Aryna Sabalenka Rd-2 Rd-2 Rd-4 Elina Svitolina SF Rd-4 Rd -4 Rd -3 Rd -3 Rd -1 Rd -2 Rd -1 Karolina Pliskova Rd -2 Rd-4 QF QF RU Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd-1 Iga Swiatek Rd-3 Rd-2 Bianca Andreescu Won Garbine Muguruza Rd -2 Rd-1 Rd -2 Rd -4 Rd -2 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -1 Barbora Krejcikova Belinda Bencic SF Rd -1 Rd -3 Rd -3 QF Petra Kvitova Rd -4 Rd-2 Rd-3 QF Rd-4 QF Rd-3 Rd -3 Rd -4 Rd -1 Simona Halep Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd-1 QF SF Rd-3 Rd-4 Rd-2 Rd-2 Jennifer Brady SF Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-4 Victoria Azarenka RU Rd-1 Rd-3 QF QF RU RU Rd -3 Elise Mertens QF QF Rd-4 Rd -1 Rd -1 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-3 Rd -2 Rd -2 Rd -3 Rd -2 QF Maria Sakkari Rd -4 Rd-3 Rd-2 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-1 Elena Rybakina Rd-2 Rd-1 Angelique Kerber Rd-4 Rd-1 Rd -3 Rd -1 Won Rd -3 Rd -3 Rd -4 Rd -4 SF Ons Jabeur Rd-3 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-1 Karolina Muchova Rd-4 Rd-3 Rd-3 Cori Gauff Rd-1 Rd-3 Madison Keys Rd-3 Rd-4 SF RU Rd -4 Rd -4 Rd -2 Rd -1 Rd -2 Daria Kasatkina Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-4 Rd-1 Rd-3 Danielle Collins Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd -1 Anett Kontaveit Rd-4 Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd -1 Rd-1 Rd -4 Jessica Pegula Rd-3 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Paula Badosa Rd-1 Rd-1 Jelena Ostapenko Rd-3 Rd -3 Rd -3 Rd -1 Rd -2 Veronika Kudermetova Rd -1 Rd-1 Player `20 `19 `18 `17 `16 `15 `14 `13 `12 `11 Petra Martic Rd-4 Rd-4 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-1 Rd-2 Ekaterina Alexandrova Rd-2 Rd-2 Rd-1 Rd-2 Yulia Putintseva
    [Show full text]
  • Prague Open Order of Play - Monday, 31 August 2020
    PRAGUE OPEN ORDER OF PLAY - MONDAY, 31 AUGUST 2020 SPARTA CENTRE COURT SPARTA COURT 10 SPARTA COURT 8 SPARTA COURT A I.CLTK COURT 1 I.CLTK COURT 2 I.CLTK COURT 3 I.CLTK COURT 4 Starting at: 10:00 am Starting at: 10:00 am Starting at: 10:00 am Starting at: 10:00 am Starting at: 10:00 am Starting at: 10:00 am Starting at: 10:00 am Starting at: 10:00 am Sabine LISICKI (GER) Monica NICULESCU (ROU) [1] Francesca JONES (GBR) Harmony TAN (FRA) Leonie KUNG (SUI) [4] Ivana JOROVIC (SRB) Jessica PIERI (ITA) Mayar SHERIF (EGY) [17] 1 vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs Stephanie WAGNER (GER) Andrea LAZARO GARCIA (ESP) Rebecca SRAMKOVA (SVK) [32] Chihiro MURAMATSU (JPN) Ana Sofia SÁNCHEZ (MEX) Elena-Gabriela RUSE (ROU) [16] Daria LOPATETSKA (UKR) Dalma GALFI (HUN) followed by Not Before 11:00 am Not Before 11:00 am followed by Not Before 11:00 am Not Before 11:00 am Not Before 11:00 am Not Before 11:00 am TBF 3/6 1/1 TBF 1/5 TBF 2/6 2/2 TBF 6/4 3/1 TBF 1/6 6/2 5/6 TBF 5/7 0/0 Miriam KOLODZIEJOVA (CZE) Magdalena FRECH (POL) [9] Ankita RAINA (IND) [13] Renata ZARAZUA (MEX) [30] Martina TREVISAN (ITA) [7] Valentini GRAMMATIKOPOULOU (GRE) Elizabeth HALBAUER (USA) Elitsa KOSTOVA (BUL) 2 vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs Yuki NAITO (JPN) Kyoka OKAMURA (JPN) Marina MELNIKOVA (RUS) Reka-Luca JANI (HUN) Diane PARRY (FRA) Nuria PARRIZAS DIAZ (ESP) Kathinka VON DEICHMANN (LIE) Martina DI GIUSEPPE (ITA) [31] followed by followed by followed by followed by followed by followed by followed by followed by Anastasia DETIUC (CZE) Johana MARKOVA (CZE) Daniela SEGUEL (CHI) Laura Ioana PAAR
    [Show full text]
  • Stage Set for Qatar Total Open
    Sport MONDAY 1 MARCH 2021 Australian spinner Lyon joins Ashwin in solidarity over Ahmedabad track “We play on seaming wickets around the world and get bowled out for 47, 60. Nobody ever says a thing (about the pitch). But as soon as it starts spinning, everyone in the world seems to start crying about it. I don’t get it. I’m all for it, it was entertaining. Nathan Lyon Australia off-spinner Sport |10 NBA RESULTS: Jazz 124 - Magic 109; Spurs 117 - Pelicans 114; Wizards 128 - Timberwolves 112; Nuggets 126 - Oklahoma 96 Stage set for Qatar Total Open FAWAD HUSSAIN World No.5 Elina Svitolina is the Also in fray is Spain’s Garbiñe other three players are 2016 finalist Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur – the most THE PENINSULA top seed followed by the trio of No.6 Muguruza – a Yarra Valley Classic Jelena Ostapenko, Egypt’s Mayar successful female Arab player – and Karolina Pliskova, defending champion finalist, who was the only player to Sherif and Turkey’s Cagla Buyu- Egypt’s Sherif are also looking to excel Tennis stars including four recent and No.8 Aryna Sabalenka, and No.10 win set against Osaka in Melbourne kakcay. Azarenka is last of the only in a familiar environment. finalists are ready to battle for the Petra Kvitova, who have won titles in last month. The former World No.1’s three players, who captured the Jabeur, who lost in the third round golden Falcon Trophy as the Qatar three of the last four years in Doha. coach Conchita Martinez was tested Falcon Trophy twice after triumphs of Australian Open, may face a second Total Open begins today, with thrilling positive after his arrival in Doha.
    [Show full text]
  • Ausgabe 7-2021
    AUSGABE 7.2021 BAYERN TENNIS Angelique Kerber … … triumphiert in Bad Homburg und überzeugt beim Grand- Slam-Turnier Wimbledon Novak Djokovic mit 20. Grand-Slam-Titel Ashleigh Barty souverän Turniere Berichte aus Bad Homburg, Berlin, Halle und Hamburg INHALT | Weichenstellung 04 Aufschlag 06 Wimbledon Djokovic unschlagbar er 25. Juli 2021 könnte in die Geschichte des Bayerischen Tennis-Verbandes Kerber im Halbfinale eingehen. Denn beim 71. Ordentlichen Verbandstag, der an diesem letzten DJuli-Sonntag in Bad Gögging ausgetragen wird, stehen wichtige Anträge auf 09 Olympische Spiele der Tagesordnung – allen voran jene zur Änderung der BTV-Strukturen. Mit der seit Top-Team auf Medaillenjagd Jahren geplanten Strukturreform will sich der BTV optimal für die Zukunft aufstellen. Mehr noch: Die Strukturreform ist alternativlos, wenn wir weitere 70 erfolgreiche 10 Turniere Jahre als größter Landesverband im Deutschen Tennis Bund erleben wollen! Berichte aus Bad Homburg, Berlin, Halle und Hamburg Durch die Strukturreform werden wir auf allen Ebenen des Verbandes professionel- ler, serviceorientierter und effektiver. Wir entlasten gleichzeitig das Ehrenamt, ohne 14 Internationales Tennis aber auf es zu verzichten – dies möchte ich ganz besonders betonen. Denn ohne Vorbereitung auf Wimbledon ehrenamtliche Kräfte ist ein Sportverband nicht denkbar, möge er auch noch so professionell aufgestellt sein. Aber die Ehrenamtlichen im Bayerischen Tennis- 15 Vorschau Verband müssen an den richtigen Positionen eingesetzt werden, um durch ihre Zweite Bundesliga Süd Damen Expertise, ihre Erfahrung und ihr Engagement die Entwicklung des Verbandes und der Vereine bestmöglich zu begleiten. Dies schaffen wir durch die Strukturreform, 16 Senioren davon sind das BTV-Präsidium und der Verbandsausschuss gleichermaßen über- Berichte aus Pörtschach und Umag zeugt.
    [Show full text]