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Seven's Summer of Tennis 12 December 2013 6HYHQ·VVXPPHURIWHQQLV! With the stars of world tennis, Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Williams and Stosur descending on Australia, Seven will once again serve up more LIVE tennis than ever before. 7KH +RSPDQ &XS ZLOO VWDUW 6HYHQ¶V VXPPHU RI WHQQLV IURP 'HFHPEHU IROORZHG E\ WKH Australian Open series events ± the Brisbane International, APIA International Sydney, Kooyong Classic ± and culminating in the Grand Slam of the Asia/Pacific the Australian Open. Seven will also broadcast a special once-in-a-lifetime tennis event ± A Night with Roger Federer and Friends featuring a gala charity exhibition match between the 17-time Grand Slam winner and charismatic Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga - on Wednesday 8 January from Rod Laver Arena with commentary from BRUCE MCAVANEY. 6HYHQ¶Vsummer of tennis will be hosted by JOHANNA GRIGGS, JIM WILSON, MATT WHITE, HAMISH MCLACHLAN, RYAN PHELAN, LUKE DARCY and BASIL ZEMPILAS. BRUCE McAVANEY will again be in the commentary chair throughout the Open, with expert commentary from four-time Grand Slam champion JIM COURIER and should his playing commitments allow LLEYTON HEWITT will also return. -RLQLQJWKHPLQWKH6HYHQFRPPHQWDU\ER[ZLOOEHWKHPRVWVXFFHVVIXOGRXEOHVSOD\HULQPHQ¶V tennis history TODD WOODBRIDGE, along with HENRI LECONTE, SAM SMITH, RENNAE STUBBS, NICOLE BRADTKE, JOHN FITZGERALD, PETER DONEGAN, DAVE CULBERT, ALLAN STONE, GEOFF MASTERS, KERRYN PRATT and expert analyst ROGER RASHEED. Around the courts of Melbourne Park, REBECCA MADDERN, RACHAEL FINCH, SCHERRI- LEE BIGGS, NATHAN TEMPLETON and NEIL KEARNEY will bring all the colour, characters and fun of the Open. BASIL ZEMPILAS and MARK GIBSON will host the Hopman Cup with expert commentary from DARREN CAHILL, FRED STOLLE, JELENA DOKIC and KERRYN PRATT. Full broadcast and commentary details are attached. For more information: Greg Smith [email protected] 0438 777 164 ROAD TO THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2014 HOPMAN CUP WHEN: December 28 ± January 4, 2014 WHERE: Perth Arena HOSTS: Basil Zempilas, Mark Gibson COMMENTATORS: Darren Cahill, Fred Stolle, Jelena Dokic, Kerryn Pratt $XVWUDOLD¶VWRSSOD\HUV6DP6WRVXUDQG%HUQDUG7RPLFKHDGOLQHWKHHQWHUWDLQLQJ official mixed team competition of the International Tennis Federation (ITF). In one of the strongest fields seen at the Hopman &XSHLJKWRIWKHZRUOG¶VWRS players, including charismatic Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and former Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova, are set to light up the magnificent Perth Arena. Hopman Cup dates and telecast times on 7mate SATURDAY DECEMBER 28 - DAY SESSION ± POLAND V ITALY Melbourne 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Sydney 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Brisbane 12am ± 6pm LIVE Adelaide 12.30pm ± 6.30pm LIVE Perth 10am ± 4pm LIVE SATURDAY DECEMBER 28 - NIGHT SESSION ± CANADA V AUSTRALIA Melbourne 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Sydney 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Brisbane 7.30pm ± 1.30am LIVE Adelaide 8pm ± 2am LIVE Perth 5.30pm ± 11.30pm LIVE SUNDAY DECEMBER 29 - DAY SESSION ± CZECH REPUBLIC V SPAIN Melbourne 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Sydney 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Brisbane 12am ± 6pm LIVE Adelaide 12.30pm ± 6.30pm LIVE Perth 10am ± 4pm LIVE SUNDAY DECEMBER 29 - NIGHT SESSION ± POLAND V CANADA Melbourne 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Sydney 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Brisbane 7.30pm ± 1.30am LIVE Adelaide 8pm ± 2am LIVE Perth 5.30pm ± 11.30pm LIVE MONDAY DECEMBER 30 - DAY SESSION ± USA V SPAIN Melbourne 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Sydney 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Brisbane 12am ± 6pm LIVE Adelaide 12.30pm ± 6.30pm LIVE Perth 10am ± 4pm LIVE MONDAY DECEMBER 30 - NIGHT SESSION ± FRANCE V CZECH REPUBLIC Melbourne 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Sydney 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Brisbane 7.30pm ± 1.30am LIVE Adelaide 8pm ± 2am LIVE Perth 5.30pm ± 11.30pm LIVE TUESDAY DECEMBER 31 - DAY SESSION ± ITALY V AUSTRALIA Melbourne 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Sydney 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Brisbane 12am ± 6pm LIVE Adelaide 12.30pm ± 6.30pm LIVE Perth 10am ± 4pm LIVE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1 - NIGHT SESSION ± USA V FRANCE Melbourne 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Sydney 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Brisbane 7.30pm ± 1.30am LIVE Adelaide 8pm ± 2am LIVE Perth 5.30pm ± 11.30pm LIVE THURSDAY JANUARY 2 - DAY SESSION ± ITALY V CANADA Melbourne 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Sydney 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Brisbane 12am ± 6pm LIVE Adelaide 12.30pm ± 6.30pm LIVE Perth 10am ± 4pm LIVE THURSDAY JANUARY 2 - NIGHT SESSION ± POLAND V AUSTRALIA Melbourne 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Sydney 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Brisbane 7.30pm ± 1.30am LIVE Adelaide 8pm ± 2am LIVE Perth 5.30pm ± 11.30pm LIVE FRIDAY JANUARY 3 - DAY SESSION ± FRANCE V SPAIN Melbourne 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Sydney 1pm ± 7pm LIVE Brisbane 12am ± 6pm LIVE Adelaide 12.30pm ± 6.30pm LIVE Perth 10am ± 4pm LIVE FRIDAY JANUARY 3 - NIGHT SESSION ± CZECH REPUBLIC V USA Melbourne 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Sydney 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Brisbane 7.30pm ± 1.30am LIVE Adelaide 8pm ± 2am LIVE Perth 5.30pm ± 11.30pm LIVE SATURDAY JANUARY 4 - NIGHT SESSION ± FINAL Melbourne 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Sydney 8.30pm ± 2.30am LIVE Brisbane 7.30pm ± 1.30am LIVE Adelaide 8pm ± 2am LIVE Perth 5.30pm ± 11.30pm LIVE BRISBANE INTERNATIONAL WHEN: December 29 ± January 5, 2014 WHERE: Queensland Tennis Centre, Brisbane HOSTS: Todd Woodbridge, Luke Darcy COMMENTATORS: John Fitzgerald, Rennae Stubbs, Sam Smith, Geoff Masters 6L[RIWKHZRUOG¶VWRSZRPHQDQGIRXURIWKe top 20 men, including tennis superstar Roger Federer plus Aussie Lleyton Hewitt will headline Brisbane International 2014. :RUOG1R6HUHQD:LOOLDPVZLOOOHDGRQHRIWKHVWURQJHVWZRPHQ¶VILHOGVHYHU assembled for the event. Seventeen-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer ZLOOOHDGDQHTXDOO\VWURQJPHQ¶VILHOGZKLFKIHDWXUHVWRSSOD\HUV.HL Nishikori, Gilles Simon and Kevin Anderson alongside a raft of rising talent. Brisbane International dates and telecast times on 7TWO SUNDAY DECEMBER 29 MONDAY DECEMBER 30 - DAY SESSION Melbourne 12.30pm ± 5pm LIVE Melbourne 12.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Sydney 12.30pm ± 5pm LIVE Sydney 12.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Brisbane 11.30am ± 4pm LIVE Brisbane 11.30am ± 5pm LIVE Adelaide 12pm ± 4.30pm LIVE Adelaide 12pm ± 5.30pm LIVE Perth 9.30am ± 2pm LIVE Perth 9.30am ± 3pm LIVE MONDAY DECEMBER 30 - NIGHT SESSION TUESDAY DECEMBER 31 - DAY SESSION Melbourne 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Melbourne 12.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Sydney 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Sydney 12.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Brisbane 7pm ± 10.30pm LIVE Brisbane 11.30am ± 5pm LIVE Adelaide 7.30pm ± 11pm LIVE Adelaide 12pm ± 5.30pm LIVE Perth 5pm ± 8.30pm LIVE Perth 9.30am ± 3pm LIVE TUESDAY DECEMBER 31 - NIGHT SESSION WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1 - DAY SESSION Melbourne 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Melbourne 12.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Sydney 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Sydney 12.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Brisbane 7pm ± 10.30pm LIVE Brisbane 11.30am ± 5pm LIVE Adelaide 7.30pm ± 11pm LIVE Adelaide 12pm ± 5.30pm LIVE Perth 5pm ± 8.30pm LIVE Perth 9.30am ± 3pm LIVE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1 - NIGHT SESSION THURSDAY JANUARY 2 - DAY SESSION Melbourne 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Melbourne 12.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Sydney 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Sydney 12.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Brisbane 7pm ± 10.30pm LIVE Brisbane 11.30am ± 5pm LIVE Adelaide 7.30pm ± 11pm LIVE Adelaide 12pm ± 5.30pm LIVE Perth 5pm ± 8.30pm LIVE Perth 9.30am ± 3pm LIVE THURSDAY JANUARY 2 - NIGHT SESSION FRIDAY JANUARY 3 - DAY SESSION Melbourne 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Melbourne 12.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Sydney 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Sydney 12.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Brisbane 7pm ± 10.30pm LIVE Brisbane 11.30am ± 5pm LIVE Adelaide 7.30pm ± 11pm LIVE Adelaide 12pm ± 5.30pm LIVE Perth 5pm ± 8.30pm LIVE Perth 9.30am ± 3pm LIVE FRIDAY JANUARY 3 - NIGHT SESSION Melbourne 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Sydney 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Brisbane 7pm ± 10.30pm LIVE Adelaide 7.30pm ± 11pm LIVE Perth 5pm ± 8.30pm LIVE SATURDAY JANUARY 4 - DAY SESSION Melbourne 2pm ± 6.30pm LIVE Sydney 2pm ± 6.30pm LIVE Brisbane 1pm ± 5.30pm LIVE Adelaide 1.30pm ± 6pm LIVE Perth 11am ± 3.30pm LIVE SATURDAY JANUARY 4 - NIGHT SESSION Melbourne 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Sydney 8pm ± 11.30pm LIVE Brisbane 7pm ± 10.30pm LIVE Adelaide 7.30pm ± 11pm LIVE Perth 5pm ± 8.30pm LIVE SUNDAY JANUARY 5 (Brisbane International and APIA International Sydney both televised) Melbourne 11am ± 7pm LIVE Sydney 11am ± 7pm LIVE Brisbane 10am ± 6pm LIVE Adelaide 10.30am ± 6.30pm LIVE Perth 8am ± 4pm LIVE APIA INTERNATIONAL SYDNEY WHEN: January 5 ± 11, 2014 WHERE: Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney DAY HOST: Ryan Phelan NIGHT HOST: Matt White COMMENTATORS: John Newcombe, Todd Woodbridge, Sam Smith, Rennae Stubbs, Allan Stone, Kerryn Pratt, Geoff Masters and presenting by Rachael Finch Australian No.1 Bernard Tomic, Grand Slam champion and world No.5 Juan Martin del Potro and Wimbledon semifinalist and world No.21 Jerzy Janowicz will all feature at -DQXDU\¶VAPIA International Sydney, while world No.5 Agnieszka 5DGZDQVNDZLOOKHDGOLQHWKHZRPHQ¶VVLGHRIWKHGUDZ This event has grown since 1885 to be one of a handful of tournaments on the entire circuit that highlights the top men and women competing in the same ZHHN3OD\HGDWRQHRIWKHZRUOG¶VEHVWWHQQLVIDFLOLWLHVDW6\GQH\2O\PSLF3DUN past champions have included Rod Laver, John Newcombe, Pete Sampras, Margaret Court, Evonne Goolagong Cawley, Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert. APIA International Sydney dates and telecast times on 7TWO SUNDAY JANUARY 5 (Brisbane International and APIA International Sydney both televised) Melbourne 11am ± 7pm LIVE Sydney 11am ± 7pm LIVE Brisbane 10am ± 6pm LIVE Adelaide 10.30am ± 6.30pm LIVE Perth 8am ± 4pm LIVE MONDAY JANUARY 6 Melbourne 12pm ± 6pm LIVE Sydney 12pm ± 6pm LIVE Brisbane 11am ± 5pm LIVE Adelaide 11.30am ± 5.30pm LIVE Perth 9am ± 3pm LIVE TUESDAY JANUARY 7 Melbourne 12pm ± 6pm LIVE Sydney 12pm ± 6pm LIVE Brisbane 11am ± 5pm LIVE Adelaide 11.30am ± 5.30pm LIVE Perth 9am ± 3pm LIVE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 8 - DAY SESSION (APIA International Sydney and AAMI Kooyong Classic both televised)
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