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18th week
Perhaps achievement of German football teams (Bayern Munchen & Borussia Dortmund advanced to the Champions League final) inspired German players in Munich: four made through to the quarterfinals, three of them to the semifinals – the most Germans in the ATP semifinals since 1999 (Hong Kong: Boris Becker, Hendrik Dreekmann, Bernd Karbacher). The final was an all-German affair (first in Munich since 1965). Tommy Haas [14] obtained his 14th title beating defending champion Kohlschreiber. Haas debuted in Munich in 1998, but only once played a final (2000). Anyway, it was a breakthrough tournament for him last year when ranked 134 destroyed No. 5 Tsonga which helped him to regain self-confidence. Haas is the third man in the XXI Century to win an ATP title
Munich (250)
Oeiras (250)
Choker of the week:
35 years, 7 months: Fabrice Santoro (Newport 2008)
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Tommy once again made great achievements 😀 he is only 4th player in last 30 years with ATP title after 35th birthday (Connors, Agassi, Santoro) and first player with ATP title on Clay at the age of 35 after Arthur Ashe in August 1978
Just few hundred points away from Top 10
Have you got a list of all 35+ titles winners of the Open era?
I made the list since 1990. and Tommy is 3rd player to do so, hope this list is true for Open era http://tennis28.com/titles/over30_agesort.html (almost 60 times that happen but way way back in past)
Thx, I like this site but hadn’t seen this stats before.