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From 2nd to 10th July in Gstaad, Switzerland


The Official Site Of Gstaad Tournament


Prize money: ˆ400,000


Surface: Clay


Draw size: 32


All players, who started torunament this year:


Ivan Ljubicic
Radek Stepanek
David Ferrer
Nicolas Massu
Feliciano Lopez
Jiri Novak
Filippo Volandri
Igor Andreev
Ricardo Mello
Fernando Verdasco
Luis Horna
Tomas Zib
Potito Starace
Rainer Schuettler
Davide Sanguinetti
Philipp Kohlschreiber
Stefan Koubek
Andreas Seppi
Ivo Karlovic
Jan Hernych
Alessio Di Mauro
Sargis Sargsian
Bastl George
Yves Allegro
Gaston Gaudio (1)
Nikolay Davydenko
Stanislas Wawrinka


and this is the 2004 champion:
 


Yesteday results:


F. Verdasco 6-2 6-4 J. Pospisill Fin.


J. Novak 3-6 7-6 Potito Starace  Susp.


Stefan Koubek 2-2 Andreas Seppi Susp.


Today matches:


M. Lammer 3-1 R. Sabau (in progress)


I. Andreev - F.Lopez


J. Hernych - H. Armando


I. Ljubicic - R. Mello


L. Horna - T. Zib


G. Bastl - G. Gaudio


R. Schuettler - D. Sanguinetti


P. Kohlschreiber - F. Cermak


N. Massu -  T. Behrend


A. di Mauro - D. Ferrer


S. Wawrinka - F. Volandri


R. Stepanek - Y. Allegro


N. Davydenko 3-0 S. Sargsain (in progress)


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I'm going for Davydenko and Gaudio



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You can watch matches LIVE on EuroSport2

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Well I think I recall Federer saying he was planning to take 5 weeks off after Wimbledon so that explains his absence from the draw. I'd have to go for Gaudio too I think. Davydenko had to retire.

-- Edited by NineEighteen at 20:30, 2005-07-05

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Yep Federer is not playing for a few weeks now. Thanks for the info Safinator, keep it coming. I used to watch Gstaad yearsssss ago when I was having Wimbledon withdrawals. I dont get Eurosport now

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Yep Federer is not playing for a few weeks now. Thanks for the info Safinator, keep it coming. I used to watch Gstaad yearsssss ago when I was having Wimbledon withdrawals. I dont get Eurosport now

If you have no EuroSport, you can watch matches aslo on SF2, TSR2, TSI2 (in Europe only)


I Don't get SF2, TSR2 and TSI2, but i get EuroSport.


Cheers, the safinator



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http://livescore.com/tennis.dll - LIVE results (if you can't watch matches on TV)

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Today:


F.Lopez (ESP) vs P.Starace (ITA)
N. Massu (CHI) vs. J. Hernych (CZE)
R. Stepanek (CZE) vs. F. Cermak (CZE)
F. Verdasco (ESP) vs. S. Wawrinka (SUI)
L. Horna (PER) vs. A. Di Mauro (ITA)



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Thanks for the live score webite link safinator, I didn't know that existed. Unfortunately I have no access to Eurosport either so I'm check this website for updates.

 Gaudio is up tomorrow but I must admite I've never heard of Seppi so I'm still with Gaston there!



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Gaston Gaudio won in Gstaad today with a 6-4 6-4 win over Stanislas Wawrinka. I guess that was about as predictable as Wimbledon mens this year

Greg Rusedski is to play Vince Spadea in the final at Newport later today, defending the title he won last year. Come on Greg! You can do it. Rusedski has a 3-1 record with Spadea.

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I'm on the wrong thread here but it seemed overkill to start another one just to tell you that Greg Rusedski beat Vince Spadea 7-6(3) 2-6 6-4 in Newport! The third time he's won the tournament and second consecutive one. It's the first time he's successfully defended a title in his career.

Nice one Greg!



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Way to go Greg!

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This tournament ended two days ago... who won it?


 


Besides what idiot plays a clay court tournament in the hard court season? or is it indoor season now... I don't know.



-- Edited by theOtherRocket at 15:38, 2005-07-12

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theOtherRocket wrote:

This tournament ended two days ago... who won it?
Check my post further up tOR...Gaston Gaudio won it. I agree with your views on the clay court action in between the grass and hard court seasons. I reckon it's a plant sponsored by and for the boring baseline boys!

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