| 11-14 Jul. , 2002 |
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Sao Paulo, Brazil, 14 July 2002. What is a champion made of? Among other things the ability to win also when he doesn’t play at his best. Werner SCHLAGER is such a player. In the early rounds of men’s singles at the Brazil Open he was in deep troubles – but he survived. Click here to read more | ||||||||
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Sao Paulo, Brazil, 14 July 2002. It looked like an easy Sunday walk for Aya UMEMURA (JPN) in the Women’s Singles final against Nicole STRUSE (GER). Click here to read more | ||||||||
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Sao Paulo, Brazil, 14 July 2002. Karl JINDRAK and Werner SCHLAGER (AUT) will have to come back to Brazil. They won the Men’s Doubles at the Brazil Open last year, and they came back to defend the title this year – now the will have to defend it once more. Click here to read more | ||||||||
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Sao Paulo, Brazil, 13 July 2002. Werner SCHLAGER (AUT) will be in two finals at the Brazil Open on Sunday. Earlier on Saturday he advanced to the final in Men’s Singles – later he also made it to the final match in Men’s Doubles together with compatriot Karl JINDRAK. Click here to read more | ||||||||
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Difficult start, happy ending |
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