| 18-21 Sep. , 2003 |
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Kobe, Japan, 21 September 2003. Timo BOLL (GER) on Sunday beat OH Sang Eun (KOR) in the Men?s Singles final at the Volkswagen Japan Open to win his first Pro Tour title since the Austrian Open 2002. The young German is back in the winner?s circle. Click here to read more | ||||||||
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Kobe, Japan, 21 September 2003. GUO Yue, 15, on Sunday wrote Pro Tour history becoming the youngest title winner ever in singles at the Pro Tour. She already had 3 Pro Tour titles in doubles (the latest won earlier on Sunday) – now she is also a Singles Champion after beating compatriot GUO Yan in the final at the Volkswagen Japan Open. Click here to read more | ||||||||
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Kobe, Japan September 21, 2003. MA Lin CHN), the most succesful player on the Pro Tour, added another title to his record list by winning the Men’s Doubles at the Volkswagen Japan Open 2003. Click here to read more | ||||||||
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Kobe, Japan, 21 September 2003. NIU Jianfeng and GUO Yue got their first Pro Tour title together on Sunday when they won the Women´s Doubles at the Volkswagen Japan Open 2003. Click here to read more | ||||||||
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Boll is back on top |
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