German Tennis Championships
at Hamburg Rothenbaum
In 2017, it’s once again “game, set and match” at Hamburg’s Rothenbaum. International tennis stars will take part in the Hanseatic City’s traditional clay court tournament from 22nd to 30th July to fight for the coveted 500 ATP points. 60,000 tennis enthusiasts came to see the German Open 2016 in order to watch exciting games and to visit the Side Event’s numerous stands and attractions. Stars like Roger Federer or Raphael Nadal as well as our German top players participated in the last few years. We look forward to welcoming some world stars and up-and-coming players this year as well. At the MANHAGEN Classics on 23rd July Tommy Haas will face tournament director Michael Stich. 20 years after his first German Open appearance, the 38-year-old Hamburg native will play one last match on the center court of his home town to say goodbye to his fans.
You can secure your tickets for 2017 by calling our ticket hotline at +49 4023880 4444, by going online and/or by visiting identified ticket agencies.
What a crazy story: last Sunday, the Argentinean Leonardo Mayer was perceived as being on his departure form Hamburg after he lost the quali final against the 16-year old Rudi Molleker. And now, exactly one week later, after his 6-4, 4-6 and 6-4 victory, “Leo” held up the German Open trophy 2017. The final between … Continued
It came as quite a big surprise to the 8000 spectators on the “Centre Court of the World”. Also Florian Mayer wondered: “I had just played the point and suddenly he shook my hand.” After Kohlschreiber won the first set in the semi-finals against “Flo” at 2-3 in the second set he had to retire. … Continued
It was kind of symbolic: shortly after Philipp Kohlschreiber threw his arms up in the air, he tapped his head with his racket twice. Why? Because his quarter-final victory against the Argentinean Nicolas Kicker was a mere mental issue. It took the German two and a half hours to close the match. Kohlschreiber’s use of … Continued
The dream of a German tournament winner lives on! Thanks to a good performance, Philipp Kohlschreiber followed Florian Mayer into the quarter finals of the German Open 2017. While Kohlschreiber won his rubber against Gilles Simon in three sets, Jan-Lennard Struff blew his big chance. The 5000 spectators on the “Centre Court of the World” … Continued
For the fifth time in his career and for the first time since four years, Florian Mayer has made it to the quarter finals of the German Open 2017 at Hamburg Rothenbaum. After 110 minutes, the player form Bayreuth and the 6500 spectators on the “Centre Court of the World” exuberantly celebrated his hard-fought victory … Continued
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