Tatjana Maria early out: drama at the Bad Homburg Open!

Tatjana Maria early out: drama at the Bad Homburg Open!

Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Deutschland - Today, the lawn tennis tournament Bad Homburg Open starts, which not only serves as preparation for Wimbledon, but also attracts numerous top-class players. Among them is the German tennis player Tatjana Maria, who only celebrated her greatest career success in London last Sunday by winning the lawn event in Queen’s Club. Now she wants to connect to these successes and meets the former US Open finalist Leylah Fernandez, who comes from Canada in the first round. The match will be transferred to Sky and Tennis Channel in the afternoon, as

Unfortunately, the entry for Maria was not as hoped. She had to admit defeat in the sixteenth final and lost against the Bulgarine Wiktorija Tomowa. The game ended 0: 2 in sets (1: 6, 3: 6), and according to observers, many mistakes made themselves noticeable with their forehand. Tomowa is considered a deserved winner, while Maria must now clarify one or the other question about her own form. The Bad Homburg Open also deals with everything or nothing for other players, like Eva Lys, who has to contest a decisive qualification match in order to get into the main field. Among the participants is Laura Siegemund, who also received a wildcard and thus placed in the main field.

The tournament in Bad Homburg is supported by Angelique Kerber, a three-time Grand Slam winner and tournament ambassador. Kerber himself will compete against the Russian Diana Schneider on Monday. Your game will also be broadcast live on hessenschau.de, and the interest is great, not only in the matches, but also on the stories that are told about the tournament.

In addition to the current encounters and experiences, the view of events such as the Bad Homburg Open also allows a historical assessment of tennis. The website Landoftennis.com offers comprehensive data on champions and statistics about the most important tennis tournaments, which only reinforces the fascination for this sport.

How the events in Bad Homburg develop and whether other athletes can achieve the hoped -for success remains to be seen. But as it is often the case in tennis - after the game is before the game, and the players are always challenged to do their best!