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COUPE ROGERS PRÉSENTÉE PAR BANQUE NATIONALE – TABLEAUX, RÉSULTATS ET HORAIRES DES MATCHS – LUNDI 6 AOÛT 2012
Please find below the links to the draws, results and order of play for the Rogers Cup presented by National Bank events in Toronto and Montreal.
Veuillez trouver ci-dessous les liens vers les tableaux, les résultats et les horaires de la Coupe Rogers présentée par Banque Nationale de Toronto et de Montréal.
TORONTO RESULTS, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 / RÉSULTATS DE TORONTO DU LUNDI 6 AOÛT 2012
Main Draw Singles – First Round / Tableau principal du simple – 1er tour
B Tomic (AUS) d [Q] M Berrer (GER) 63 36 63
J Chardy (FRA) d D Young (USA) 36 76(4) 60
M Baghdatis (CYP) d C Berlocq (ARG) 64 63
[WC] V Pospisil (CAN) d A Seppi (ITA) 46 64 76(6)
[LL] M Ebden (AUS) d [WC] P Polansky (CAN) 06 64 63
P Andujar (ESP) d L Lacko (SVK) 62 46 62
V Troicki (SRB) d A Bogomolov Jr. (RUS) 64 76(5)
[Q] F Cipolla (ITA) d [Q] J Zopp (EST) 61 62
Main Draw Doubles – First Round / Tableau principal du double – 1er tour
F Fognini (ITA) / J Monaco (ARG) d R Hutchins (GBR) / J Marray (GBR) 76(5) 63
S Gonzalez (MEX) / S Lipsky (USA) d P Kohlschreiber (GER) / M Youzhny (RUS) 60 60
MONTREAL RESULTS, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 / RÉSULTATS DE MONTRÉAL DU LUNDI 6 AOÛT 2012
Qualifying Singles - Third Round / Qualifications du simple – 3e tour
Qualifying / Qualifications - A Tatishvili (GEO) d U Radwanska (POL) 64 60
Qualifying / Qualifications - A Rezai (FRA) d G Voskoboeva (KAZ) 64 36 61
Qualifying / Qualifications - J Cepelova (SVK) d I Benesova (CZE) 75 63
Qualifying / Qualifications - A Rus (NED) d V Dushevina (RUS) 63 46 76(1)
Qualifying / Qualifications - T Babos (HUN) d J Larsson (SWE) 46 64 64
Qualifying / Qualifications - K Bertens (NED) d A Glatch (USA) 64 62
Qualifying / Qualifications - M Larcher de Brito (POR) d M Lucic (CRO) 26 61 63
Qualifying / Qualifications - S Karatantcheva (KAZ) d [WC] F Abanda (CAN) 60 63
Second Round / Deuxième tour
Qualifying / Qualifications - U Radwanska (POL) d M Oudin (USA) 61 26 61
Qualifying / Qualifications - T Babos (HUN) d L Davis (USA) 36 64 63
Qualifying / Qualifications - J Larsson (SWE) d A Kudryavtseva (RUS) 46 63 75
TORONTO ORDER OF PLAY - TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2012 / HORAIRE DES MATCHS DE TORONTO – MARDI 7 AOÛT 2012
STADIUM start 11:00 am / début à 11 h
M Kukushkin (KAZ) vs [WC] F Dancevic (CAN)
Not Before 1:00 PM / Pas avant 13 h
K Anderson (RSA) vs M Youzhny (RUS)
Not Before 3:00 PM / Pas avant 15 h
T Haas (GER) vs D Nalbandian (ARG)
Not Before 7:00 PM / Pas avant 19 h
[16] M Raonic (CAN) vs V Troicki (SRB)
[8] J Isner (USA) vs P Andujar (ESP)
GRANDSTAND start 11:00 am / début à 11 h
S Querrey (USA) vs J Melzer (AUT)
Not Before 1:00 PM / Pas avant 13 h
R Stepanek (CZE) vs A Dolgopolov (UKR)
[LL] M Ebden (AUS) vs [11] M Fish (USA)
[7] J Monaco (ARG) vs [WC] V Pospisil (CAN)
COURT 1 start 11:00 am / début à 11 h
[Q] S Stakhovsky (UKR) vs M Granollers (ESP)
Y Lu (TPE) vs [Q] F Fognini (ITA)
[Q] W Odesnik (USA) vs J Benneteau (FRA)
COURT 4 start 1:00 pm / début à 13 h
[WC] P Bester (CAN) / A Shamasdin (CAN) vs J Chardy (FRA) / G Simon (FRA)
Not Before 3:00 PM / Pas avant 15 h
C Berlocq (ARG) / K Nishikori (JPN) vs P Hanley (AUS) / N Zimonjic (SRB)
Click here for printable version. / Cliquez ici pour obtenir une version imprimable.
MONTREAL ORDER OF PLAY – TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2012 / HORAIRE DES MATCHS DE MONTRÉAL – MARDI 7 AOÛT 2012
CENTRAL start 12:00 noon / début à midi
R Vinci (ITA) vs Y Wickmayer (BEL)
Not Before 2:00 PM / Pas avant 14 h
T Paszek (AUT) vs J Goerges (GER)
Not Before 6:00 PM / Pas avant 18 h
C Scheepers (RSA) vs [WC] S Dubois (CAN)
Not Before 8:00 PM / Pas avant 20 h
[WC] A Wozniak (CAN) vs D Hantuchova (SVK)
BANQUE NATIONALE start 12:00 noon / début à midi
E Makarova (RUS) vs [LL] U Radwanska (POL)
Not Before 2:00 PM / Pas avant 14 h
S Cirstea (ROU) vs [Q] S Karatantcheva (KAZ)
Not Before 4:00 PM / Pas avant 16 h
S Halep (ROU) vs [Q] M Larcher de Brito (POR)
Not Before 7:00 PM / Pas avant 19 h
[Q] A Tatishvili (GEO) vs K Pervak (KAZ)
COURT 9 start 12:00 noon / début à midi
S Arvidsson (SWE) vs [Q] J Cepelova (SVK)
C Suarez Navarro (ESP) vs M Martinez Sanchez (ESP)
A Pavlyuchenkova (RUS) / L Safarova (CZE) vs T Babos (HUN) / E Daniilidou (GRE)
[5] N Llagostera Vives (ESP) / M Martinez Sanchez (ESP) vs K Jans-Ignacik (POL) / K Mladenovic (FRA)
COURT 5 start 1:00 pm / début à 13 h
V Dushevina (RUS) / T Tanasugarn (THA) vs J Husarova (SVK) / S Peer (ISR)
L Dekmeijere (LAT) / A Rosolska (POL) vs E Makarova (RUS) / O Savchuk (UKR) - After Suitable Rest
COURT 2 start 1:00 pm / début à 13 h
N Grandin (RSA) / V Uhlirova (CZE) vs D Jurak (CRO) / K Marosi (HUN)
A Kudryavtseva (RUS) / M Minella (LUX) vs A Rodionova (AUS) / G Voskoboeva (KAZ)
TORONTO DRAWS / TABLEAUX DE TORONTO
For main draw singles click here. / Cliquez ici pour le tableau principal du simple.
For main draw doubles click here. / Cliquez ici pour le tableau principal du double.
MONTREAL DRAWS / TABLEAUX DE MONTRÉAL
For qualifying singles click here. / Cliquez ici pour le tableau de qualification du simple.
For main draw singles click here . / Cliquez ici pour le tableau principal du simple.
For main draw doubles click here. / Cliquez ici pour le tableau principal du double.
About the Rogers Cup presented by National Bank
Rogers Cup presented by National Bank is a Tennis Canada owned and operated world-class tournament celebrating its 132nd anniversary of the men’s event from August 4-12, 2012 at Rexall Centre in Toronto and its 120th anniversary of the women’s event from August 4-13, 2012 at Uniprix Stadium in Montreal. As an ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournament, Premier WTA tournament and Emirates Airline U.S. Open Series event, Rogers Cup presented by National Bank will showcase the world’s best players. Rogers Cup presented by National Bank is the third-oldest title in tennis, behind only Wimbledon and the U.S. Open. For more information and tickets visit www.rogerscup.com.
About Tennis Canada
Founded in 1890, Tennis Canada is a non-profit, national sport association responsible for leading the growth, promotion and showcasing of tennis in Canada. Tennis Canada owns and operates two of the premier events on the ATP and WTA Tours; Rogers Cup presented by National Bank men’s and women’s events that rotate annually between Rexall Centre in Toronto and Uniprix Stadium in Montreal. In addition, Tennis Canada owns and operates seven professional ITF sanctioned events and financially supports nine other professional tournaments in Canada. Tennis Canada operates junior national training centres/programs at the Centre of Excellence in Toronto, Uniprix Stadium in Montreal and the North Shore Winter Club in Vancouver. Tennis Canada is a proud member of the International Tennis Federation, the Canadian Olympic Committee, the Canadian Paralympic Committee and the International Wheelchair Tennis Association, and serves to administer, sponsor and select the teams for Davis Cup, Fed Cup, the Olympic and Paralympic Games and all wheelchair, junior and senior national teams. Tennis Canada invests its surplus into tennis development. For more information on Tennis Canada please visit our Web site at: www.tenniscanada.com.
Media Contacts Toronto
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Media Contacts Montreal
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Frank Dancevic has had better days in the Rogers Cup.
Only five years ago, he reached the quarter-finals.
But Mikhail Kukushkin of Kazakhstan defeated Dancevic 6-3, 7-5 in a first-round Rogers Cup match on Tuesday.
Kukushkin, 24, ranked 69th in the world, will play Richard Gasquet of France in the next round.
Dancevic, 27, a native of Niagara Falls, Ont., is trying to resurrect a career that had him ranked 65th in the world at one stage. He entered the Rogers Cup as a wild card ranked 123rd.
Back injuries stalled his career at various times.
“I’ve had a pretty rough year this year battling injuries and stuff,” he said after Tuesday’s match. “My confidence this year started getting better last week. I started playing really well and I made the semifinals in Vancouver.”
As well as Dancevic played last week, he found he was struggling on Tuesday.
“Arriving here late and adjusting, I found it a little difficult and I felt like I was struggling out there today finding my timing,” he said.
After dropping the first set, he was in the second set until Kukushkin broke his service to go ahead 6-5. He then put the match away in his own serve.
“Physically I feel good,” Dancevic said. “My back is good, knock on wood. The last three tournaments I’ve played I haven’t felt any pain or anything serious, so that’s a good thing. I’m happy to be playing.”
Things weren’t so good this year before that.
“When I was playing well, I was winning a lot of matches in a short period of time. I felt like my confidence just skyrocketed,” he said. “Then, bam, I was out three months. It happened so suddenly. I just, like, popped ligaments and I was out. It kind of scared me.
“Coming back and starting to train again was really difficult. I found that just practising going out for the first couple of weeks, I was very tentative, very afraid of what was going to happen if I would get hurt again and be out again.”
Dancevic said he is starting to get more and more confidence when it comes to his back.
“Hopefully I can get some matches together. I need to win a lot of matches in a row, like get a few tournaments where I can put two, three, four matches together to get that match confidence back.”
In an afternoon match, Juan Monaco of Argentina defeated Vasek Pospisil of Vancouver 7-5, 6-4.
It was a quick turnaround for Pospisil, too quick for the 22-year-old.
After needing a third-set tiebreaker Monday night to dispose of Italy’s Andreas Seppi in his first-round match of the Rogers Cup, he had to come back Tuesday afternoon to face Monaco.
Pospisil didn’t feel right heading into the match.
“I didn’t feel very good on the court today both mentally and physically,” said Pospisil. “Last night was very draining. I didn’t have very much time to recover.”
The 28-year-old Monaco is rated 10th in the world and Pospisil is ranked 104th.
Pospisil, who has been ranked as high as 85th in the world this year, competed last week in the Olympics.
“I was extremely sore when I woke up today,” said Pospisil. “I tried to recover last night as much as I could. I must have done something worse because usually I’m able to get into the match even if I’m sore. After a couple of games my body loosens up but today that wasn’t the case at all. I don’t know if I pulled some muscles but my left side was feeling pretty bad. I kept trying to go through it but it wasn’t feeling any better. If anything, it was feeling worse as the match wore on.”
Only five years ago, he reached the quarter-finals.
But Mikhail Kukushkin of Kazakhstan defeated Dancevic 6-3, 7-5 in a first-round Rogers Cup match on Tuesday.
Kukushkin, 24, ranked 69th in the world, will play Richard Gasquet of France in the next round.
Dancevic, 27, a native of Niagara Falls, Ont., is trying to resurrect a career that had him ranked 65th in the world at one stage. He entered the Rogers Cup as a wild card ranked 123rd.
Back injuries stalled his career at various times.
“I’ve had a pretty rough year this year battling injuries and stuff,” he said after Tuesday’s match. “My confidence this year started getting better last week. I started playing really well and I made the semifinals in Vancouver.”
As well as Dancevic played last week, he found he was struggling on Tuesday.
“Arriving here late and adjusting, I found it a little difficult and I felt like I was struggling out there today finding my timing,” he said.
After dropping the first set, he was in the second set until Kukushkin broke his service to go ahead 6-5. He then put the match away in his own serve.
“Physically I feel good,” Dancevic said. “My back is good, knock on wood. The last three tournaments I’ve played I haven’t felt any pain or anything serious, so that’s a good thing. I’m happy to be playing.”
Things weren’t so good this year before that.
“When I was playing well, I was winning a lot of matches in a short period of time. I felt like my confidence just skyrocketed,” he said. “Then, bam, I was out three months. It happened so suddenly. I just, like, popped ligaments and I was out. It kind of scared me.
“Coming back and starting to train again was really difficult. I found that just practising going out for the first couple of weeks, I was very tentative, very afraid of what was going to happen if I would get hurt again and be out again.”
Dancevic said he is starting to get more and more confidence when it comes to his back.
“Hopefully I can get some matches together. I need to win a lot of matches in a row, like get a few tournaments where I can put two, three, four matches together to get that match confidence back.”
In an afternoon match, Juan Monaco of Argentina defeated Vasek Pospisil of Vancouver 7-5, 6-4.
It was a quick turnaround for Pospisil, too quick for the 22-year-old.
After needing a third-set tiebreaker Monday night to dispose of Italy’s Andreas Seppi in his first-round match of the Rogers Cup, he had to come back Tuesday afternoon to face Monaco.
Pospisil didn’t feel right heading into the match.
“I didn’t feel very good on the court today both mentally and physically,” said Pospisil. “Last night was very draining. I didn’t have very much time to recover.”
The 28-year-old Monaco is rated 10th in the world and Pospisil is ranked 104th.
Pospisil, who has been ranked as high as 85th in the world this year, competed last week in the Olympics.
“I was extremely sore when I woke up today,” said Pospisil. “I tried to recover last night as much as I could. I must have done something worse because usually I’m able to get into the match even if I’m sore. After a couple of games my body loosens up but today that wasn’t the case at all. I don’t know if I pulled some muscles but my left side was feeling pretty bad. I kept trying to go through it but it wasn’t feeling any better. If anything, it was feeling worse as the match wore on.”
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