kskate2 said:Tiriac has his hands in another tourney?
kskate2 said:Tiriac has his hands in another tourney?
herios said:kskate2 said:Tiriac has his hands in another tourney?
Yes, he does. He is a very wealthy man, with fingers in many places. This one in Bucharest, he owns it together with Nastase and a bank, BRD (Romanian Development Bank).
I just went to read an article in romanian, where he mentioned in a conference press this week that this is his last year to be involved with the Bucharest Open, next year he steps back and leaves his share to his son, Ion Alexandru Tiriac.
Perhaps you didn't know, Tiriac also leased the "Dubai Open" for 10 years until 2012.
kskate2 said:Tiriac has his hands in another tourney?
Yes, he does. He is a very wealthy man, with fingers in many places. This one in Bucharest, he owns it together with Nastase and a bank, BRD (Romanian Development Bank).
I just went to read an article in romanian, where he mentioned in a conference press this week that this is his last year to be involved with the Bucharest Open, next year he steps back and leaves his share to his son, Ion Alexandru Tiriac.
Perhaps you didn't know, Tiriac also leased the "Dubai Open" for 10 years until 2012.
nehmeth said:Mastoor said:I hope Tipsa won't choke again. He is in depression for some time but I hope he may start winning again, there in Romania.
On the other board the one thread asked for predictions of who would drop out of the top ten in 2013. Just about everyone picked Tipsy. He's in real danger of proving them right.
kskate2 said:herios said:kskate2 said:Tiriac has his hands in another tourney?
Yes, he does. He is a very wealthy man, with fingers in many places. This one in Bucharest, he owns it together with Nastase and a bank, BRD (Romanian Development Bank).
I just went to read an article in romanian, where he mentioned in a conference press this week that this is his last year to be involved with the Bucharest Open, next year he steps back and leaves his share to his son, Ion Alexandru Tiriac.
Perhaps you didn't know, Tiriac also leased the "Dubai Open" for 10 years until 2012.
kskate2 said:Tiriac has his hands in another tourney?
Yes, he does. He is a very wealthy man, with fingers in many places. This one in Bucharest, he owns it together with Nastase and a bank, BRD (Romanian Development Bank).
I just went to read an article in romanian, where he mentioned in a conference press this week that this is his last year to be involved with the Bucharest Open, next year he steps back and leaves his share to his son, Ion Alexandru Tiriac.
Perhaps you didn't know, Tiriac also leased the "Dubai Open" for 10 years until 2012.
No. I wasn't aware of Dubai only his involvement w/ Madrid.
herios said:kskate2 said:herios said:kskate2 said:Tiriac has his hands in another tourney?
Yes, he does. He is a very wealthy man, with fingers in many places. This one in Bucharest, he owns it together with Nastase and a bank, BRD (Romanian Development Bank).
I just went to read an article in romanian, where he mentioned in a conference press this week that this is his last year to be involved with the Bucharest Open, next year he steps back and leaves his share to his son, Ion Alexandru Tiriac.
Perhaps you didn't know, Tiriac also leased the "Dubai Open" for 10 years until 2012.
kskate2 said:Tiriac has his hands in another tourney?
Yes, he does. He is a very wealthy man, with fingers in many places. This one in Bucharest, he owns it together with Nastase and a bank, BRD (Romanian Development Bank).
I just went to read an article in romanian, where he mentioned in a conference press this week that this is his last year to be involved with the Bucharest Open, next year he steps back and leaves his share to his son, Ion Alexandru Tiriac.
Perhaps you didn't know, Tiriac also leased the "Dubai Open" for 10 years until 2012.
No. I wasn't aware of Dubai only his involvement w/ Madrid.
And I remebered one more thing, Tiriac is also the co-owner of a new 250 clay event, starting this season, in Dusseldorf.
This new tourney will replace the World team event on clay in the same town, which was always scheduled right before RG.
The event was sold to Tiriac and Rainer Schuttler, after Rainer retired last year.
nehmeth said:Mastoor said:I hope Tipsa won't choke again. He is in depression for some time but I hope he may start winning again, there in Romania.
On the other board the one thread asked for predictions of who would drop out of the top ten in 2013. Just about everyone picked Tipsy. He's in real danger of proving them right.
Mastoor said:herios said:kskate2 said:herios said:kskate2 said:Tiriac has his hands in another tourney?
Yes, he does. He is a very wealthy man, with fingers in many places. This one in Bucharest, he owns it together with Nastase and a bank, BRD (Romanian Development Bank).
I just went to read an article in romanian, where he mentioned in a conference press this week that this is his last year to be involved with the Bucharest Open, next year he steps back and leaves his share to his son, Ion Alexandru Tiriac.
Perhaps you didn't know, Tiriac also leased the "Dubai Open" for 10 years until 2012.
kskate2 said:Tiriac has his hands in another tourney?
Yes, he does. He is a very wealthy man, with fingers in many places. This one in Bucharest, he owns it together with Nastase and a bank, BRD (Romanian Development Bank).
I just went to read an article in romanian, where he mentioned in a conference press this week that this is his last year to be involved with the Bucharest Open, next year he steps back and leaves his share to his son, Ion Alexandru Tiriac.
Perhaps you didn't know, Tiriac also leased the "Dubai Open" for 10 years until 2012.
No. I wasn't aware of Dubai only his involvement w/ Madrid.
And I remebered one more thing, Tiriac is also the co-owner of a new 250 clay event, starting this season, in Dusseldorf.
This new tourney will replace the World team event on clay in the same town, which was always scheduled right before RG.
The event was sold to Tiriac and Rainer Schuttler, after Rainer retired last year.
So beside Madrid and Bucurest he owns Dueseldorf and he also had Dubai in past. That's all very impressive.
I saw you called him wealthy, but being a billionaire, Tiriac is much more than wealthy, he is filthy rich.
nehmeth said:Mastoor said:I hope Tipsa won't choke again. He is in depression for some time but I hope he may start winning again, there in Romania.
On the other board the one thread asked for predictions of who would drop out of the top ten in 2013. Just about everyone picked Tipsy. He's in real danger of proving them right.
It seems likely to happen but I hope he will prove them wrong. It would be typical of him if he does that in the very last moment.
Front242 said:Good to see Rosol doing well. In a 250 final now. Hope he wins it. Quite a one sided scoreline against Simon who is pretty good on clay.
herios said:Monfils entered in this event for the first time, getting a WC (he is now ranked 105). Unfortunately, he lasted only 1 1/2 matches, after defeating Volandri, he retired today against Brands, at 6-7, 0-2.
I am wondering will he ever be healthy again to last a season?
Moxie629 said:herios said:Monfils entered in this event for the first time, getting a WC (he is now ranked 105). Unfortunately, he lasted only 1 1/2 matches, after defeating Volandri, he retired today against Brands, at 6-7, 0-2.
I am wondering will he ever be healthy again to last a season?
Clearly I haven't been paying enough attention, but am I the only one who is shocked to realize that Monfils is now ranked 105? Wow.
Front242 said:Moxie629 said:herios said:Monfils entered in this event for the first time, getting a WC (he is now ranked 105). Unfortunately, he lasted only 1 1/2 matches, after defeating Volandri, he retired today against Brands, at 6-7, 0-2.
I am wondering will he ever be healthy again to last a season?
Clearly I haven't been paying enough attention, but am I the only one who is shocked to realize that Monfils is now ranked 105? Wow.
It's lousy alright. He's constantly injured. From world number 7 in 2011 back to this is terrible. And this after declaring himself 100% healthy for this first time in ages just a few weeks ago. Such a shame. Good to see Rosol in his first ever ATP final. Hope he wins tomorrow. Missed the match against Simon but he got handily beaten by Rosol.
Sundaymorningguy said:Congrats to Mr Rosol on his first tournament win !!!
britbox said:Sundaymorningguy said:Congrats to Mr Rosol on his first tournament win !!!
Agreed, a dominant display. Rosol has had a good year.
Broken_Shoelace said:britbox said:Sundaymorningguy said:Congrats to Mr Rosol on his first tournament win !!!
Agreed, a dominant display. Rosol has had a good year.
Never heard of him.