A vasárnapi döntő elé - egy kis statisztika
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A budapesti GDF SUEZ Grand Prix döntőjében összecsapó Szávay Ágnes és a svájci Patty Schnyder első alkalommal találkozik egymással a WTA tornák során. Bármelyikük is diadalmaskodik, idei első győzelmét aratja.
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Programs

A tribute to József Asbóth

On Sunday, the final day of the GDF Suez Grand Prix, we will pay tribute to the greatest Hungarian male tennis player.

The Center Court of the Romai Tennis Academy will be named after József Asbóth, the only Hungarian player who could win the Roland Garros (1947) and reached the semifinal of Wimbledon (1948)

Please arrive by quarter past two PM the latest so that the ceremony could begin in time.


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Szávay, Bondarenko and Gallovits in the semifinals
Following Friday’s games, three players are already in the semifinal stage of the GDF SUEZ Grand Prix international women’s tennis tournament in Budapest.
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Hungary’s Ágnes Szávay in the semifinal after beating Swiss-Hungarian Tímea Bacsinszky
 
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Szavay struggles to beat Garbin

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Patty Schnyder wins the final match of the day
The 1st seed will face Alisa Kleybanova in the quarterfinal.
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Edina Gallovits ousted 3rd seed Sybille Bammer
Tomorrow's programme include Ági Szávay and Kati Marosi as well.
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Ági, Alisa and Timea in the quarterfinal
Three fantastic matches were held at the GDF Suez Grand Prix.
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Shahar Peer knocks out defending champion Cornet
Interview.
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Tough win for Patty Schnyder after injury
In tennis, you need basically all muscles. Over the week-end, I couldn’t practice – the Swiss player said, pointing at her bandaged left thigh after winning her first round match 7-5, 6-3 against Andrea Petkovic of Germany.
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Peer upsets title holder
Anna Smashnova remains the only player who could defend her title.
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Schnyder survived Petkovic test
1st seeded Patty Schnyder advanced to the 2nd round of DGF-Suez Grand Prix.
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Ági keeps Hungarian hopes alive
All first round singles matches were completed today at the GDF Suez Grand Prix except one, 1st seed Patty Schnyder against Andrea Petkovic.
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Ági won the Hungarian derby
4th seeded Ági Szávay and wild card player Kati Marosi were the highlight of the day.
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Alizé in the second round
2nd seeded French started her title defence campaign in great style.
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A. Bondarenko, Gallovits and Camerin through to 2nd round
Three matches were scheduled for today's programm from the 1st round of the Main Draw.
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Ági and Kati in tomorrow's programme
Last year Alize Cornet became the youngest ever winner of the WTA tournament in Budapest and tomorrow she starts her title defence.
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Qualifying ends
Today started with the four qualifying finals at the GDF Suez Grand Prix, where the only Hungarian still chasing the Main Draw, Reka Jani was playing against Margalita Chakhnashvili from Georgia.
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Qualifying Day 2
Reka Jani won in three sets and plays for the Main Draw tomorrow.
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Qualifying ends, Main Draw starts
Four matches from qualifying remained for today when the Main Draw of GDF Suez Grand Prix starts.
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Qualifying Day 1 ended
Qualifying players have been busy practicing from 8 am, especially the talented young Hungarians who started today's program on Center Court where Agnes Szavay also had a practice session in the morning.
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Hungarian battle in the first round
Alisa Kleybanova, Tony Cho WTA Supervisor and Jeno Marky attended the draw ceremony this afternoon at the GDF Suez Grand Prix.
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Qualifying gets underway
Six Hungarian players will try to qualify themselves to the Main Draw of GDF Suez Grand Prix.
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Makarova and Vinci withdraws
Ekaterina Makarova and Roberta Vinci withdraws from the GDF Suez Grand Prix. Varvara Lepchenko and Maria Elena Camerin moves into the main draw.
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Budapest is the capital of womens tennis next week
„The tournament is running from 1996 when we started with 105.000 $ prize money and this year we offer 220.000 $.”- he followed.

„This attracts a lot of attention from Hungarian and international media as well and I’m happy that we can be a part of the Tour calendar again. The tournament will take place in the brand new and Hungary’s most modern stadium which meets the requirements of the WTA and with GDF Suez we were able to attract many of world’s best players.”
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Yakimova out Koryttseva in
World Nr. 81 Anastasia Yakimova had to withdraw from the GDF Suez Grand Prix due to a low back injury.
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Patty Schnyder to come to Budapest
Great news for all tennis fans! World Nr 22 Patty Schnyder will participate the GDF Suez Budapest Grand Prix!
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Katalin Marosi receives wild card
World ranking 157th Katalin Marosi reached the quarter final last year as a wild card player and this year she has a chance to defend her points again with a wild card after tournament director Jeno Marky decided to give her one of the wild cards.
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Alizé ready to defend title
Singles and doubles title holder world ranking 24th Alizé Cornet returns to the GDF Suez Grand Prix to defend her titles. 
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Strong field at the GDF Suez Grand Prix
Beside title holder Alizé Cornet and home favourite Ági Szávay there are many top players who entered this year's WTA event in Budapest.
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