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Tecnifibre organized a press conference last saturday near Roland Garros for journalists from all over the world who wanted to know more about the values of the brand and players' material. Fernando Verdasco, Marcos Baghdatis and Gisela Dulko were there to talk about it. Some good young players under contract have played with the pros after the interviews. Thank's to the players and all people who came.
Janko Tipsarevic had to fight against A. Montanes to reach the 2nd round yesterday at Roland Garros. Janko lost the 1st set before defeating his opponent 3/6 7/6 7/6 6/4. Janko plays with Tecnifibre T-Fight 325 V02 Max and BlackCode string.
Tecnifibre decided to launch the 1st competition racket for women, the Rebound Pro. A trendy cosmetic for girls who want to play their best tennis with a fashionable racket. Our best female player, G. Dulko won her first match yesterday at Roland Garros playing with it. Try it now and don't forget to take the Rebound bag with!
If you are lucky to come in Paris this year for the French Open, you will discover the 1st booth dedicated to women ever. TECNIFIBRE proposes many frames and bags for women with fashionable cosmetics. Rebound program rules! Very trendy products from the parisian brand. A pink booth you have to see!
Two of the Tecnifibre players advanced yesterday to Roland Garros 2nd round. Gisela Dulko and Fernando Verdasco didn't have any problems to win their matchs. Spaniard guy defeated frenchman Serra in straight sets 6/2 6/1 6/4 while Gisela upset austrian Paszek 6/1 6/3.
This year again,Tecnifibre was the official stringer in Dusseldorf for the World Team Cup, the event which give the possibilty for all players to prepare before Roland Garros. Thank's to Mark Maslowski who organized the service there for the brand.
Fernando Verdasco is playing Rafael Nadal for the second consecutive week after his loss in Rome. Big match for our Tecnifibre player who will try to beat for the first time the number 1 the world.
Tecnifibre player Timea Babos, Hungary’s World Number 3 in the Junior rankings, celebrated her 16th birthday with victory in the singles final of a $10,000 tournament in Edinburgh, Scotland. En route to the final, Babos rather comfortably swept aside all who opposed her on court in straight sets, including a semi final win over 7th seed, Volha Duko from Belarus. In the final she took on Britain’s Naomi Broady, the tournament’s No. 1 seeded player and looked to be on course for yet another straight sets victory when she took the opening set 64. Broady, however, fought back to level the match with a 7-3 tiebreak success in the second set. With both players now just one set away from victory another very close set was played out and was eventually won by Babos 10-8 on a tiebreak. Babos’ 64 67(3) 76(8) win in this final, which was held up on several occasions due to rain, gave her a first career singles title on the ITF Pro Circuit in what was only her second professional tournament.
Timea plays with Tecnifibre T-Fight 295 V02 Max racket.
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