Peugeot Tiebreak Shoot Out: Tomorrow in Kitzbühel it's all about everything
At the Peugeot Tiebreak Shoot Out, the finalists have been determined: Lukas Baumgartner from Upper Austria will play against Arian Hodzic on Sunday for a Peugeot 2008 SUV GT Line.
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last edit: Sep 12, 2020, 06:16 pm
The grounds of the Kitzbühel Tennis Club are not quite as full these days as in the previous tournament weeks of the Generali Open, for obvious reasons. However, the participants in the Peugeot tie-break shoot-out are indispensable - and the tournament director Claus Lippert, who will also give amateur tennis a lot of momentum in 2020.
This was also the case on the semi-final Saturday of the Generali Open 2020, on which the 16 remaining participants in the shoot-out met to determine the two finalists: Lukas Baumgartner from Upper Austria and Arian Hodzic from Vorarlberg became. Baumgartner set an all-time record and won his semifinals with 21:19.
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Tournament director Lippert, who also operates the digital scoreboard for the livestream on Facebook, was very satisfied with the entire event. A total of 1,020 participants applied for the winning car, a Peugeot 2008 SUV GT Line. Despite the corona crisis.
The newly introduced double competition was equally well received, with two Peugeot Django scooters waiting for the winners. The finals are to be played tomorrow before and between the double and single final of the Generali Open 2020.
Last year's winner Manuel Kreidl from Schwaz was unable to defend his title due to scheduling reasons, but has announced that he will attack again next year. Lippert was also particularly pleased with the playful range of the round of 16: From a low ITN around 3.2 it went up to 9.6 - a sign that with the special handicap system all players have a chance of victory .