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Heineken Open

The Pride Of New Zealand
The Heineken Open is the biggest men’s professional sporting event in New Zealand, held in Auckland since 1956. Played in the week prior to the Australian Open, the ATP World Tour 250 event is a crucial stop in preparation for the year's first Grand Slam tournament. David Ferrer won the Auckland title in 2011, and went on to reach the Melbourne semi-finals.

Name: Heineken Open
Category: ATP World Tour 250
Place: Auckland, New Zealand
Date: 07.01.2013-12.01.2013
Draw Size: S-28 D-16
Surface: Hard
Prize Money: 398,250
: 450,000
Ticket Hotline: +64/9-373-3623 (ext 6)

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Who Played

Facts & Figures

Rochus Reaches Final - Olivier Rochus beat Thomaz Bellucci and Philipp Kohlschreiber en route to his 10th ATP World Tour final (2-8 lifetime). His last title came at 2006 Munich.

Verdasco Beaten By Ferrer - Fernando Verdasco, one of seven Spaniards in the main draw, reached the semi-finals on his Auckland debut, losing to compatriot David Ferrer 6-3, 6-4.

Former Champion Impresses - Philipp Kohlschreiber, the 2008 champion (d. Ferrero), sunk second seed Nicolas Almagro 7-6(5), 6-4 in the quarter-finals. He fell to Olivier Rochus and has a 19-6 event record.

Draws & Order of Play

Ferrer Completes Title Treble
World No. 5 David Ferrer joined Roy Emerson (1960, '65-67) and Onny Parun (1973, '75-76) as the only three-time titlists at the Heineken Open when the Spaniard beat Olivier Rochus of Belgium 6-3, 6-4 to win his 12th ATP World Tour trophy.

Draws and Order of Play

Singles
Doubles
Qualifying Singles

Past Results
2012 Seeds
Points & Prize Money

Past Champions

Year	Draws	Singles	Doubles
2012	S\|D	David Ferrer	Oliver Marach / Alexander Peya
2011	S\|D	David Ferrer	Marcel Granollers / Tommy Robredo
2010	S\|D	John Isner	Marcus Daniell / Horia Tecau
2009	S\|D	Juan Martin Del Potro	Martin Damm / Robert Lindstedt
2008	S\|D	Philipp Kohlschreiber	Luis Horna / Juan Monaco
2007	S\|D	David Ferrer	Jeff Coetzee / Rogier Wassen
2006	S\|D	Jarkko Nieminen	Andrei Pavel / Rogier Wassen
2005	S\|D	Fernando Gonzalez	Yves Allegro / Michael Kohlmann
2004	S\|D	Dominik Hrbaty	Mahesh Bhupathi / Fabrice Santoro
2003	S\|D	Gustavo Kuerten	David Adams / Robbie Koenig
2002	S\|D	Greg Rusedski	Jonas Bjorkman / Todd Woodbridge
2001	S\|D	Dominik Hrbaty	Marius Barnard / Jim Thomas
2000	S\|D	Magnus Norman	Ellis Ferreira / Rick Leach
1999	S\|D	Sjeng Schalken	Jeff Tarango / Daniel Vacek
1998	S\|D	Marcelo Rios	Patrick Galbraith / Brett Steven
1997	S\|D	Jonas Bjorkman	Ellis Ferreira / Patrick Galbraith
1996	S\|D	Jiri Novak	Marcos Ondruska / Jack Waite
1995	S\|D	Thomas Enqvist	Grant Connell / Patrick Galbraith
1994	S\|D	Magnus Gustafsson	Patrick McEnroe / Jared Palmer
1993	S\|D	Alexander Volkov	Grant Connell / Patrick Galbraith
1992	S\|D	Jaime Yzaga	Wayne Ferreira / Jim Grabb
1991	S\|D	Karel Novacek	Sergio Casal / Emilio Sanchez
1990	S\|D	Scott Davis	Kelly Jones / Robert Van't Hof
1989	S\|D	Ramesh Krishnan	Steve Guy / Shuzo Matsuoka
1988	S\|D	Amos Mansdorf	Marty Davis / Tim Pawsat
1987	S\|D	Miloslav Mecir Sr.	Kelly Jones / Brad Pearce
1986	S\|D	Mark Woodforde	Broderick Dyke / Wally Masur
1985	S\|D	Chris Lewis (NZL)	John Fitzgerald / Chris Lewis (NZL)
1984	S\|D	Danny Saltz	Brian Levine / John Van Nostrand
1983	S\|D	John Alexander	Chris Lewis (NZL) / Russell Simpson
1982	S\|D	Tim Wilkison	Andrew Jarrett / Jonathan Smith
1981	S\|D	Bill Scanlon	Ferdi Taygan / Tim Wilkison
1980	S\|D	John Sadri	Peter Feigl / Rod Frawley
1979	S\|D	Tim Wilkison	Bernard Mitton / Kim Warwick
1977	S\|D	Vijay Amritraj	Chris Lewis (NZL) / Russell Simpson
1976	S\|D	Onny Parun
1975	S\|D	Onny Parun	Bob Carmichael / Ray Ruffels
1974	S\|D	Bjorn Borg
1971	S\|D	Bob Carmichael	Bob Carmichael / Ray Ruffels

Singles Players

#	Player	W-L	Best Finish
1	David Ferrer (ESP)	20-5	W-'12,11,07
2	Nicolas Almagro (ESP)	6-6	S-'11
3	Fernando Verdasco (ESP)	2-1	S-'12
4	Juan Ignacio Chela (ARG)	6-5	S-'05
5	Kevin Anderson (RSA)	0-2	R32-'12,11
6	Thomaz Bellucci (BRA)	4-3	Q-'11
7	Donald Young (USA)	0-1	R32-'12
8	Philipp Kohlschreiber (GER)	19-6	W-'08

Doubles Players

#	Player	W-L	Best Finish
1	Marach / Peya	3-0	W-'12
2	Butorac / Soares	2-1	S-'12
3	Cermak / Polasek	3-1	F-'12
4	Gonzalez / Kas	1-1	Q-'12

Points/Prize Money (Singles)

	Points
W	250	71,900
F	150	37,860
SF	90	20,510
QF	45	11,685
R16	20	6,885
R28	0	4,080
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Q	12
Q3	6	660
Q2	0	315
Q1	0	0

Points/Prize Money (Doubles)

	Points
W	250	21,800
F	150	11,480
SF	90	6,220
QF	45	3,560
R16		2,090
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