BRD Nastase Tiriac Trophy

ATP World Tour 250 Tennis Tournament - BCR Open Romania Bucharest Romania

BRD Nastase Tiriac Trophy Integral Part Of Bustling Bucharest
Located in south-east Romania, Bucharest is the nation's capital city and industrial and commercial centre. The Palace of the Parliament is the largest building in Europe and the second largest in the world. The ATP World Tour 250 tournament, held since 1993, changed its name to the BRD Nastase Tiriac Trophy in 2011 in honour of its two iconic ambassadors Ilie Nastase and Ion Tiriac.

Name: BRD Nastase Tiriac Trophy
Category: ATP World Tour 250
Place: Bucharest, Romania
Date: 23.04.2012-29.04.2012
Draw Size: S-28 D-16
Surface: Clay
Prize Money: € 398,250
Total Financial Commitment: € 450,000
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Facts & Figures

Andujar Denied Again - For the second year in a row, Pablo Andujar lost out in the Bucharest final. A year earlier he was beaten in his first ATP World Tour final by Juan Ignacio Chela. He dropped to a 1-3 finals mark.

Home Favourite Ousted - Bucharest native Victor Hanescu was ousted in the first round of his hometown tournament by Albert Ramos. The 30 year old reached the final in 2007, finishing runner-up to Gilles Simon.

Chela Upset - Top seed and defending champion Juan Ignacio Chela was beaten in the semi-finals by Pablo Andujar, a re-match of the 2010 final. The Argentine had been looking to reach his second final of the season.

Draws & Order of Play

Mayer Clinches First Title
Florian Mayer became the ninth first-time ATP World Tour titlist of the year and the first German to lift silverware at the BRD Nastase Tiriac Trophy. The second seed defeated fourth seed Pablo Andujar of Spain 6-3, 6-1 in 72 minutes to break an 0-4 losing streak in title matches.

Draws and Order of Play

Singles
Doubles
Singles Qualifying

Past Results
2011 Seeds
Points & Prize Money

Past Champions

Year	Draws	Singles	Doubles
2011	S\|D	Florian Mayer	Daniele Bracciali / Potito Starace
2010	S\|D	Juan Ignacio Chela	Juan Ignacio Chela / Lukasz Kubot
2009	S\|D	Albert Montanes	Frantisek Cermak / Michal Mertinak
2008	S\|D	Gilles Simon	Nicolas Devilder / Paul-Henri Mathieu
2007	S\|D	Gilles Simon	Oliver Marach / Michal Mertinak
2006	S\|D	Jurgen Melzer	Mariusz Fyrstenberg / Marcin Matkowski
2005	S\|D	Florent Serra	Jose Acasuso / Sebastian Prieto
2004	S\|D	Jose Acasuso	Lucas Arnold Ker / Mariano Hood
2003	S\|D	David Sanchez	Karsten Braasch / Sargis Sargsian
2002	S\|D	David Ferrer	Jens Knippschild / Peter Nyborg
2001	S\|D	Younes El Aynaoui	Aleksandar Kitinov / Johan Landsberg
2000	S\|D	Juan Balcells	Alberto Martin / Eyal Ran
1999	S\|D	Alberto Martin	Lucas Arnold Ker / Martin Garcia
1998	S\|D	Francisco Clavet	Andrei Pavel / Gabriel Trifu
1997	S\|D	Richard Fromberg	Luis Lobo / Javier Sanchez
1996	S\|D	Alberto Berasategui	David Ekerot / Jeff Tarango
1995	S\|D	Thomas Muster	Mark Keil / Jeff Tarango
1994	S\|D	Franco Davin	Wayne Arthurs / Simon Youl
1993	S\|D	Goran Ivanisevic	Menno Oosting / Libor Pimek

Singles Players

#	Player	W-L	Best Finish
1	Juan Ignacio Chela (ARG)	7-3	W-'10
2	Florian Mayer (GER)	11-5	W-'11
3	Marcel Granollers (ESP)	4-4	S-'10
4	Pablo Andujar (ESP)	8-3	F-'11,10
5	Potito Starace (ITA)	4-8	Q-'10,07
6	Tommy Robredo (ESP)	0-1	R32-'11
7	Andreas Seppi (ITA)	3-5	Q-'11
8	Albert Montanes (ESP)	14-10	W-'09

Doubles Players

#	Player	W-L	Best Finish
1	Lindstedt / Tecau	1-1	Q-'11
2	Cermak / Polasek	2-1	S-'11
3	Bracciali / Starace	5-1	W-'11
4	Knowle / Marrero	3-1	F-'11

Points/Prize Money (Singles)

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