UNICEF Open

ATP World Tour 250 Tennis Tournament - s Hertogenbosch - The Netherlands

A Crucial Grass-Court Stop
The UNICEF Open is just one of five ATP World Tour events played on grass, and hosts both the men's and women's tours in the week prior to Wimbledon. A pair of Dutchmen have titled at this tournament, with Richard Krajicek triumphing in 1994 and '97 and Sjeng Schalken clinching back-to-back wins in 2002-03.

Name: UNICEF Open
Category: ATP World Tour 250
Place: 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands
Date: 17.06.2012-23.06.2012
Draw Size: S-32 D-16
Surface: Grass
Prize Money: € 398,250
Total Financial Commitment: € 450,000

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Who Played

Facts & Figures

Dodig Denied - Ivan Dodig was looking to win his second career ATP World Tour title after triumphing at Zagreb in February. "He was much better today on the court and he deserved to win," said the 26 year old.

Baghdatis Foiled - On his 26th birthday Marcos Baghdatis began the day by beating Denis Gremelmayr in the quarter-finals, but the Cypriot came unstuck against Ivan Dodig in the semi-finals later in the day.

Unhappy Debut - Top seed Nicolas Almagro was dumped out in the first round by Germany's Michael Berrer on his debut in 's-Hertogenbosch. It was just the Spaniard's third first-round loss of the season.

Draws & Order of Play

Fit-Again Tursunov Triumphs
Former Top 20 player Dmitry Tursunov won his first ATP World Tour title since June 2009 as he defeated Ivan Dodig 6-3, 6-2 in the final of the UNICEF Open. The Russian had been sidelined for much of the past two years, after undergoing three ankle surgeries. His last ATP World Tour title had also come on grass, in Eastbourne (d. Dancevic) in 2009. He improved to a 7-2 record in ATP World Tour finals.

Draws and Order of Play

Singles
Doubles
Qualifying Singles

Past Results
2011 Seeds
Points & Prize Money

Past Champions

Year	Draws	Singles	Doubles
2011	S\|D	Dmitry Tursunov	Daniele Bracciali / Frantisek Cermak
2010	S\|D	Sergiy Stakhovsky	Robert Lindstedt / Horia Tecau
2009	S\|D	Benjamin Becker	Wesley Moodie / Dick Norman
2008	S\|D	David Ferrer	Mario Ancic / Jurgen Melzer
2007	S\|D	Ivan Ljubicic	Jeff Coetzee / Rogier Wassen
2006	S\|D	Mario Ancic	Martin Damm / Leander Paes
2005	S\|D	Mario Ancic	Cyril Suk / Pavel Vizner
2004	S\|D	Michael Llodra	Martin Damm / Cyril Suk
2003	S\|D	Sjeng Schalken	Martin Damm / Cyril Suk
2002	S\|D	Sjeng Schalken	Martin Damm / Cyril Suk
2001	S\|D	Lleyton Hewitt	Paul Haarhuis / Sjeng Schalken
2000	S\|D	Patrick Rafter	Martin Damm / Cyril Suk
1999	S\|D	Patrick Rafter	Leander Paes / Jan Siemerink
1998	S\|D	Patrick Rafter	Guillaume Raoux / Jan Siemerink
1997	S\|D	Richard Krajicek	Jacco Eltingh / Paul Haarhuis
1996	S\|D	Richey Reneberg	Paul Kilderry / Pavel Vizner
1995	S\|D	Karol Kucera	Richard Krajicek / Jan Siemerink
1994	S\|D	Richard Krajicek	Stephen Noteboom / Fernon Wibier
1993	S\|D	Arnaud Boetsch	Patrick McEnroe / Jonathan Stark
1992	S\|D	Michael Stich	Jim Grabb / Richey Reneberg
1991	S\|D	Christian Saceanu	Hendrik Jan Davids / Paul Haarhuis
1990	S\|D	Amos Mansdorf	Jakob Hlasek / Michael Stich

Singles Players

#	Player	W-L	Best Finish
1	Nicolas Almagro (ESP)	0-1	R32-'11
2	Marcos Baghdatis (CYP)	7-4	S-'11,06
3	Xavier Malisse (BEL)	8-3	S-'11,10
4	Ivan Dodig (CRO)	4-1	F-'11
5	Jarkko Nieminen (FIN)	1-2	R16-'11
6	Adrian Mannarino (FRA)	0-1	R32-'11
7	Jeremy Chardy (FRA)	2-3	Q-'09
8	Daniel Gimeno-Traver (ESP)	0-2	R32-'11,09

Doubles Players

#	Player	W-L	Best Finish
1	Bhupathi / Paes	3-1	F-'08
2	Lindstedt / Tecau	7-1	W-'10
3	Butorac / Rojer	1-1	Q-'11
4	Moodie / Norman	6-2	W-'09

Points/Prize Money (Singles)

	Points	Prize €
W	250	68,220
F	150	35,920
SF	90	19,460
QF	45	11,085
R16	20	6,530
R32	0	3,870
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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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