Home
Tennis
Kevin Anderson in the first round-robin match at the Nitto ATP World Tour Finals 2018, London
Kevin Anderson in the first round-robin match at the Nitto ATP World Tour Finals 2018, London | (Photo by Fred Lee/Getty Images)

ATP Pune Tata Open Maharashtra 2019 | Latest Tennis Schedules & Draws

Britwatch Team
Tennis

By Britwatch Team

  • Top Seeds: Kevin Anderson, Hyeon Chung, Gilles Simon, Malek Jaziri
  • Defending Champion: Gilles Simon
  • CLICK our featured players for stats from TennisAbstract
PUNE, INDIA – After a successful taking-over from the former Chennai tournament, Kevin Anderson leads the field with defending champion Gilles Simon also in the mix.

 

-Travel to your favourite tournaments and sporting events with Expedia-

Don’t just read about it, travel to some of the best tournaments and sporting events in the world. Book your flights, hotels and car hire from Expedia

[table “ADExpedia” not found /]

 

Tournament Fast Facts

Level ATP 250
Surface Hard (O)
Singles Draw 32
Doubles Draw 16
Prize Money $589,680
Tournament Website Facebook
Twitter Instagram
Top seeds [1] Kevin Anderson

[2] Hyeon Chung

[3] Gilles Simon

[4] Malek Jaziri

[5] Benoit Paire

[6] Roberto Carballes Baena

[7] Jaume Munar

[8] Pablo Andujar
Top Half [1] Kevin Anderson

[7] Jaume Munar

[3] Gilles Simon

[5] Benoit Paire
Bottom Half [6] Roberto Carballes Baena

[4] Malek Jaziri

[8] Pablo Andujar

[2] Hyeon Chung

 

Draw & Results

Tournament Website
Order of Play
Singles
Doubles
Qualifying

 

-Latest player gear | Pro:Direct Tennis Shop-

Buy the latest gear from the top players from the Pro:Direct Tennis Shop and check out their 80% off sale on selected tennis equipment now on

[table “ADPDAll” not found /]

 

[1] Kevin Anderson

Following on from a decent debut at the ATP Finals, Anderson started the year with a run to the Mubadala World Tennis Championship finals and comes here as top seed with high hopes of starting the year with silverware.

Anderson’s Path to the Final (Ranking/Seeding)

  • R1: BYE
  • R2: Laslo Djere
  • QF: Jaume Munar [7]
  • SF: Gilles Simon [3]
  • F: Hyeon Chung [2]

 

[2] Hyeon Chung

Hyeon Chung in the fourth round of the Australian Open, 2018 | (Photo by XIN LI/Getty Images)

After creating a storm in Australia, reaching the semi-finals, injuries bookend his year – horrific blisters which caused him to retire in his Melbourne semi-final and at the end of the year having to retire in the Stockholm semi-final and closing out his season early. He too started his season in Mubadala for early season form.

Chung’s Path to the Final (Ranking/Seeding)

  • R1: BYE
  • R2: Ernests Gulbis
  • QF: Pablo Andujar [8]
  • SF: Malek Jaziri [4]
  • F: Kevin Anderson [1]

 

-Viagogo Tennis Tickets-

Search Viagogo for tennis tickets for upcoming tournaments

[table “ADTenTix” not found /]

 

[3] Gilles Simon

Embed from Getty Images

The persistent Frenchman returns to try and defend his title from the inaugural running of the Pune tournament.

Simon’s Path to the Final (Ranking/Seeding)

  • R1: BYE
  • R2: Hubert Hurkacz
  • QF: Benoit Paire [5]
  • SF: Kevin Anderson [1]
  • F: Hyeon Chung [2]

 

[4] Malek Jaziri

Embed from Getty Images

Made his first ATP World Tour final last year, and picked up some solid results last year, with a career high of No. 45 in November.

Jaziri’s Path to the Final (Ranking/Seeding)

  • R1: BYE
  • R2: Marcel Granollers
  • QF: Roberto Carballes Baena [6]
  • SF: Hyeon Chung [2]
  • F: Kevin Anderson [1]

 

How to Watch/Follow the Tata Open Maharashtra

TV Not televised
Live Streaming TennisTV (Subscription Required)

Click to sign up to Amazon Prime for the Tata Open Maharashtra
Point by Point LiveScore

 

The Tata Open Maharashtra takes place between 31 December – 5 January (+5:30 hours)

 

-Connected Clubs-

Shop at Connected Clubs for a vast range in tennis equipment and training aids to help improve your tennis.