Half a century of great tennis · AZS Poznań clay courts
Chukanov / Revenko
Fays / 
Meacci [2]
E. MeszarosovaS. Oliveriusova [2]
D. Sapic [3]
N. Shibani [4]
Hermanns / Nykyforuk [1]
Chen / Chiang [2]
Kasperski / PlenkiewiczFays / Meacci [2]Janusz / SikoraChen / Chiang [2]Hermanns / Nykyforuk [1]
Kotamaki / TuominenK. FilipovaS. Oliveriusova [2]
Y. Zhanatayeva [6]E. MeszarosovaChukanov / Revenko
Charnyshou / Makhanov [3]N. Shibani [4]
J. VasquezM. Meacci [5]D. Sapic [3]Full schedule of all matches with results
Court-by-court schedule for each day
Full entry list with ITF ranking
The best shots from every day of the tournament.
No matches scheduled for this day.
No matches scheduled for this day.
The anniversary poster blends a watercolour portrait of Wojciech Fibak with the red-and-white energy of the court. It is a tribute to the tournament's patron and to five decades of great tennis on the AZS Poznań courts. Wojciech Fibak is one of the most famous Polish tennis players in history — among other achievements an Australian Open finalist and winner of the doubles Masters.
Sunday brought the seven-day jubilee edition of the Wojciech Fibak Grand Prix to a close. Four finals produced four titles and six national flags on the trophies — Serbian, Czech, Danish, Ukrainian, Belgian and Italian.
Saturday was meant to conclude the girls’ doubles competition and complete the line-up of finalists. It only partially succeeded. Seven of the nine scheduled matches were completed before rain arrived over the AZS courts and brought play to a halt.
Friday brought another scorching day at the AZS courts and was the first day of the tournament devoted entirely to quarterfinals.
