The players have a smile. The organizers, too. Obviously, the financial impact is not at the height of Roland-Garros, but the emotional impact, this date often expected by dozens of volunteers, is alive and well. This Thursday, the international tennis Federation (ITF) has confirmed that the tournaments in the Future organised in the Big East could well have taken place in their dates.
“It is really very, very happy “, admits to Nicolas Schwartz, director of the step sarregueminoise. “These past few weeks, we didn’t know, either on the side of the players or the organizers, but there it is : it was the good news. “Region with a strong vocation training, the Large Is will therefore rely, in few weeks time, to be the nerve centre of the circuit in the Future, this third division of tennis where hopes are revealed, and the dreams of a very high level build.
Has Forbach September 28
After a first step of the side of Mulhouse ($25,000), on 7 September, the tour will stop for the first time in Moselle, Forbach ($15,000), September 28. Sarreguemines ($15,000), on 26 October, before then of Saint-Dizier ($25,000) and then Villers-lès-Nancy (15 000 dollars) for three further weeks of high-level.
If the ambition is to welcome the public is at the centre of concerns for Nicholas Schwartz, the president sarregueminois, a nurse intensivist in the civil, knows that the event is still too far away to evoke the slightest protocol : “a few weeks ago, I would have said other things… But at the speed we déconfine, it is really difficult to concentrate on anything for the moment. In any case, we would be very careful, that’s for sure. “
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