The Manama Open Tennis Championship, organized by the Bahrain Tennis Federation and whose matches are held on the courts of the Public Security Officers Club, witnessed exciting results in the quarter-finals, as the matches of this round resulted in the elimination of the first and second seeds in the tournament, while the results of this round indicate an intense semi-final between the four players who confirmed their worth in reaching this round through the wonderful levels they presented during the previous tournament rounds. The Bulgarian player Pyotr Nesterov, seeded fifth in the tournament, recorded the most prominent event in the quarter-finals with his exciting victory over the British first seed. Giles Hussey was eliminated from the tournament, where he was able to defeat him with scores of 6/0, 4/6 and 6/2. Nesterov performed amazingly in the first set, but Hussey was able to regain his balance in the second set. However, Nesterov came back to win in the third set after a very competitive match. In another surprise, the Spanish player Ivan Morero qualified after his decisive victory over the second seed in the tournament, Uzbek Sergei Fomin, as the match ended with a score of 6/2 and 6/2 in favor of The Spanish player gave a strong performance in which he proved that he is one of the most prominent players in the tournament. The Spanish player Morero used various strategies in the game, which made him completely control the course of the match.
Unlike the previous two matches, the Polish player Olaf Byzkowski did not find much difficulty in crossing into the semi-finals after his convincing victory over the Frenchman Nicolas Jadon with a score of 6/2 and 6/1, as Byzkowski performed wonderfully during the match, and demonstrated his superior skills in controlling the ball and the ability to read his opponent’s movements. The match started with great enthusiasm, as Jadon tried to impose his playing style from the beginning, but Byzkowski had another opinion, taking advantage of his speed and accuracy in serving, which made him excel in points. The decisive match. In the last match of the quarter-finals, German Nino Ehrenschneider scored a difficult and exciting victory over Georgian Alexander Bakshi, taking him to the semi-finals of the tournament. The German player decided the match in his favor in two sets to one, with results of 4/6, 6/0 and 6/3. In the doubles tournament, the pair consisting of Uzbek Sergey Fomin and Russian Daniil Golubev reached the final match of the tournament by defeating the Russian duo Timofey Deripasco and Italian Lorenzo Loroyo with a score of 1/6, 6/4 and 10/5 in the semi-final match. In the other semi-final match, the Spanish duo Ivan Morero and Latvian Carles Ozolins rose to face the duo Fomin and Golubev in the final match, after… They defeated the German duo, Maximilian Homberg, and the British duo, Stevens, with a score of 6/1 and 7/6 (4).
