HCOB again partner of the largest German tennis tournament “Hamburg European Open”
Hamburg Commercial Bank AG (HCOB) is extending its sponsorship of the Hamburg European Open and is thus one of the most important partners of Germany’s largest tennis tournament for the third year. Over nine days, from July 16th to 24th 2022, numerous Hamburg residents and tennis-loving guests from all over the world will once again experience top tennis at Hamburg’s Rothenbaum this summer.
“It’s great to see the world’s tennis elite playing at our home location. Thanks to the dedicated organizers, this year the stars of the women’s and men’s tour will even compete in their matches in the same tournament week. This is a special feature that is unique in Germany and has not been seen in Hamburg for decades,” said Stefan Ermisch, CEO of Hamburg Commercial Bank. HCOB’s branding will once again be seen on the benches for the tennis pros on Center Court and Match Court 1.
“Hamburg Commercial Bank is sponsoring the Hamburg European Open for the third time this year. This is a great confirmation for us and at the same time a sign of the bank’s deep commitment to Hamburg,” said Tournament Director Sandra Reichel. “We are very pleased about the continuation of this partnership.”
Advance ticket sale for the 116th Rothenbaum Tournament, where last year’s finalist Andrea Petkovic will once again take on the role of tournament ambassador, have already begun. Tickets for the clay court classic are available via ticket hotline +49 1806-991175 and at the online ticket store on the tournament homepage www.hamburg-open.com.
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