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Legends take center stage at Royal Albert Hall

The event featured the likes of Marat Safin, Tim Henman, Juan Car

Published Dec 04, 2017

Big names of the sport took center stage with Champions Tennis serving as the final event of the ATP Champions Tour. The event, held inside Royal Albert Hall, featured Marat Safin, Tim Henman, Juan Carlos Ferrero, Henri Leconte, Pat Rafter, Xavier Malisse, Greg Rusedski, Mark Philoppoussis, and Mansour Bahrami.

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Taking home the Champions Tennis title was former world No. 1 and 2003 French Open champion Ferrero, who has recently been coaching Alexander Zverev. Ferrer defeated Safin, 6-3, 6-4, to claim the title under the impressive roof of the Royal Albert Hall.

The one-of-a-kind location at the historic Royal Albert Hall has always made Champions Tennis a highlight event to close out the ATP Champions Tour season, with this year being no exception.

It wouldn’t be Champions Tennis and a legends exhibition without the king of the trickshot, Bahrami.

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Bahrami brought his wild bag of tricks to play in London, resulting in hilarious and high quality entertainment.