Two tennis finals and intriguing UFC clashes over the weekend!
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The outing of the tennis tournaments in Hamburg and Atlanta are the main focus of the A1 weekend sports program. The ATP 500 Open Tennis Championship, Germany, is the last major European tournament of red courts for the season. For the title in Hamburg favorites are the top three placed - Dominic Thiem, Diego Schwartzman and Pablo Carreno Busta. The semi-finals of the tournament are on Saturday and the big match for the trophy is on Sunday.
One of the first preparatory tournaments before the North American Masters - the one in Atlanta will also set his champion over the weekend. Although it is of the lowest category - ATP 250, many interesting names, including John Isner, Nick Kyrgios, Hyeon Chung and others. The semi-final clashes in Atlanta are on Saturday and the final analyzed by rugby prognosis begins at 23:55 on Sunday night.
After six years of waiting, Calgary`s combat sports fans will again be able to enjoy the spectacular live UFC fights. In the main collision of the gala evening in the Canadian city opposite each other in the octagon, there will be two serious names of lightweight category - Eddie Alvarez and Dustin Poirier. The two contenders will meet for the second time with each other, with the first match officially canceled and the winner not determined.
Other striking clashes in the Canadian city are the battles between Jeremy Stephens and Jose Aldo in the pen category, as well as the women`s match between Joanne Jongeycek and Tisha Torres.
This weekend will be the start of the new Russian Premier League championship. On Saturday, you can enjoy the match between the favorites for the title - Spartak Moscow, welcoming the modest Orenburg team.
On Sunday, the newcomer in the Premier League Enisey Krasnoyarsk welcomes another team with ambitions for a successful season - Zenit St. Petersburg.
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