By means of Abdellatif Sharaa
KUWAIT: Preliminaries of the Arab Masters Tennis Match will get started these days on the Sheikh Jaber Al-Abdallah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah World Tennis complicated courts. The draw for the one suits happened the day before today at Kuwait Tennis Federation premises within the presence of Deputy Chairman of the Board Abdelsamad Al-Aryan, Secretary Common and Match Director Faleh Al-Otaibi, member of the Board of Arab Tennis Federation Ahmad Al-Hajari from Oman and head of Qatar delegation Ibrahim Al-Khulaifi. The draw was once held underneath the supervision of event referee Abdelraouf Abdelsalam.
The event would be the best possible of 3 units, and all 3 may have a tie damage – whilst the doubles will likely be in two units and in case of a tie, a ten level tie damage will likely be enforced. The draw had Oman’s Abdalla Al-Barwani going through Syria’s Rabei Sleem; Somalia’s Zakaria Aweis going through Mauritania’s Mohamed Stated; Oman’s Muneer Alrawahi going through Saudi Arabia’s Sulaiman Al-Qasem; Lebanon’s Hassan Ibrahim going through Libya’s Ahmad Mouhan and Somalia’s Mahdi Ahmad going through Jordan’s Seif Adas.
The winners of the preliminaries will sign up for the principle draw, whilst Kuwait avid gamers will get started their competitions in the principle draw of the Arab Masters. Essa Qabazard will play Algeria’s Toufik Sahtali, whilst Abdulhameed Joma will look forward to the winner of Alrawahi and Al-Qasem’s fit. Bader Antar will face Jordan’s Mousa AlKotop; Talal Antar will face Libya’s Mohamed Al-Mehdi and Ali Al-Shatti will face Egypt’s Amr Mohamed.
Saudi participant Sulaiman Al-Qasem lauded the organizers of the Masters event. “We are hoping the event will see prime technical requirements. Such event will at all times reinforce brotherly family members between contributors. Sheikh Jaber Al-Abdallah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah World Tennis Advanced is state of the art and will likely be crucial vacation spot for the most productive avid gamers of the sector in few years,” he mentioned.
