Como parte de su apoyo continuo para el tenis en todo el mundo, Sportradar ha anunciado una asociación con la Tipsarevic Tennis Academy durante el Eastern European Championship 2020, que se desarrolla en Belgrado, Serbia.
A lo largo de la pandemia, Sportradar ha trabajado en estrecha colaboración con sus socios para recuperar el tenis en vivo y su participación en el Eastern European Championship sigue los éxitos recientes con la talla de Tennis Point Exhibition Series, la serie profesional austriaca y alemana con el número 3 del mundo Dominic Thiem y la International Tennis Series.
Con 352 partidos programados para un período de seis semanas, el torneo es una adición sustancial a la cartera de eventos de tenis de Sportradar. La compañía de datos proporcionará una gama de soluciones de contenido de tenis en vivo directamente desde el evento, incluida la producción de datos para todos los partidos, utilizando el software de recopilación de datos que el árbitro usará para anotar partidos y transmitir datos a Sportradar.
David Lampitt, director gerente de Asociaciones Deportivas de Sportradar, comentó: “Estos últimos meses han resultado ser un desafío para todos en la industria. Hemos recurrido a todos nuestros recursos para apoyar a nuestros socios en el tenis y garantizar que el deporte se regrese de manera segura para que todos lo disfruten”.
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Sportradar adds the Eastern European Championship 2020 to its tennis portfolio
The data company will provide a range of live tennis content solutions directly from the event including the data production for all matches.
As part of its ongoing support for tennis around the world, Sportradar has announced a partnership with the Tipsarevic Tennis Academy for the duration of the Eastern European Championship 2020, which is taking place in Belgrade, Serbia.
Throughout the pandemic Sportradar has worked closely with its partners to bring back live tennis and its involvement in the Eastern European Championship follows recent successes with the likes of the Tennis Point Exhibition Series, the Austrian and German Pro Series featuring world No.3 Dominic Thiem and the International Tennis Series.
With 352 matches scheduled to take place over a six-week period, the Eastern European Championship is a substantial addition to Sportradar’s portfolio of tennis events. The data company will provide a range of live tennis content solutions directly from the event including the data production for all matches, using data collection software which the umpire will use to score matches and transmit data back to Sportradar.
David Lampitt, Managing Director Sport Partnerships at Sportradar, said: “These past few months have proved challenging for everyone in the industry. We’ve drawn on the full breadth of our resources in order to support our partners within tennis and to ensure the sport is brought back safely for everyone to enjoy.”
