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The Qatar Tennis Federation is hosting the Qatar ITF Futures tournament from today at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex.
This event is the first of a three-week ITF Men’s Circuit series.
The tournament attracts a large number of players who are seeking to gain more points on the ITF and ATP Tours.
The Qatar Tennis Federation has given four wild cards to national team players Moussa Shanan, Abdallah Shanan, Jassim Zeyara and Abdul Reda.
Saad al-Mohannadi, QTF Executive Director and the Tournament Director, said, “QTF is proud of the continued organisation for the Futures events and we expect high level competitions with the high-ranked players who came to play in Doha from all over the world and we wish our National Team Players can take this chance to achieve successful results during this event.”
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