Businessman Christer Gardell’s much-discussed contribution of 100 million kronor (about $9.5 million) to Swedish tennis is becoming a reality. The first payment of 20 million kronor (about $1.9 million) will be made in October. “I’ve been waiting a long time for us to be able to look ahead,” says Ulf Rosberg, chairman of the Swedish Tennis Association, to TT.
SportsFinancier Christer Gardell and Ulf Rosberg did nothing punishable when they helped the Swedish Tennis Association get a new board this spring. This is announced by the Swedish Sports Board (Rin) after its review of the case.
SportsThe tennis elite is coming to Gothenburg. For the first time in 18 years, the Davis Cup will be played in the city. On September 12-13, Sweden will meet Tunisia at the Partille Arena, where the winner will qualify for the Davis Cup qualifying round next year.
SportsAndré Göransson makes a success in Australian Open. For the first time, he is in a Grand Slam semifinal. It feels unreal, says the Swede after the doubles victory against the tournament's top-seeded pair.
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