Cologne THC Rot-Weiss remains unbeaten: dramatic points in the Bundesliga!

Cologne THC Rot-Weiss remains unbeaten: dramatic points in the Bundesliga!

Kölner THC Stadion Rot-Weiss, Köln, Deutschland - The tennis season is in full swing and the Kölner THC Stadion Rot-Weiss currently cuts an impressive figure in the 1. Bundesliga. After three match days, the team can be undefeated on two draws (3: 3) against the TC Bredeney and the acting master TC Großhesselohe look. Team manager Sussan Karimi is enthusiastic about the team spirit and the great audience that cheered on the players.

The team competed against two strong opponents on the first double game day. Despite some tricky situations, such as the defeats of Alejandro Moro Canas, Gregoire Barrere and Jan Choinski against Bredeney, Raphael Collignon was able to win a sensational victory in the top individual against Jan-Lennard Struff. The first double also won Collignon and Matwe Middelkoop, which secured the team an important point.

strong in singles, challenges in double

On Sunday, the Cologne team continued against the defending champion Großhesselohe. After an exciting fight, it was 2: 2 after the singles. Barrere was able to win his single against Cristian Garin, while Justin Engel and Jan Choinski lost. In the crucial double matches, however, the team had to accept some setbacks. Bayreuth’s Dustin Brown and Wesley Koolhof suffered a defeat, while Barrere and Adam Pavlasek triumphed with another victory.

Overall, there are now three draws for the Cologne THC in the current season. The Cologne players show remarkable achievements that are underlined by the current ranking.

look ahead

The next game for the Cologne-based THC is already waiting, because at the weekend the Frankfurter TC Palmengarten on the program. The Cologne team will try to expand their positive balance and hope for the support of their loyal fans.

With sporty ambition and team spirit, the 1st Bundesliga this year is not only a special experience for Cologne players. The league is highly competitive and every point counts. players like Oscar Otte , who describes the league as a team-life The game is just a personal success - it is about cohesion and the common goal of gaining the championship, which makes up the charm of the Bundesliga.