Last year's German Open produced a champion in Andrey Golubev, the World No. 82 who had no high-level titles to his name before winning in Hamburg. He won a stunning 6-3, 7-5 upset over third see Jurgen Melzer in the final. Even more impressive is the fact that he did not lose a set all week.
The 2009 champion was Nikolay Davydenko, who was eliminated in the third round by eventual champion Golubev. The Russian is back again this year in hopes of a better showing. Ranked No. 29 in the world, Davydenko should enjoy favorable seeding again this year.
Gael Monfils has reached the third round of Wimbledon and helped France to the Davis Cup quarter-finals in 2011. He's the highest ranked player in the tournament at No. 7 and should be a solid bet throughout.
Philipp Kohlschreiber is the highest ranked German playing in the tournament and is the World No. 44. He's one to keep an eye on as playing in front of a home crowd can charge one's game. It can also make some players extremely nervous as well.
The draw has not been set yet, but you can bet on tennis odds as soon as the lines pop up on Bookmaker. Make sure to keep checking back as the start date draws near, as you'll likely see some futures bets for top-ranked players.
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