The DobroFON Championship and Championship of Russia in Wheelchair Tennis ended in Moscow

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The championship and championship took place on the territory of the Orbita Tennis Park complex. The DobroFON charity program acted as the title sponsor of the competition.

47 athletes competed in the Russian Wheelchair Tennis Championship. Among men, the representative of Bashkortostan, Viktor Sidorov, became the strongest. He and his brother Mikhei Sidorov won gold in doubles. In addition to medals, the brothers received certificates for the manufacture of sports strollers from the DobroFON charity program.

Russian Wheelchair Tennis Championship / Photo: © FONBET

In women’s singles, first place went to Victoria Lvova from the Moscow region. To her victory in the personal discipline, Lvova added gold in pairs in tandem with Lyudmila Bubnova. In the quad discipline in men’s singles, first place was won by the representative of the Tyumen region, Mikhail Babkin. Together with Alexey Eliseev, Babkin also won the doubles tournament in this discipline.

“This is our first contact with tennis. We have long wanted to support such an event. And it is very pleasant to see at what high level it was carried out. These competitions once again prove that sport can be accessible to absolutely everyone. Everyone who enters the court has already won. I’m sure such examples motivate many!” — Deputy Director of Marketing at FONBET Valeria Kupina summed up the results of the tournament.

Russian Wheelchair Tennis Championship / Photo: © FONBET

Also at the sports complex, the DobroFON Russian Wheelchair Tennis Championship took place, where 17 juniors competed. The organizers of the tournament, with the active support of the Russian Tennis Federation and the DobroFON Charity Program, were the All-Russian Federation of Persons with Musculoskeletal Disabilities, the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation and the Russian Paralympic Committee.