On the eve of Wimbledon, the Aceify Cup hosted the world's top tennis personalities at Parsons Green Sports & Social Club. Proceeds from the charitable event went to Give it Your Max and Oxbridge Foundation.
It was a wonderful opportunity for attendees to get up close and personal with current players and former legends while contributing to great causes. With Wimbledon just around the corner, the event was a perfect way to kick off the tennis season and inspire others to give back to the community.
Joe Salisbury
David O’Hare
2-hour doubles clinic, with former world number 1 and three-time grand slam champion Joe Salisbury and partner Rajeev Ram.
During the clinic, Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram teamed up with David O'Hare, who had played a crucial role in guiding them to the grand slam triumph. Attendees were given the exceptional chance to gain insights, interact with, and test their skills alongside Joe during this extended session.
The clinic created an environment where tennis enthusiasts immersed themselves in learning and practising doubles techniques under the expert guidance of Joe Salisbury, Rajeev Ram, and David O'Hare. It was a memorable occasion that offered firsthand experience with a tennis great, now a cherished memory for those who participated.
Xavier Malisse
Marcos Baghdatis
After a delectable three-course gourmet lunch and participating in a charity auction, the day ended with an exhibition match featuring two former Wimbledon luminaries. Xavier Malisse, who had reached the semi-finals in Wimbledon in 2002, went head-to-head with former world number 8 Marcos Baghdatis.
The enthralling battle took place on the lush green turf of the Parson's Green Sports & Social Club, where the two players vied for the honour of adding the Aceify Cup to their collection of achievements. The event allowed tennis enthusiasts to relive the excitement of these renowned athletes' skills on the court, creating a memorable conclusion to the day's festivities.
The event was hosted by the former British number 1 and esteemed BBC broadcaster, Andrew Castle.
Aceify Cup 2023 supported the charitable organisations Give it Your Max and Oxbridge Foundation.