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World Tour Ranking - Men | as of May 8, 2011
Rank Team Country Nb. part. Points Earnings US$
1 Rogers-Dalhausser USA USA 2 1 200 60 000,00
2 Xu-Wu CHN CHN 2 840 24 100,00
- Brink-Reckermann GER GER 2 840 24 100,00
4 Emanuel-Alison BRA BRA 2 780 27 000,00
5 Fuerbringer-Lucena USA USA 2 720 18 200,00
6 Herrera-Gavira ESP ESP 2 660 17 200,00
- Gibb-Rosenthal USA USA 2 660 23 800,00
8 Erdmann-Matysik GER GER 2 480 11 850,00
9 Ricardo-Marcio Araujo BRA BRA 1 420 11 200,00
10 Pedro-Cunha BRA BRA 2 360 8 800,00
- Fijalek-Prudel POL POL 2 360 8 800,00
- Heuscher-Bellaguarda SUI SUI 2 360 8 800,00
13 Bruno-Benjamin BRA BRA 1 300 7 600,00
- Geor-Gia GEO GEO 2 300 7 050,00
- Klemperer-Koreng GER GER 1 300 7 600,00
- Nicolai-Lupo ITA ITA 1 300 7 600,00
- Nummerdor-Schuil NED NED 2 300 8 000,00
- Lochhead-Pitman NZL NZL 2 300 7 050,00
- Gunnarsson-Brinkborg SWE SWE 2 300 7 050,00
20 Thiago-Harley BRA BRA 2 240 6 250,00
- Boersma E.-Spijkers NED NED 2 240 6 250,00
- Semenov-Prokopiev RUS RUS 1 240 6 000,00
- Patterson-Keenan USA USA 1 240 6 000,00
24 Vesik-Jaani EST EST 2 198 4 250,00
25 Ces-Cès FRA FRA 2 180 4 800,00
- Dollinger-Windscheif GER GER 2 180 4 800,00
- Ingrosso P.-Ingrosso ITA ITA 1 180 4 250,00
- Jennings-Wong USA USA 2 180 4 800,00
29 Gabathuler-Schnider SUI SUI 2 150 2 800,00
30 Brouwer-Meeuwsen NED NED 2 138 2 800,00
- Kadziola-Szalankiewicz POL POL 2 138 2 800,00
32 Garcia-Thompson-Grotowski GBR GBR 2 126 2 800,00
33 Lipe-Franco BRA BRA 1 120 2 800,00
- Pastukhov-Bogatov RUS RUS 1 120 2 800,00
35 Horrem-Hordvik NOR NOR 2 90 2 000,00
36 P. Gao-CH. Chen CHN CHN 2 78 2 000,00
37 Doppler-Mellitzer AUT AUT 1 60 2 000,00
- Redmann-Saxton CAN CAN 1 60 2 000,00
- M. Grimalt-Grimalt CHI CHI 1 60 2 000,00
- LI LEI-B. Liu CHN CHN 1 60 2 000,00
Prague Open | Men 17/05/2011 - 22/05/2011
RESULTS | Country Quota No. Local Court Team A Team B Result Dur. Date Time
Country quota for GER
17 17-May 14:30 3 Böckermann-Urbatzka GER Kaczmarek-Walkenhorst GER 2-0 (21-12, 21-16) 0:37
16 17-May 14:30 2 Dollinger-Windscheif GER Bakumovski-Rohde GER 2-0 (21-15, 21-15) 0:35
Country quota for BRA
15 17-May 14:30 4 Santos-Ferramenta BRA Fabio Luiz-Maciel BRA 2-0 (21-18, 24-22) 0:39
Country quota for USA
14 17-May 15:30 3 Jennings-Wong USA TRAMBLIE-Morrison USA 2-0 (21-15, 24-22) 0:43 Country quota for RUS
13 17-May 16:30 4 Pastukhov-Bogatov RUS Romashkin-Hudyakov RUS 1-2 (18-21, 21-17, 11-15) 0:50
12 17-May 16:30 3 Daynov-Belov RUS Barsouk-Yutvalin RUS 1-2 (21-19, 19-21, 15-17) 0:53
11 Prokopiev-Semenov RUS Bye
Country quota for CZE
7 Bye Rucka-Kramar CZE
6 17-May 16:30 2 Kufa, D.-Weiss CZE Pavlas-Svoboda CZE 0-2 (19-21, 22-24) 0:45
5 17-May 15:30 2 Hromadko-Salava CZE Provaznik-Hanak CZE 2-1 (22-20, 19-21, 15-11) 0:46
4 Kufa, R.-Rotrekl CZE Bye
Country quota for AUT
3 Leeb-Wutzl AUT Bye
2 17-May 15:30 4 Hupfer-Moser AUT Kunert-Koraimann AUT 2-0 (21-15, 21-17) 0:39
1 Huber-Seidl AUT Bye
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unfortunately not available for german users. 
As if we were not already punished with bad or non existant media coverage. Booooooh......
unfortunately not available for german users.
for the european tournaments it seems to work now even for the germans. Now halffinal in prague Brazil vs. Usa
World Tour Ranking - Men | as of May 22, 2011
Rank Team Country Nb. part. Points Earnings US$
1 Rogers-Dalhausser USA USA 3 1,740 81,000.00
2 Emanuel-Alison BRA BRA 3 1,380 57,000.00
3 Xu-Wu CHN CHN 3 1,080 30,100.00
4 Herrera-Gavira ESP ESP 3 960 24,800.00
5 Brink-Reckermann GER GER 2 840 24,100.00
6 Pedro-Cunha BRA BRA 3 780 20,000.00
- Ricardo-Marcio Araujo BRA BRA 2 780 20,300.00
- Fuerbringer-Lucena USA USA 3 780 20,200.00
- Gibb-Rosenthal USA USA 3 780 26,600.00
10 Erdmann-Matysik GER GER 3 660 16,100.00
An epic tournament for the Swiss couple Heyer-Chevallier, they started from the first round of the qualifications and reached the bronze medal. I don't remember the last time when we had such a situation. They even beat twice Cunha-Pedro on the way to the bronze. This, if I am not mistaken, is the first medal for Switzerland in the World Tour for quite some time, as well as the first medal for Sascha Heyer with Sebastien Chevallier. I've always remember Heyer mostly playing with Markus Egger, even though he was successful with Patick Heuscher too, but now we will have to learn the name of his new partner because they were impressive in Prague. I had the chance to watch the bronze medal match, I wouldn't call it great, but entertaining for sure, there were more technical shots than powerful ones.
Also, worth mentioning that Dalhausser-Rogers did NOT win the open in Prague 
Emanuel-Alison now officially appeared as title contenders N1 for the Americans, and with the WCH soon approaching the forthcoming calendar promises to be interesting!
World Tour Ranking - Men | as of June 20, 2011
Rank Team Country Nb. part. Points Earnings US$
1 Alison-Emanuel BRA BRA 5 3.180 160.500,00
2 Rogers-Dalhausser USA USA 5 2.620 105.200,00
3 Brink-Reckermann GER GER 4 2.360 88.600,00
4 Herrera-Gavira ESP ESP 5 2.040 56.000,00
5 Ricardo-Marcio Araujo BRA BRA 4 2.000 73.300,00
6 Wu-Xu CHN CHN 5 1.600 45.100,00
7 Prudel-Fijalek POL POL 5 1.580 47.200,00
8 Gibb-Rosenthal USA USA 5 1.300 41.600,00
9 Lucena-Fuerbringer USA USA 5 1.260 34.700,00
10 Erdmann-Matysik GER GER 5 1.220 32.200,00
Plavins-Smedins, J. LAT LAT 3 1.220 42.200,00
Display MoreConocoPhillips Grand Slam, Stavanger, Norway
28 June - 03 July
Semifinals:
Skarlund-Spinnangr (NOR) - Fijalek-Prudel (POL) 0-2 (14-21, 14-21-12)
Brink-Reckermann (GER) - Marcio-Ricardo (BRA) 0-2 (25-27, 19-21)
Bronze medal match:
Skarlund-Spinnangr (NOR) - Brink-Reckermann (GER) 1-2 (21-17, 13-21, 11-15)
Final:
Fijalek-Prudel (POL) - Marcio-Ricardo (BRA) 0-2 (18-21, 22-24)
I've seen in Rome the two polish guys that "surpised" with their second place, and they were really good. The difference between them and Tomatis-Lupo was huge, even if the italian couple was playing well for his standard! And of course there were polish fans xD I remember I laught with my friend "where is volleyball, there are Polish" 
I've seen in Rome the two polish guys that "surpised" with their second place, and they were really good. The difference between them and Tomatis-Lupo was huge, even if the italian couple was playing well for his standard! And of course there were polish fans xD I remember I laught with my friend "where is volleyball, there are Polish"
Yeah, I am really jealous you had the chance to watch the World Champ live 
They have had some very good games together in the last seasons, this second place is their highest achievement ever, but they are young, so I think they will win a World Tour event some day! Mariusz Prudel was the one that seemed more unstable to me last year when I watched them the last time in Marseille, but this year he seems to have improved enough. Normally Poland doesn't have traditions on the beach, but these guys are writing the history for them! But they definitely have supporters everywhere! So, maybe your joke was appropriate
Yeah, I am really jealous you had the chance to watch the World Champ live
Yes, the athmosfere was magic, it was really better than I expected, a lot of people came, at the finals for exemple there were more people then at V-day. And without Italian teams!
I also enjoyed the fact that at the same time were involved male and female (like always in international beach volley tournament)... Whatching the same day Walsh_May-Treanor and Emanuel-Allison was awsome, a dream!
And it was free-entrance
And it was free-entrance
it is FIVB rule to have free-entrance all the time only event on which you have to pay to watch beach volley is Olympic games, and it seems like all tickets are already gone for London 
what amazes me every time is how Skarlund and Spinnagr can't play significant role anywhere and then comes Stavanger and they transform into monsters 
last season finals out of nowhere, this season semifinals with beating world champions in quaters
i would like to find out the reason 
may be they are more used to cold temperatures than the brazilian 