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Rublev and Cobolli take time for their fans

Fans at the Erste Bank Open can get close to the stars away from the court as well: Andrey Rublev and Flavio Cobolli attracted plenty of attention during two separate autograph sessions in the Fan Zone at the Wiener Stadthalle on Wednesday.

28 October 2026 By Erste Bank Open
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At different times and locations, the two fan favourites fulfilled numerous requests for autographs and selfies. They patiently signed memorabilia, posed for photos and took time for brief personal encounters with their fans.

Flavio Cobolli signing autographs in the Fan Zone
Italy’s Flavio Cobolli at the Erste Bank stand in the Fan Zone. Photo: e|motion/Sascha Feuster

Memories to take home

For many fans, the autograph sessions provided a rare opportunity to experience the international tennis stars up close away from the matches. Rublev and Cobolli were in excellent spirits and fulfilled one request after another.

Andrey Rublev signing autographs in the Tennis Village
Andrey Rublev at the HEAD stand in the Fan Zone’s Tennis Village. Photo: e|motion/Sascha Feuster

The two autograph sessions once again demonstrated that bringing fans close to the stars is not limited to the Marx Halle at the Erste Bank Open. The Fan Zone at the Wiener Stadthalle also offers special encounters and unforgettable memories throughout tournament week.

Andrey Rublev fulfils an autograph request
Even when no autograph cards were available, there was always another way to get a signature. Photo: e|motion/Sascha Feuster
Fans attending an autograph session at the Wiener Stadthalle