Thomas Matter auctions trophies for a good cause: collected 244,500 euros!

Thomas Matter auctions trophies for a good cause: collected 244,500 euros!

In a remarkable step to support a good cause, the former tennis professional Thomas Must has auctioned his most famous trophies. This campaign not only provided great interest, but also collected a proud sum. The auction took place via the "Aurena" platform and was accessible to anyone interested. The 15 exhibits on display were also shown in the Tennis Museum of the Wiener Stadthalle until November 3.

The total donation amounted to an impressive 244,500 euros, which the "Ö3 Christmas Wonder" campaign benefits into the dark as part of light. Pattern was enthusiastic about the success of the auction: "A sensational result with which I would not have expected. My goal was to exceed the highest individual donation to date, but that it has become more than twice as much exceeds all expectations."

The highlight of the trophies

Particularly noteworthy is the winner's cup of the French Open 1995, which earned the greatest amount when auction. This shows the special meaning of the cup not only for patterns, but also for Austrian sports history. The event not only celebrated the inheritance of tennis, but also showed how important it is to return something.

This initiative by Thomas Muster exemplifies the commitment of athletes who use their successes to help others. The sum achieved will enable many people to provide support in difficult life situations. For further information, it is worth taking a look at www.kleinezeitung.at, where the details about the auction are dealt with in detail.