Tom Okker [SEP] residence
Fame in 2003.
He was nominated for consideration in, but will not be inducted in 2018 into, the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
Personal life.
Since the mid-1980s Okker has been involved in art and was a founding partner in the Jaski art gallery in Amsterdam, specializing in works of the CoBrA movement. In 2005 he founded art gallery Tom Okker Art bv in Hazerswoude-Dorp, Netherlands, where he now lives.
See also.
- List of select Jewish tennis players
External links
1974 Stockholm Open – Singles
Tom Gorman was the defending champion but withdrew due to an ankle injury sustained playing in the Vienna Open.
Arthur Ashe won the title, defeating Tom Okker 6–2, 6–2 in the final.
Seeds.
1. Björn Borg "(Semifinals)"
2. Guillermo Vilas "(Semifinals)"
3. Tom Okker "(Final)"
4. Arthur Ashe (Champion)
5. Marty Riessen "(Quarterfinals)"
6. Jan Kodeš "