T11: Olimpia, Phoenix 2020

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Tydzień 11

Data startu: 16 marzec

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OLIMPIA TENNIS CLASSIC

• Miasto: Olimpia (Brazylia)

• Typ: Challenger 50

• Pula nagród: $35,000

• Drabinka: 32 singiel, 16 debel

• Zwycięzca z 2019: -

• Nawierzchnia: Outdoor/Red Clay

• Piłki: Wilson RG

• Dyrektor turnieju: Roberto Marcher

• Supervisor: Ricardo Reis

• Ostateczny termin zapisów: 24 luty - 18:00

• Ceremonia losowania drabinki: 15 marca (niedziela) 21:00

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Arizona Tennis Classic

• Miasto: Phoenix (USA)

• Typ: Challenger 125

• Pula nagród: $162,480

• Drabinka: 48 singiel, 16 debel

• Zwycięzca z 2019: Matteo Berrettini

• Nawierzchnia: Outdoor/Hard Laykold

• Piłki: Dunlop ATP Extra Duty

• Dyrektor turnieju: Weller Evans

• Supervisor: Jorge Mandl

• Ostateczny termin zapisów: 24 luty - 18:00

• Ceremonia losowania drabinki: 16 marca (poniedziałek) 02:00

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OLIMPIA TENNIS CLASSIC



Lista graczy:

Alejandro Tabilo 166
Dmitry Popko 167
Thiago Seyboth Wild 182
Andrea Collarini 200
Juan Pablo Ficovich 203
Elliot Benchetrit 207
Daniel Altmaier 216
Facundo Mena 219
Francisco Cerundolo 245
Malek Jaziri 260
Guilherme Clezar 270
Pedro Sakamoto 284
Jose Hernandez-Fernandez 289
Andrea Vavassori 293
Renzo Olivo 297
Marcelo Tomas Barrios Vera 300
Orlando Luz 304
Christian Lindell 322
Nicolas Alvarez 329
Tomas Martin Etcheverry 330
Felipe Meligeni Rodrigues Alves 341
Facundo Arguello 342
Jules Okala 344
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)
(Q)
(Q)
(Q)
(Q)
(Q)
(Q)

Rezerwowi:
1 Sebastian Baez 350
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2 Maxime Hamou 356
3 Hernan Casanova 364
4 Aziz Dougaz 369
5 Juan Manuel Cerundolo 371
6 Oscar Jose Gutierrez 372
7 Raul Brancaccio 377
8 Skander Mansouri 380
9 Genaro Alberto Olivieri 385
10 Gonzalo Villanueva 386
11 Manuel Pena Lopez 400
12 Fabrizio Ornago 401
13 Zsombor Piros 402
14 Camilo Ugo Carabelli 411
15 Agustin Velotti 414
16 Bruno Santanna 416
17 Enrico Dalla Valle 417
18 Carlos Gomez-Herrera 420
19 Alejandro Gonzalez 428
20 Mathieu Perchicot 445

AKTUALNA SYTUACJA:



Rezerwowi:

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Arizona Tennis Classic



Lista graczy:

John Millman 40
Lorenzo Sonego 46
Miomir Kecmanovic 50
Gilles Simon 53
Richard Gasquet 56
Cameron Norrie 58
Jeremy Chardy 59
Aljaz Bedene 61
Egor Gerasimov 65
Radu Albot 69
Jiri Vesely 71
Mikael Ymer 72
Steve Johnson 73
Jannik Sinner 75
Yuichi Sugita 81
James Duckworth 83
Stefano Travaglia 84
Mikhail Kukushkin 89
Dominik Koepfer 91
Hugo Dellien 94
Roberto Carballes Baena 97
Yasutaka Uchiyama 99
Salvatore Caruso 100
Alexei Popyrin 101
Denis Kudla 106
Damir Dzumhur 109
Taro Daniel 110
Evgeny Donskoy 114
Peter Gojowczyk 117
Go Soeda 118
Marc Polmans 123
Bradley Klahn 125
Sumit Nagal 127
Antoine Hoang 129
Ilya Ivashka 133
Prajnesh Gunneswaran 134
Henri Laaksonen 135
Thomas Fabbiano 136
Alex Bolt 137
Blaz Rola 143
Hyeon Chung 144
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)
(WC)
(Q)
(Q)

Rezerwowi:
1 Nikola Milojevic 145
2 Alessandro Giannessi 154
3 Danilo Petrovic 155
4 Roberto Marcora 157
5 Steven Diez 159
6 J.J. Wolf 163
7 Filip Horansky 164
8 Viktor Troicki 174
9 Mikael Torpegaard 176
10 Brayden Schnur 178
11 Marius Copil 181
12 Michael Mmoh 183
13 Thai-Son Kwiatkowski 184
14 Peter Polansky 189
15 Maxime Cressy 191
16 Dudi Sela 192
17 Mackenzie McDonald 196
18 Bernard Tomic 201
19 Ernesto Escobedo 202
20 Zhe Li 208

AKTUALNA SYTUACJA:



Rezerwowi:

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Olimpia:
OUT Popko
IN Baez

[Damian]

Olimpia:
OUT: Vavassori,
OUT: Alvarez
IN: Hamou,
IN: Casanova

Phoenix:
OUT: Hoang
IN: Milojevic

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Phoenix Challenger Announces Expanded Draws, Broadcast TV Coverage

Spoiler:

Arizona Tennis Classic returns for second edition
It's one of the ATP Challenger Tour's crown jewels and next week the Arizona Tennis Classic will take on even greater importance in the tennis calendar.

The prestigious Challenger 125 event always attracts some of the best fields on the circuit, with players looking for additional match play between the ATP Masters 1000 events in Indian Wells and Miami. But this year, with the cancellation of the BNP Paribas Open, the tournament in Phoenix has been thrust into the spotlight.

Slated to begin Sunday, the event will feature an enhanced eight-day schedule with expanded draw sizes, increased broadcast TV coverage in the United States and a stacked field of today's ATP stars. As the only tournament on the men's calendar next week, all eyes will be on Phoenix.

On Wednesday, it was announced that the singles draw size would expand from 48 to 56 players and qualifying from four to eight competitors. With the goal of accommodating those affected by the cancellation of Indian Wells, the 56 main draw players will be comprised of 41 through the original entry list, six wild cards and four qualifiers. The five remaining spots will be filled from an on-site sign-in list using the most recent FedEx ATP Ranking.

The tournament will kick off on Sunday, with qualifying to be completed in addition to the start of the main draw. In the meantime, players have the opportunity to continue practising at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, while utilising the on-site facilities and services.

ATP Challenger Tour

Top 100 stars Frances Tiafoe, Jannik Sinner, Miomir Kecmanovic, Richard Gasquet, Steve Johnson, John Millman and Gilles Simon are among those confirmed to compete in Phoenix. Wild card announcements will be forthcoming.

In addition, Tennis Channel has announced wall-to-wall broadcast TV coverage of the Arizona Tennis Classic. The U.S. network announced that its production truck would be making its way to Phoenix for 60 hours of live match coverage. It will provide unprecedented TV exposure for a Challenger in the United States. Starting on Monday at 2pm ET, the network will show seven days of live tennis, concluding with singles and doubles finals on March 22. You can also watch free first ball to last coverage via the ATP Challenger Tour live streaming platform on ATPChallengerTour.com.

Held at the historic Phoenix Country Club, the Challenger event is making its second straight appearance on the calendar following its relocation from Irving, Texas. Last year, Matteo Berrettini lifted the trophy and went on to qualify for the Nitto ATP Finals, finishing in the Top 10 of the year-end FedEx ATP Rankings.

Established in 1899, the Phoenix Country Club is one of just seven Challenger venues to be founded before the turn of the century. Today, the facility also hosts a PGA Tour Champions event at its 18-hole golf course.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/phoenix ... 20-changes

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ATP Suspends Tour For Six Weeks Due To Public Health & Safety Issues Over COVID-19

Spoiler:

Suspension across ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour events

The ATP has announced a six-week suspension of the men’s professional tennis tour due to escalating health and safety issues arising from the global outbreak of COVID-19. The suspension means all ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour events scheduled up to and inclusive of the week of April 20 will not take place.

Following the recent cancellation of the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, the affected ATP Tour events are the Miami Open presented by Itau, the Fayez Sarofim & Co U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championships in Houston, the Grand Prix Hassan II in Marrakech, the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters, the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell, and the Hungarian Open in Budapest.

The six-week suspension comes in the wake of the World Health Organization’s declaration on Wednesday that COVID-19 constitutes a global pandemic and the 30-day travel restriction announced by the United States for foreign nationals from 26 European countries. The suspension follows numerous local government orders on restrictions, bans or cancellations of public gatherings or events. The ATP has been closely monitoring the rapidly evolving situation related to COVID-19, taking advice from medical experts and travel advisors and consulting with all local regulatory authorities, and will continuously review the feasibility of subsequent events in the calendar.

Andrea Gaudenzi, ATP Chairman, said: “This is not a decision that was taken lightly and it represents a great loss for our tournaments, players, and fans worldwide. However we believe this is the responsible action needed at this time in order to protect the health and safety of our players, staff, the wider tennis community and general public health in the face of this global pandemic. The worldwide nature of our sport and the international travel required presents significant risks and challenges in today’s circumstances, as do the increasingly restrictive directives issued by local authorities. We continue to monitor this on a daily basis and we look forward to the Tour resuming when the situation improves. In the meantime, our thoughts and well-wishes are with all those that have been affected by the virus.”

The suspension of ATP events takes place with immediate effect, meaning this week’s ATP Challenger tournaments in Nur Saltan, Kazhakstan, and Potchefstroom, South Africa, are not able to be completed.

The ATP is carefully reviewing the broad impact of this evolving situation related to FedEx ATP Rankings points, and any decisions will be announced in due course. In addition, in full collaboration with the ITF, FedEx ATP Rankings points will not be available at any ITF World Tennis Tour events during the suspension period.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/atp-tou ... n-decision