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[Nowitzki]

Nadchodzi Super Tour – 4 szlemy plus 10 wielkich imprez

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[DUN I LOVE]

Nadchodzi Super Tour – 4 szlemy plus 10 wielkich imprez

https://www.onet.pl/sport/przeglad-spor ... e,5e4c2379

Trochę brzmi jak brednie, ale zobaczymy, co się wydarzy.

[Damian]

Dallas Open To Move To Dallas Cowboys HQ/Training Facility From 2025

Spoiler:

Move in conjunction with event's upgrade to ATP 500
The Dallas Open on Wednesday announced that from 2025 the tournament will be held at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco - the Dallas Cowboys World Corporate Headquarters and Training Facility. The Cowboys are a National Football League team.

The move comes in conjunction with the tournament’s upgrade to the ATP 500 level from 2025, which was announced earlier this month. Doha and Munich will also be upgraded to ATP 500 events.

The Dallas Open is currently held at the Styslinger/Altec Tennis Complex, which is on the campus of Southern Methodist University. The tournament moved to the city in 2022 and has been won by Reilly Opelka and Wu Yibing.

“We are thrilled that the Dallas Open has been chosen as a new ATP 500 tournament,” Tournament Director Peter Lebedevs said. “We want to thank our longtime friend and Dallas local John Isner, who was very supportive of our effort to take the Dallas Open to the 500-level. We’re very excited for the thousands of enthusiastic tennis fans in the North Texas region. We’ve been building to this, and we will continue to improve all aspects of the tournament for everyone involved.”

Charlotte Jones, Owner & Chief Brand Officer for the Dallas Cowboys, said: “The success of this action-packed tournament over such a short time makes it a natural draw for sports fans who flock to Ford Center at The Star in Frisco.

“This facility and campus was built not only as the World Corporate Headquarters for the Dallas Cowboys, but also to host world class events like this one, and we’re thrilled to host the stars of pro tennis at Ford Center at the Star in Frisco.”

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/dallas- ... ember-2023

[Art]

[Nowitzki]

Next Gen Finals just the start for Saudi Arabia’s grand tennis plans

https://www.arabnews.com/node/2422846/sport

[Damian]

Next Gen ATP Finals w przyszłym sezonie tuż przed świętami!

2024 ATP Calendar Update: Gijon Returns, Astana Relocates to Almaty

Spoiler:

Dates revealed for 2024 Next Gen ATP Finals presented by NEOM
The ATP 250 event in Gijon, Spain, which was held in 2022, will return to the ATP Tour calendar in 2024 as the Watergen Gijon Open. The indoor hard-court tournament will be played in Week 45 alongside the Moselle Open in Metz, from 3-9 November.

Andrey Rublev triumphed in Gijon in 2022, when the field featured stars including Andy Murray, Dominic Thiem, Roberto Bautista Agut and Pablo Carreno Busta. Rublev defeated Sebastian Korda in the final.

Promoted by Watergen in collaboration with the city of Gijon and the Spanish Tennis Federation, the venue for the tournament will be the same as in 2022, the Palacio de Deportes la Gijon.

With Gijon slotting into Week 45, the BNP Paribas Nordic Open in Stockholm will return to Week 42. The ATP 250 event will be played from 14-20 October.

In the same week, the ATP 250 event previously held in Astana will relocate to Almaty. The tournament will be held at Almaty Arena, the largest sports facility in Kazakhstan. The city served as the country’s capital for almost 70 years and is the financial, scientific, cultural, economic, historical and industrial centre of Kazakhstan.

The Next Gen ATP Finals presented by NEOM in 2024 will be held from 18-22 December. It will be the event’s second edition in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/2024-at ... jon-almaty

[DUN I LOVE]

Next Gen ATP Finals w przyszłym sezonie tuż przed świętami!

Coraz większe oranie imprezy.

[jaccol55]

Akurat może jej to wyjść na dobre. Ludzie po kilku tygodniach posuchy może odpalą trochę turniej. Ja raczej nie, ale może jakiegoś Robertinho to skusi.

[Damian]

Far & Wide: ATP Challenger Tour Hits Record 196 Tournaments In 2023

Spoiler:

This season marked returns to China and Sweden
Fans enjoy championship Sunday at the 2023 Sanremo Tennis Cup.Marco Di Lorenzo
Fans enjoy championship Sunday at the 2023 Sanremo Tennis Cup.
By ATP Staff
Six continents, 46 different countries and a record 196 tournaments.

The ATP Challenger Tour touched all corners of the globe far and wide to bring world-class tennis to fans in 2023. Among the tournaments to be celebrating a milestone year was the Challenger Cherbourg La Manche, which became the first indoor tournament to reach 30 years on the circuit.

Cherbourg was joined by Prostejov, Czech Republic (30), Cordenons, Italy (20) and Ostrava, Czech Republic (20) in significant anniversaries this year.

Cherbourg, the longest-running French Challenger, has been a staple of professional tennis for three decades. Held in February this season, the event has featured past champions such as former World No. 4 Sebastien Grosjean and 2017 Nitto ATP Finals winner Grigor Dimitrov. In 2003, Rafael Nadal was a finalist just two years prior to winning his first major title three hours east in Paris.


The Cordenons Challenger tournament director Serena Raffin has endured through hardship to continue the tournament which celebrated 20 years in August. In 2013, her father and tournament founder Eddi Raffin suffered a heart attack, passing away aged 61. While the event celebrated the milestone year, memories of Eddi were present.

“It is special because I feel he is with me. It’s a strange feeling. I feel he is proud of me,” Serena said. “I thought it was impossible, but nothing is impossible. You can always try to find a different solution. We found it and I think my father is happy.”

Out of 24 active Challenger tournaments in Italy, Cordenons is the third longest-running event (Barletta, Rome).

Return To China, Sweden
The ATP Challenger Tour made its long-awaited return to China in August after a near four-year absence on the calendar. China held six Challenger events across eight weeks.

The Danderyd Challenger was the first event in Sweden at that level since 2018 (Bastad). The tournament was held at Good to Great Tennis Academy’s state-of-the-art facility north of Stockholm.

“Whatever we do, we try and make it good for the players and coaches. So far, we are really happy with the week,” tournament director Magnus Norman said. “What the players and coaches need is to be able to work and we take pride in doing a good tournament.”

You May Also Like:By The Numbers: 2023 ATP Challenger Tour
175 Events
The ATP Challenger Tour also introduced the all-new 175 category in March, held during the second week of select ATP Masters 1000 events. Nuno Borges won the premiere event at the Arizona Tennis Classic in Phoenix. Andy Murray earned his first title at any level since 2019 when he won the Aix-en-Provence Challenger. Ugo Humbert won in Cagliari and Bordeaux while German Dominik Koepfer was crowned champion in Turin.

Did You Know?
On 1 January, the 2024 Challenger season kicks off with an opening week featuring tournaments in Australia, New Caledonia, Thailand and Portugal.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/challen ... tones-2023

[Damian]

Far & Wide: ATP Challenger Tour Hits Record 196 Tournaments In 2023

Spoiler:

This season marked returns to China and Sweden
Fans enjoy championship Sunday at the 2023 Sanremo Tennis Cup.Marco Di Lorenzo
Fans enjoy championship Sunday at the 2023 Sanremo Tennis Cup.
By ATP Staff
Six continents, 46 different countries and a record 196 tournaments.

The ATP Challenger Tour touched all corners of the globe far and wide to bring world-class tennis to fans in 2023. Among the tournaments to be celebrating a milestone year was the Challenger Cherbourg La Manche, which became the first indoor tournament to reach 30 years on the circuit.

Cherbourg was joined by Prostejov, Czech Republic (30), Cordenons, Italy (20) and Ostrava, Czech Republic (20) in significant anniversaries this year.

Cherbourg, the longest-running French Challenger, has been a staple of professional tennis for three decades. Held in February this season, the event has featured past champions such as former World No. 4 Sebastien Grosjean and 2017 Nitto ATP Finals winner Grigor Dimitrov. In 2003, Rafael Nadal was a finalist just two years prior to winning his first major title three hours east in Paris.


The Cordenons Challenger tournament director Serena Raffin has endured through hardship to continue the tournament which celebrated 20 years in August. In 2013, her father and tournament founder Eddi Raffin suffered a heart attack, passing away aged 61. While the event celebrated the milestone year, memories of Eddi were present.

“It is special because I feel he is with me. It’s a strange feeling. I feel he is proud of me,” Serena said. “I thought it was impossible, but nothing is impossible. You can always try to find a different solution. We found it and I think my father is happy.”

Out of 24 active Challenger tournaments in Italy, Cordenons is the third longest-running event (Barletta, Rome).

Return To China, Sweden
The ATP Challenger Tour made its long-awaited return to China in August after a near four-year absence on the calendar. China held six Challenger events across eight weeks.

The Danderyd Challenger was the first event in Sweden at that level since 2018 (Bastad). The tournament was held at Good to Great Tennis Academy’s state-of-the-art facility north of Stockholm.

“Whatever we do, we try and make it good for the players and coaches. So far, we are really happy with the week,” tournament director Magnus Norman said. “What the players and coaches need is to be able to work and we take pride in doing a good tournament.”

You May Also Like:By The Numbers: 2023 ATP Challenger Tour
175 Events
The ATP Challenger Tour also introduced the all-new 175 category in March, held during the second week of select ATP Masters 1000 events. Nuno Borges won the premiere event at the Arizona Tennis Classic in Phoenix. Andy Murray earned his first title at any level since 2019 when he won the Aix-en-Provence Challenger. Ugo Humbert won in Cagliari and Bordeaux while German Dominik Koepfer was crowned champion in Turin.

Did You Know?
On 1 January, the 2024 Challenger season kicks off with an opening week featuring tournaments in Australia, New Caledonia, Thailand and Portugal.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/challen ... tones-2023

@DUN I LOVE licznik będzie szalał.

[DUN I LOVE]

@DUN I LOVE licznik będzie szalał.

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Super info, biorąc pod uwagę nasz główny cel na 2024.

[Art]

[DUN I LOVE]

Samolot to ich pierwszy dom.

[Nowitzki]

[Nowitzki]

Australian Open Bigwig Hints at Staggering $100 Million Saudi Arabia Proposition Amid Raging Controversy

https://www.essentiallysports.com/atp-w ... ntroversy/

[Jacuszyn]

Brzmi trochę jak reaktywacja Pucharu Wielkiego Szlema.

[DUN I LOVE]

W styczniu czyli zamiast United Cup na początku roku?

Co oni wymyślają znowu.

[Nowitzki]

Tak to było wtedy przestawiane, ale chyba póki co należy traktować to jako ciekawostkę. Zobaczymy co się wydarzy.

"The Times" przekazał wiadomość, że mamy kolejny krok w strategii Saudyjczyków. W styczniu 2025 roku w stolicy Arabii - Rijadzie - ma dojść do turnieju z serii ATP 1000. Zawody mają zakończyć się zaledwie na tydzień przed Australian Open.

https://www.dw.com/en/report-saudi-arab ... a-67331699

[Art]

[DUN I LOVE]

Chyba trzeba będzie odstąpić od lutowego limitu ATP500 w lutym 2025.