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Held the week after Wimbledon, the Nordea Open is one of two Swedish events on the ATP Tour alongside the Stockholm Open. The ATP 250 tournament would have been held this week if not for the Tour suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ATPTour.com looks at five things to know about the ATP 250 tournament. A Player Favourite ATP Tour players voted the Nordea Open as ATP 250 Tournament of the Year for 11 straight years between 2002 and 2012. Based in Båstad, one of Sweden’s most...

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Held the week after Wimbledon, the Hall of Fame Open is the final grass-court event on the ATP Tour calendar. The ATP 250 tournament would have been held this week if not for the Tour suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ATPTour.com looks at five things to know about the ATP 250 tournament. A Unique Event Held on the legendary grass courts of The International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum, the Hall of Fame Open is the only tour-level grass-court event in North America. The first U.S....

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Held the week after Wimbledon, the Hamburg European Open has a rich history of welcoming the best players on the ATP Tour. The tournament, one of four German ATP Tour events, would have been held this week if not for the Tour suspension due to coronavirus. ATPTour.com looks at five things to know about the ATP 500 tournament. Hamburg History Many of the greatest players in the history of the sport have triumphed at the Rothenbaum Tennis Centre. In fact, seven former World No. 1s have lifte...

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In our sixth episode, the birthday boy Brayden Schnur reflects on quarantine life at home with his family in Canada and reveals why he decided to move to California to continue training. The 25-year-old also takes questions from fans in a special Mailbag edition... How do you celebrate a birthday in such crazy and uncertain times Brayden Schnur kept it simple. Theres not much to do, thats for sure, said Schnur. We made a reservation in a nice restaurant and we were lucky that they had a...

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Editors Note: But for the COVID-19 pandemic, Wimbledon would have concluded Sunday. During the past fortnight, ATPTour.com reflected on memorable matches and happenings at the grass-court Grand Slam. This story was originally published on 11 July 2019. The serve was struck out wide to the forehand of Andre Agassi, the first volley steered into the open Ad court. Pete Sampras, not quite close enough to the net, had a split second to anticipate the exact pace and direction of the response: a f...

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“We won Wimbledon! Can you believe it,” Farah asked Cabal while they were locked in the most emotional embrace of their sporting lives. “You’d better believe it because we just did it!,” answered Cabal, still not completely aware of what he was saying. The quick exchange between Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah, moments after defeating Nicolas Mahut and Edouard Roger-Vasselin in a four-hour and 57-minute final, perfectly sums up the Colombians’ achieve...

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Goran Ivanisevic needed a wild card just to get into the main draw of 2001 Wimbledon. Fifteen days after the start of play, the three-time finalist (1992, 1994, 1996) completed the most improbable run to the title in tournament history. Ivanisevic, No. 125 in the FedEx ATP Rankings, had his final with Patrick Rafter pushed to Monday because of rain. It became known as the “People’s Monday” as it was played in front of 10,000 fans who queued up for unreserved tickets the night...

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