Anger in Argentine Tennis as Diego Schwartzman Criticizes ATP Decision

The world of Argentine tennis is experiencing moments of anger due to an unusual decision and one of its current references was not left out of the controversy. Diego Schwartzman harshly criticized the Association of Professional Tennis Players (ATP)after they decided do not raise the range of the Argentina Open from 250 to 500for the 2025 season, and yes to other tournaments with less history.

For several years, the organization of the Buenos Aires tournament, a competition held every February, has been making countless efforts to demonstrate to the ATP directors a well-deserved upgrade in the important parameters. Even more than two years ago, it did not remain a mere wish and formal presentations were even made so that, after 46 editions, it would become part of the ATP 500. However, the latest developments were not as expected and “Little One” did not hide his discomfort.

Schwartzman’s strong defense against the ATP decision

Last Wednesday, the body in charge of controlling world tennis confirmed that Dallas, Doha and Munich will become ATP 500 starting in 2025, events that have an average of 15 fewer editions than the Argentine one, to the detriment of the Buenos Aires request. In addition, they reported that Atlanta, Lyon and Newport will withdraw in the same year.

Upon confirmation, Schwartzman did not ignore the issue and wrote a message on his X account (on Twitter): “Terrible decision by ATP… to continue promoting countries and tours that already have all kinds of tournaments and facilities. And not so to choose a tour and region of the world that has so much history in tennis and that only has 4 tournaments a year. “Buenos Aires made a very big effort.”

Among the directors of the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club they believe that the decision has to do withWith the economic power that countries like the United States, Qatar and Germany have, They also offer great prizes to competitors. Although the Argentine tournament had also confirmed in its request to the ATP that it would increase the budget required to occupy the 500 rank, it will have to continue waiting to receive the well-deserved change in category.

Historic: Franco Colapinto will drive in Formula 1 and fulfill his dream

Historic: Franco Colapinto will drive in Formula 1

The Argentine pilot Franco Colapinto will fulfill the dream of driving a car Formula 1 and will do it before the end of the 2023. The 20-year-old athlete will be part of the Rookie Test which will be developed in Abu Dhabihe will do it with the team Williams and confirmed the news through his social networks. It should be noted that a few days before he secured a place in the Formula 2 for the year 2024 and now he will take a giant step in his career towards his main objective.

Of course, Colapinto’s next goal is to definitively reach the highest category of motorsports. The first trial by fire will be on the circuit Yas Marina on November 26 with the FW45 of the aforementioned team with his partner Zak O’Sullivan. This commitment will be after what will be your F2 debut with MP Motorsportalso in the capital of the United Arab Emirates.

“I’ll be driving the Williams Racing F1 at the Abu Dhabi Rookie Test. I don’t feel so happy thinking that in a few weeks I will be driving a car. Formula 1 for the first time. Thank you Williams for this amazing opportunity! The ‘Rookie Test’ It is a test for young drivers with the cars of the Formula 1“, wrote Colapinto in your account X (ex-Twitter) and confirmed what all fans of the irons expected.

On the other hand, the young man from Buenos Aires He thanked those who trusted him: “Thanks to the government, Matías Lammens, Visit Argentina, Marca País Argentina, YPF, Globant, Bizarrap and Bullet Sports MGT for joining me to make history together and fulfill this dream! I hope you are as happy as I am! But there is still a long way to go! “Keep pushing.”

2023-11-09 22:26:17
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