After surprising this Saturday through social networks, asking for a tournament Masters 1000 in South Americathe historic British Andy Murray (50°) It didn’t take long to receive positive repercussions from the tennis world, who strongly supported the motion.
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“Unpopular opinion: South America should have its own tour with its Masters series, the way the fans support the tournaments there is incredible. Tennis is clearly part of their sporting culture“, the former world leader in the ranking, 36 years old, owner of three Grand Slam titles and two-time Olympic champion, had expressed in his X account.
“Why unpopular? You are absolutely correct in your opinion, Andy! Tennis should go countries and continents in which it is exploiting“the German quickly replied. Boris Beckerwho lifted 49 trophies during his career, five Majors.
Why unpopular?!? You’re absolutely right about your opinion Andy! Tennis ???? should go to countries/continents where tennis is booming… https://t.co/27BbNbesdM
— Boris Becker (@TheBorisBecker) February 24, 2024
The Argentine immediately joined Diego Schwartzman (115°), 31 years old, former number 8 in the world and semifinalist at Roland Garros 2020: “Let’s let the ATP know, Andy. Every year they give us less support. I agree because not only because of how the fans support the tournaments but also for How many players we have and had in the Top, we deserve more than this. Thank you for your words”.
Let @atptour know this Andy! Every year they put us less support. Not just because of how the fans support the tournaments. Also how many players we have and we had on the top as u know. We deserve more than this from atp. Thanks for your words! ????❤️???? https://t.co/Ub4fnzFbdv
— diego schwartzman (@dieschwartzman) February 24, 2024
“I support this, a Masters 1000 in South America would create a amazing atmosphere“, added the American John Isnerretired last season and protagonist of the longest match in history, at Wimbledon 2010 against Frenchman Nicolas Mahut.
I second this. A masters series in South America would make for an insane atmosphere https://t.co/nHuKH5uaZA
— John Isner (@JohnIsner) February 24, 2024
In tune, the albicelestes Javier Frana, Diego Hartfield, Federico Delbonis y Federico Coria (85°), the Bolivian Hugo Dellien (135°), the Brazilian Felipe Meligeni (153°) and the Colombian Nicolás Pereiraas well as his mother Judy Murrayamong others, also showed interest in organizing a high-level competition.
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It should be noted that currently the tour held on brick dust in the region enjoy four tournamentsproduct of ATP 250 of Córdobaof the ATP 250 of Buenos Airesof the Rio ATP 500 and of ATP 250 Santiago.
2024-02-25 18:41:01
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