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Public exhibition announced in Atlanta July 3-5 – Tennis

In the aftermath of the Adria Tour disaster, the information has something to do with it. According to the very serious American magazine, Forbes, Atlanta is preparing to host the first public tennis tournament-exhibition in the United States, since the start of the health crisis linked to Covid-19. The event will be called “The Draftkings All-American Team Cup”, it is scheduled from July 3 to 5 and will bring together the eight best American players in the ATP rankings.

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450 spectators maximum

The gauge provided in the stand would be limited to 450 spectators per day, or 30% of the stadium’s capacity, in order to respect physical distancing. The eight players expected are: John Isner (21st worldwide), Taylor Fritz (24th), Reilly Opelka (39th), Sam Querrey (45th), Tennys Sandgren (55th), Tommy Paul (57th), Steve Johnson (63rd) and Frances Tiafoe (81st). They would be split into two pools of four and all matches would be broadcast on the Tennis Channel.

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“We have the opportunity to show the world that a live tennis event with fans can be a success”, explains Eddie Gonzalez, organizer of this tournament. “We think it’s very important for the sport. This is the first event with an audience in Georgia, the first live tennis tournament with fans in the United States and it is essential that it succeeds as it will lead the way for the remainder of the season. “

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All players will be tested upon arrival in Georgia. The temperature will be taken daily for both the athletes and the staff.

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