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"In South America, on clay, it is already much more difficult for us to attract players," says Chile Open boss Catalina Fillol.
Published Feb 07, 2025
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The Rio Open, an ATP 500 event, is the biggest tournament in this year's Golden Swing.
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Venus Williams lifts the Acapulco trophy in 2010, when the tournament was a combined event held on clay courts.
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Golden Swing tournaments have drawn the likes of Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz to South America over the years.
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