The Business of TennisShould the Golden Swing switch from clay to hard courts? Tournament directors think so"In South America, on clay, it is already much more difficult for us to attract players," says Chile Open boss Catalina Fillol.By Stephanie Livaudais Feb 07, 2025
Week In PreviewAs March nears, Daniil Medvedev and Jessica Pegula return to action in Dubai and San DiegoThe tours say good-bye to February, and single-gender events, with six tournaments across three continents this week.By Steve Tignor Feb 26, 2024
ATP Santiago, ChileDominic Thiem's South American tour ends with three losses in four matchesThe former world No. 3 and 2020 US Open champion has continued to struggle on clay courts as he works his way back from right wrist and abdominal injuries.By Associated Press Mar 01, 2023
Week In PreviewWeek in Preview: Djokovic makes his return, Alcaraz and Medvedev try to extend February successesPlus, Austin, Texas hosts an inaugural WTA 250 and Caroline Garcia looks to bounce back in Monterrey.By Steve Tignor Feb 26, 2023
Rio de Janeiro, BrazilAs Nadal and Alcaraz can attest, the Golden Swing is a tremendous opportunity for players—and a lively festival for fansRafa and Carlitos have lifted trophies in Rio, the third of four stops on a spirited clay-court romp each February.By Joel Drucker Feb 17, 2023
NewsThe Fillol family's Chile Open proves the risks of running an ATP tournament are worth the rewardsEveryone from the tournament director to the ball kids are members of the same family, making the ATP 250 event one of the most unique stops on tour.By Jordaan Sanford Mar 01, 2022
