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Bengaluru Tennis Open

Bangalore, India

November 12 - 17 2018

Tickets Info

SGL

32

DBL

16

Surface

Hard

Prize Money

$150,000

Total Financial Commitment

$150,000

Bengaluru Finds New Home In February
The Bengaluru Tennis Open is back on the calendar in 2020, moving to its new spot in mid-February. The Challenger 125 tournament follows India's ATP Tour event in Pune. Held at the KSLTA Tennis Stadium, it has featured a pair of home-grown winners - Sumit Nagal in 2017 and Prajnesh Gunneswaran in 2018.

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Deepthi Indukuri

Rohan Bopanna attends the final in Bengaluru with kids from his academy.

Rohan Bopanna attends the final in Bengaluru with kids from his academy.

Deepthi Indukuri

Prajnesh Gunneswaran celebrates his second ATP Challenger Tour title and first on home soil, prevailing in Bengaluru.

Prajnesh Gunneswaran celebrates his second ATP Challenger Tour title and first on home soil, prevailing in Bengaluru.

Sumit Nagal celebrates his maiden ATP Challenger Tour title in Bengaluru, India.

Sumit Nagal celebrates his maiden ATP Challenger Tour title in Bengaluru, India.

Bengaluru Open

The $100,000 ATP Challenger Tour event in Bengaluru, India, is celebrating its inaugural edition this week.

The $100,000 ATP Challenger Tour event in Bengaluru, India, is celebrating its inaugural edition this week.

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