Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, Argentina

September 26 - October 02 2022

Tickets Info

SGL

DBL

Surface

Clay

Prize Money

$53,120

Challenger Category 80

Argentina In Focus At Challenger De Buenos Aires
It's always a party in Buenos Aires, as the Argentine metropolis hosts the largest ATP Challenger Tour event in the South American country. The tournament kicks of the year-end South American swing, which also features tournaments in Brazil, Peru, Ecuador and Uruguay. Tournament ambassador Diego Schwartzman won the title in 2012.

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Challenger de Buenos Aires

Juan Manuel Cerundolo is the champion in Buenos Aires, claiming his fourth ATP Challenger title.

Challenger de Buenos Aires

Juan Manuel Cerundolo celebrates his second-round victory at his hometown ATP Challenger event in Buenos Aires with friends and family.

Challenger de Buenos Aires

Sebastian Baez battles to his fifth ATP Challenger title of 2021, on home soil in Buenos Aires.

Challenger de Buenos Aires

Sebastian Baez celebrates his fifth ATP Challenger title of 2021 in Buenos Aires.

Sumit Nagal celebrates his second ATP Challenger Tour title, prevailing in Buenos Aires.

Pablo Andujar celebrates his third ATP Challenger Tour title of 2018 in Buenos Aires.

Copa San Cristobal

Challenger stars in Buenos Aires give back, alongside renowned artist Milo Lockett.

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Alexandr Dolgopolov takes the title at the Argentina Open.

Argentina Open/Sergio Llamera

Pablo Carreno Busta fights through to the final four in Buenos Aires.

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Emiliano Massa and Kei Nishikori reunite at the Argentina Open.

Argentina Open/Sergio Llamera

Tommy Robredo breaks four times on his way past seventh seed Fabio Fognini in the first round of the Argentina Open.

Argentina Open/Sergio Llamera

Federico Delbonis eases past Frenchman Stephane Robert for the loss of just four games in Buenos Aires.

Argentina Open/Sergio Llamera

Kei Nishikori, the top seed in Buenos Aires, awaits the winner of the match between Diego Schwartzman or Facundo Bagnis in the second round.

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Leonardo Mayer is one of many Argentine players enjoying Challenger success in 2016.

Julan Polo

Guillermo Coria makes an appearance at the ATP Challenger Tour event in Buenos Aires.

Sergio Llamera

Camilo Ugo Carabelii disfruta de su debut en el ATP Challenger Tour de Buenos Aires

Argentina Open/Sergio Llamera

Dominic Thiem won his first match in the Argentine capital on Tuesday.

Argentina Open/Sergio Llamera

Juan Mónaco, Guillermo Coria, Guillermo Vilas y Gaston Gaudio asistieron a la puesta en escena de la cancha central Guillermo Vilas.

Argentina Open/Sergio Llamera

Rafael Nadal practises with fellow Spaniard David Ferrer under the eye of Toni Nadal in Buenos Aires.

Copa FILA/Sergio Llamera

Kyle Edmund reclamó su tercer título ATP Challenger Tour de 2015 en Buenos Aires.

Sergio Llamera/Argentina Open

Ariel Behar (right) and Gonzalo Escobar defeat top seeds Austin Krajicek and Franco Skugor on their way to the Argentina Open final.

Sergio Llamera/Argentina Open

22-year-old Francisco Cerundolo defeats Albert Ramos-Vinolas to reach his first ATP Tour final at the Argentina Open.

Sergio Llamera/Argentina Open

Top seed Diego Schwartzman reaches his third final on home soil and his second at the Argentina Open on Saturday.

Diego Schwartzman claims his first ATP Tour title on home soil at the Argentina Open in Buenos Aires.

Sergio Llanera/Argentina Open

Tomislav Brkic and Nikola Cacic win their first ATP Tour doubles title at the Argentina Open with a victory over fourth seeds Ariel Behar and Gonzalo Escobar in the final.