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Tampere Open

Tampere, Finland

July 22 - 28 2019

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SGL

48

DBL

16

Surface

Clay

Prize Money

€46,600

Total Financial Commitment

€46,600

Longest-Running Challenger In Tampere
In 1982, the Tampere Tennis Center hosted the first Tampere Open. After 38 editions, the tournament is now the longest-running Challenger. Finnish legend Jarkko Nieminen lifted the trophy in both 2001 & 2002, with David Goffin prevailing in 2014 and Swedish star Mikael Ymer in 2019.

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Mikael Ymer lifts his second ATP Challenger Tour trophy, prevailing in Tampere, Finland.

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Tallon Griekspoor lifts his first ATP Challenger Tour trophy in Tampere, Finland.

Clockwise from top left: Tournaments in Segovia, Sevilla, Tampere and Cherbourg receive awards.

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