Gonet Geneva Open 2023

20 May 2023 - 27 May 2023
"Do you have the prize money ready?" - Casper Ruud hilariously banters with Geneva Open sponsor following his title win "Do you have the prize money ready?" - Casper Ruud hilariously banters with Geneva Open sponsor following his title win
"Do you have the prize money ready?" - Casper Ruud hilariously banters with Geneva Open sponsor following his title win
Denis Shapovalov bemoans crucial umpire error in the lead-up to 2R loss at Geneva Open 2024 Denis Shapovalov bemoans crucial umpire error in the lead-up to 2R loss at Geneva Open 2024
Denis Shapovalov bemoans crucial umpire error in the lead-up to 2R loss at Geneva Open 2024
Novak Djokovic provides head injury update; expresses "need" for matches in Geneva as French Open title defense nears amid poor run of form Novak Djokovic provides head injury update; expresses "need" for matches in Geneva as French Open title defense nears amid poor run of form
Novak Djokovic provides head injury update; expresses "need" for matches in Geneva as French Open title defense nears amid poor run of form
What is Novak Djokovic's next tournament? All about the Serb's schedule ahead of French Open 2024 What is Novak Djokovic's next tournament? All about the Serb's schedule ahead of French Open 2024
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Novak Djokovic makes final push for French Open 2024, accepts wildcard to ATP Geneva Open taking place a week before Roland Garros Novak Djokovic makes final push for French Open 2024, accepts wildcard to ATP Geneva Open taking place a week before Roland Garros
Novak Djokovic makes final push for French Open 2024, accepts wildcard to ATP Geneva Open taking place a week before Roland Garros

About Gonet Geneva Open

The Geneva Open is an ATP Tour affiliated tennis tournament which is played on clay courts in Geneva, Switzerland. This tournament was introduced as a Grand Prix but later it moved up in the chain of hierarchy.


History

The Düsseldorf Tournament that was founded in 1980 and played till 1991, was later renamed as the Geneva Open as its venue was shifted. The Geneva Open in its present form was officially founded in 1992.

In the inaugural edition of this tournament, Hungarian player Balazs Taróczy defeated Adriano Panatta from Italy by a margin of 6-3, 6-2 in the final to grab the title in men's singles category while the pair of Zeljko Franulovic (Yugoslavia) and Balazs Taróczy (Hungary) defeated the Swiss pair of Heinz Gunthardt and Markus Gunthardt by 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 to take the trophy home in the doubles category.


Venue

All the matches of the Geneva Open are played on the clay courts of the Tennis Club de Genève at the Parc des Eaux-Vives in Geneva, Switzerland. This is also the oldest and largest tennis club in Switzerland.


Prize Money

Men's Singles:

RoundPointsPrize Money
W250€90,390
F150€48,870
SF90€26,990
QF45€15,335
R1620€8,815
R280€5,285
Q12-
Q30-
Q26€2,555
Q10€1,280


Men's Doubles:

RoundPointsPrize Money
W250€29,650
F150€15,200
SF90€8,240
QF45€4,710
R160€2,760


Players to watch out for

Some of the top the players that are expected to headline the 2021 edition of the Geneva Open are Roger Federer, Denis Shapovalov, Casper Ruud, Grigor Dimitrov, Cristian Garin and Fabio Fognini.

Last Modified May 26, 2024 05:16 GMT
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