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If you could name new cites for tournements, what would they be?
New Cities for tournements
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ptkten said:
I agree, California has ENOUGH tournements (one of the reasons why I think the championships tanked so badly last year.)
My picks
Vancouver, BC
Detroit MI (or Cleveland, OH)
Rio de Janerio, Brazil
Atlanta, GA
The Bahamas
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columbus, oh
boston
st louis
new york-- we need more
atlanta
budapest??
does singapore have one? kuala lampur?
boston
st louis
new york-- we need more
atlanta
budapest??
does singapore have one? kuala lampur?
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luci- maybe detroit would be a good pick, but i chose columbus bc of the growing population, new arenas, and sports and columbus go together
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do they have a tourney in denver?
MINNEAPOLIS!!!
cairo-- that would be interesting.
MINNEAPOLIS!!!
cairo-- that would be interesting.
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faboozadoo15 said:
Columbus would be a great pick. They have very nice facitlies and the people are very friendly.
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i bet houston will get one then. i thought there was one in houston-- monica won it. that was 14 years ago though
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also- phoenix and las vegas i believe are fast growing cities with nice arenas...
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Norwich, England! 
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Graz-Austria whe have an exciting mens Challenger every year which started yesterday. Also the senior tour with Becker, Stich, McEnroe, Leconte, Wilander and Muster plays here. Usually more than 10 000 people are coming every day
other choices
Bahamas
Maledives
some in Africa
and not so many in the States
other choices
Bahamas
Maledives
some in Africa
and not so many in the States
to organize a tournament you need money, money is provided by sponsors, if there are not sponsors there is not tournament, as simple as that.
Although it would be nice to have events in Africa or other areas with no tennis tournaments, it wouldn't be realistic.
In addition, you need infrastructure, you need a stadium, that's not cheap to build especially if you are going to use it for that only event, and it has to be maintaned, 365 days a year.
There are already too many tournaments in the US, if they add events they have to take others out.
Realisticaly, I think they should consider
Barcelona
Geneva
Montecarlo
Amsterdam
Prague
Buenos Aires would be a good choice, especially for a men's event since there are so many good argentinian male players, but with the current economic situation I don't think it's possible
Cairo already had an event and got cancelled
Mexico city would probably be a good choice
Although it would be nice to have events in Africa or other areas with no tennis tournaments, it wouldn't be realistic.
In addition, you need infrastructure, you need a stadium, that's not cheap to build especially if you are going to use it for that only event, and it has to be maintaned, 365 days a year.
There are already too many tournaments in the US, if they add events they have to take others out.
Realisticaly, I think they should consider
Barcelona
Geneva
Montecarlo
Amsterdam
Prague
Buenos Aires would be a good choice, especially for a men's event since there are so many good argentinian male players, but with the current economic situation I don't think it's possible
Cairo already had an event and got cancelled
Mexico city would probably be a good choice
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for summer harcourts?faboozadoo15 said:
i hope not. those cities get HOT!
right now its 97F in Vegas and its night!
102F in Phoenix
were talking 110-115 being the daily average temp [and this isnt the heat index either... imagine being in the sun]
bring the champs back to nyc!
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