Coco Gauff & Novak Djokovic announce that Western & Southern Open will stay in Cincinnati! More than $200,000,000 will be invested in stadium improvements to raise the tournaments prestige worldwide. It will be a 2 week event by 2025. Great news. ❤️
Contract extension signed for Cincinnati Open to remain in Mason after Charlotte move rumors
Tennis NewsWednesday, 11 October 2023 at 04:30
The Cincinnati Open has announced the event will stay in Cincinnati for the foreseeable future, following some rumors that the tournament was on the verge of finding a new home in Charlotte.
Reigning champions Coco Gauff and Novak Djokovic were involved in the announcement, with the good news being a delight to local fans who have visited the various stadiums in throngs to support their favorite superstars.
Cincinnati Open to be a two-week event by 2025
In addition to having over $200 million invested in stadium improvements and architecture, the tournament will also be held over a full two weeks starting in 2025.
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