UTS Gothenburg by BNP Paribas

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UTS Tour Comes to Sweden for the First Time! On December 12-13, some of the world's top male tennis players will gather at Scandinavium for UTS Gothenburg, a fan-focused competition that combines fast-paced, spectacular tennis with an electric atmosphere. Seven of the eight players set to compete in Scandinavium have been confirmed:
• Félix Auger-Aliassime, former World No. 5, two-time US Open semifinalist and winner of the UTS tournament in Nîmes earlier this year.
• Stefanos Tsitsipas, former World No. 3, two-time Grand Slam finalist and three-time Monte-Carlo Masters champion.
• Holger Rune, the Danish star who, despite his young age, has already established himself among the world's elite with his intensity and relentless will to win.
• Brandon Nakashima, American top player and reigning UTS Rio champion, set to compete in Gothenburg.
• Alexander Bublik, a fan favourite whose creative and unpredictable style of play has made him one of the most entertaining players on tour.
• Luciano Darderi, the attacking Italian who has emerged as one of the most exciting names on the ATP Tour and a former champion in Båstad.
• Leo Borg, one of Sweden's most exciting young players, set to make his UTS debut. In front of up to 10 000 spectators, the players will battle for pirxe money of USD 1 million, while the UTS Tour's year-end world No. 1 will be crowned during the seasons prestigious Super Stage Final. It is in Gothenburg that the players will compete for the title of UTS World No. 1 and a prize pool of $1 million. The tournament will be played over two days. On the first day, the quarter-finals will determine which players advance. The second day features placement matches, the semi-finals, and the final, with a total of five matches deciding both the champion and the final standings of the season. About UTS UTS presents tennis in a completely new way through an innovative, fan-friendly format designed to deliver spectacular tennis and maximum excitement. Matches are played at a high intensity and are limited to 45 minutes. Players are allowed only one serve and can also use strategic bonus cards at key moments during the match. Fans are encouraged to cheer both between and during points, creating an atmosphere more reminiscent of football or handball matches than traditional tennis events. In addition, spectators get closer to the players through live interviews conducted between quarters. See you at Scandinavium! Feel free to visit our website UTS Gothenburg should you seek any further information on the event. uts.live The arenas: gotevent.se About Gothenburg: goteborg.com Accessibility Wheelchair + one helper included for free. Availability at Scandinavium Arena: gotevent.se More information: Tillgänglighetsdatabasen

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