Le Nitto ATP Finals verso l'addio a Londra? - The Nitto ATP Finals to bid farewell to London?

O2 Arena - London (photo Alberto Pezzali)

The ATP is tendering out the contract to host the ATP Finals after 2021. Until then the year-end championship will take place at the O2 Arena in London, where it settled in 2009 and has remained since. Where is the event going to end up?
Here are some thoughts (in Italian) I wrote for Ubitennis.com


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L'ATP sta cercando una nuova casa per le ATP Finals a partire dal 2021. Fino ad allora il campionato di fine anno continuerà a svolgersi alla O2 Arena di Londra, dove si è stabilita nel 2009 e dove sono state disputate ben nove edizioni. Dove andranno a finire le Finals?

La mia opinione su Ubitennis.com (in Italiano) nell'articolo linkato qui sopra.

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