Indian Wells Masters
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| Miejsce |  Stany ZjednoczoneIndian Wells |
|---|---|
| Obiekt | Indian Wells Tennis Garden |
| Nawierzchnia | Twarda |
| Pierwsza edycja | 1974 (mężczyźni) 1989 (kobiety) |
| ATP Tour | |
| Kategoria | ATP Tour Masters 1000 |
| Pula nagród | 8 584 055 $ |
| Drabinka | 96S/48Q/32D |
| Dyrektor | Tommy Haas |
| WTA Tour | |
| Kategoria | WTA 1000 |
| Pula nagród | 8 584 055 $ |
| Drabinka | 96S/48Q/32D |
| Dyrektor | Tommy Haas |
| Aktualni mistrzowie | |
| Gra pojedyncza mężczyzn Taylor Fritz | |
| Gra podwójna mężczyzn John Isner Jack Sock | |
Gra pojedyncza kobiet Iga Świątek | |
Gra podwójna kobiet Xu Yifan Yang Zhaoxuan | |
| Strona internetowa | |
Indian Wells Masters – kobiecy turniej tenisowy z cyklu WTA Tour kategorii WTA 1000 i męski turniej ATP Tour Masters 1000 zaliczany do cyklu ATP Tour. W 1987 roku zawody przeniesiono do Indian Wells i rywalizowali najpierw mężczyźni. W 1989 roku zaczęły się również zmagania kobiet, natomiast w 1996 roku obie federacje, WTA i ATP, zaczęły organizować imprezę w tym samym czasie.
W 2000 roku oddano do użytkowania nowy kompleks tenisowy, Indian Wells Tennis Garden, na którym toczą się rozgrywki rokrocznie. Razem z turniejem w Miami, są to jedyne rozgrywki, w których drabinka jest przygotowana na 96 osób w grze pojedynczej. Z tego względu zawody nieoficjalnie nazywane są „piątym wielkim szlemem”[1].
Mecze finałowe
Gra pojedyncza mężczyzn
Gra podwójna mężczyzn
Gra pojedyncza kobiet
Gra podwójna kobiet
Przypisy
- ↑ The Fifth Major, „Tennis.com” [dostęp 2018-07-26].
Bibliografia
- Oficjalna strona turnieju (ang.). bnpparibasopen.com. [dostęp 2022-03-20].
- Profil turnieju na stronie ATP (ang. • hiszp.). atptour.com. [dostęp 2022-03-20].
- Profil turnieju na stronie WTA (ang. • hiszp.). wtatennis.com. [dostęp 2022-03-20].
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