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Open GDF Suez to be renamed, move from Paris to Toulouse

Organizers say it will be renamed L'Open de Paris Coubertin and w

Published Mar 20, 2014

PARIS -- The Open GDF Suez women's tennis tournament has been renamed and will move from Paris to Toulouse next year.

Organizers say it will be renamed L'Open de Paris Coubertin and will be held in Toulouse for the next five years.

Next year's tournament will run from Feb. 7-15 at the Palais des Sports de Toulouse.