Rome, Italy
From 64 to 96: ATP portion of Rome tournament could be expanded
Aug 05, 2020Rome, Italy
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By May 16, 2025From 64 to 96: ATP portion of Rome tournament could be expanded
The expansion proposal—reliant on welcoming fans—does not include the WTA tour as of now, meaning the women’s Italian Open would remain a 64-player draw.
Published Aug 05, 2020