The traditional tennis tournament in Buenos Aires will be held between February 11 and 19 at the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club and will have the participation of nine Argentines.
Between February 11 and 19 it will take place at Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club, the Argentina Open which will have the participation of nine Argentina. Find out who will play in the ATP World Tour 250 category tournament.
Argentina Open 2023: who are the Argentines who oppose it
- Diego schwartzmann (singles and doubles)
- Francisco closing it (singles)
- Sebastian baez (singles)
- man lump (singles)
- Peter cache (singles)
- Thomas Etcheverry (singles)
- Frederick choria (singles)
- facundo Diaz Acosta (singles and doubles)
- Camilo Ugo carabelli (singles)
- facundo Badass (double)
while, Facundo Bagnis (which will be double)Federico Delbonis, Renzo Olivo, Juan Manuel Cerúndolo and Thiago Tirante they had a chance to make it through the qualifying series, but were eventually knocked out in the singles competition.
Argentina Open, LIVE: where to watch on TV and online
The ATP 250 of Buenos Aires can be seen live on television via TyC Sports:
- channels 22 (SD) and 101 of Cablevision Digital (HD)
- channels 629 (SD) and 1629 (HD) from DirectTV
- channels 106 (SD) and 1016 (HD) Telecentre
Watch Argentina Open LIVE on TyC Sports Play and ONLINE
In turn, to see Argentina Open online you need to access TyC Sports Play and, in this way, you will live the tennis tournament LIVE. If you haven’t already, You should register for free in simple steps and then organize your cable operator account. It’s so easy!
On the other hand, it is also possible to continue accessing TyC Sports through DirecTV Go, Telecentro Play or Cablevision Flow, among other similar service providers.
Source: Tycsports
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