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DATE: 13-19 February, 2017
SURFACE: Clay
PRIZE MONEY: $546,680 US
FIELD SIZE: 28
DEFENDING CHAMPION: Dominic Thiem
Seeds:
1. NISHIKORI, Kei
2. CUEVAS, Pablo
3. FERRER, David
4. CARRENO BUSTA, Pablo
5. RAMOS-VINOLAS, Albert
6. SOUSA, Joao
7. FOGNINI, Fabio
8. LORENZI, Paolo
The Tournament:
The Players:
Kei Nishikori heads the field at Buenos Aires. Solid clay courters joining Nishikori include Pablo Cuevas and David Ferrer. Defending champion Dominic Thiem doesn't return to defend his title, electing to play the Rotterdam event.
About Buenos Aires
It's easy to sell Buenos Aires on its major charms: beautiful 19th C. architecture, wide boulevards...Paris and Madrid with a South American spin; to swoon over the Tango, and the frankly very beautiful inhabitants. It has a quaint cafe life, and an historic football rivalry (Boca v. River.) But Buenos Aires has a very modern side, too. Palermo is the center of vibrant film and fashion communities. And then there's the Bomba del Tiempo, a weekly Monday night drum festival in an old warehouse that offers not much more than a cold beer, a hard floor to stand on - and a transcendental musical experience. For all of its Old World elegance, BA also has a lot of 21st C. flair that is all its own.
Tourism Guide:
SURFACE: Clay
PRIZE MONEY: $546,680 US
FIELD SIZE: 28
DEFENDING CHAMPION: Dominic Thiem
Seeds:
1. NISHIKORI, Kei
2. CUEVAS, Pablo
3. FERRER, David
4. CARRENO BUSTA, Pablo
5. RAMOS-VINOLAS, Albert
6. SOUSA, Joao
7. FOGNINI, Fabio
8. LORENZI, Paolo
The Tournament:
The Players:
Kei Nishikori heads the field at Buenos Aires. Solid clay courters joining Nishikori include Pablo Cuevas and David Ferrer. Defending champion Dominic Thiem doesn't return to defend his title, electing to play the Rotterdam event.
About Buenos Aires
It's easy to sell Buenos Aires on its major charms: beautiful 19th C. architecture, wide boulevards...Paris and Madrid with a South American spin; to swoon over the Tango, and the frankly very beautiful inhabitants. It has a quaint cafe life, and an historic football rivalry (Boca v. River.) But Buenos Aires has a very modern side, too. Palermo is the center of vibrant film and fashion communities. And then there's the Bomba del Tiempo, a weekly Monday night drum festival in an old warehouse that offers not much more than a cold beer, a hard floor to stand on - and a transcendental musical experience. For all of its Old World elegance, BA also has a lot of 21st C. flair that is all its own.
Tourism Guide:
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