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DATE: Sep 30 - Oct 8, 2017
SURFACE: Hard
PRIZE MONEY: $6,381,679
FIELD SIZE: 64
DEFENDING CHAMPION: Agnieszka Radwanska
Seeds:
1. MUGURUZA, Garbiñe
2. HALEP, Simona
3. SVITOLINA, Elina
4. PLISKOVA, Karolina
5. WOZNIACKI, Caroline
6. KONTA, Johanna
7. KUZNETSOVA, Svetlana
8. CIBULKOVA, Dominika
9. OSTAPENKO, Jelena
10. KERBER, Angelique
11. RADWANSKA, Agnieszka
12. KVITOVA, Petra
13. MLADENOVIC, Kristina
14. VANDEWEGHE, CoCo
15. STEPHENS, Sloane
16. SEVASTOVA, Anastasija
The Tournament:
A combined ATP-WTA event, the China Open is the biggest tournament on the Asian leg of the WTA calendar and the fourth and last Premier Mandatory stop of the season.
The tournament, which launched as a Tier II event in 2004 and was upgraded to Premier status in 2009, is staged in Beijing Olympic Park at the China National Tennis Center. The facility - constructed for the 2008 Summer Olympics - expanded to 11 courts featuring a new 15,000-seat stadium with a retractable roof in 2011. It utilizes space-age air-cooling technology. In 2006, the China Open became the first tournament outside the United States to implement Hawk-Eye electronic line calling.
About City
Beijing is the capital of the People's Republic of China and, with 21+ million inhabitants, is world's most populous capital city. (And second most in China, after Shanghai.) Beijing has 3 millennia of history, richly demonstrated in some of it's most famous attractions: the Summer Palace, the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, amongst others, and the Beijing Opera. The Great Wall is accessible in the mountains a short drive to the north. At the same time, it has embraced the 21st Century in it's architecture, and the West, as it now has Starbucks, Planet Hollywood, for better or worse. And also for the worse is Beijing's air quality, which is often dreadful and noxious. Shopping is a major tourist attraction. The old district is Wangfujing Street, and the modern option is Taikoo Li Sanlitun.
Tourism Guide:
SURFACE: Hard
PRIZE MONEY: $6,381,679
FIELD SIZE: 64
DEFENDING CHAMPION: Agnieszka Radwanska
Seeds:
1. MUGURUZA, Garbiñe
2. HALEP, Simona
3. SVITOLINA, Elina
4. PLISKOVA, Karolina
5. WOZNIACKI, Caroline
6. KONTA, Johanna
7. KUZNETSOVA, Svetlana
8. CIBULKOVA, Dominika
9. OSTAPENKO, Jelena
10. KERBER, Angelique
11. RADWANSKA, Agnieszka
12. KVITOVA, Petra
13. MLADENOVIC, Kristina
14. VANDEWEGHE, CoCo
15. STEPHENS, Sloane
16. SEVASTOVA, Anastasija
The Tournament:
A combined ATP-WTA event, the China Open is the biggest tournament on the Asian leg of the WTA calendar and the fourth and last Premier Mandatory stop of the season.
The tournament, which launched as a Tier II event in 2004 and was upgraded to Premier status in 2009, is staged in Beijing Olympic Park at the China National Tennis Center. The facility - constructed for the 2008 Summer Olympics - expanded to 11 courts featuring a new 15,000-seat stadium with a retractable roof in 2011. It utilizes space-age air-cooling technology. In 2006, the China Open became the first tournament outside the United States to implement Hawk-Eye electronic line calling.
About City
Beijing is the capital of the People's Republic of China and, with 21+ million inhabitants, is world's most populous capital city. (And second most in China, after Shanghai.) Beijing has 3 millennia of history, richly demonstrated in some of it's most famous attractions: the Summer Palace, the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, amongst others, and the Beijing Opera. The Great Wall is accessible in the mountains a short drive to the north. At the same time, it has embraced the 21st Century in it's architecture, and the West, as it now has Starbucks, Planet Hollywood, for better or worse. And also for the worse is Beijing's air quality, which is often dreadful and noxious. Shopping is a major tourist attraction. The old district is Wangfujing Street, and the modern option is Taikoo Li Sanlitun.
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