ATP Challenger Tennis To Return To Bermuda
The Association of Tennis Professionals [ATP] has approved a slot in their 2025 calendar for an ATP Challenger tour event to take place in Bermuda during the last week of March.
A spokesperson said, “The event will be produced and executed by Same-Group Bermuda, LLC. Same-Group organizes sporting and arts events and also manages professional athletes. Founder and CEO of Same-Group, Grégory Chambaz, is a former professional tennis player, having competed twice in the XL Bermuda Open.”
He said of the upcoming tournament, “Professional tennis has been a huge miss in Bermuda and we’re delighted to showcase its return at this elite level. It is our mission to produce a first-class sporting event as well as incorporate a charitable element to help further the development of youth tennis in Bermuda. The tournament will also be a fantastic addition to the tourism calendar, highlighting Bermuda as a sports destination.”
President of the Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association, Michael Wolfe, added, “We are thrilled to support the return of professional tennis to Bermuda. This exciting event will showcase world-class talent, offering a unique opportunity for local fans, enthusiasts, and aspiring young players to experience the thrill of top-level tennis. We look forward to a week filled with unforgettable matches and a celebration of the sport in our beautiful island home.”
The spokesperson said, “The tournament will feature both singles and doubles draws as well as qualifying rounds. Qualifying rounds will begin on Sunday, March 23th with the main draw due to start on March 25th. The finals will take place on Sunday, March 30th. Throughout the week there will be various Sponsor and Kids tennis clinics with the professionals. Information regarding VIP and general admission ticketing, as well as volunteering at the event, will be forthcoming through PTIX.
“Numerous sponsoring opportunities are available. Interested parties can contact the tournament office at sponsor@bermuda-open.com to receive the sponsorship package.”