Chengdu: Where Khachanov Made His Breakthrough
First held in 2016, the Chengdu Open is one of four Chinese events during the three-week Asian Swing. The ATP 250 would have been held this week if not for the COVID-19 pandemic. ATPTour.com looks at five things to know about the event. An Action-Packed ATP Tour StopAlongside its modern tennis facilities, which include 20 hard courts and 12 indoor courts, Chengdu also provides players with a wide range of off-court activities. At last year’s event, 2016 semi-finalist Grigor Dimitrov made the most of his spare time by revisiting the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding and taking a...
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