China has launched the conquest of The Beaten Earth with a majestic project sponsored by Graf and Agassi

China presented the largest bolted Earth Tennis Complex in the city of Huzhou.

The International Batida Land Tennis Center of Huzhou It has 14 slope tracks, four hard surfaces, and two stages with capacity for 5,000 and 2,000 viewers.

The facilities, according to project managers, were built following the standards of Roland Garros (France), and Mago -Host of their first major event in April: the CTA1000 contest of the National Circuit of the Asian Giant, the highest level of competitions organized within the country.

During the inauguration, held this week, Grand Slam’s former champion Andre Agassi (8 grand slams, one of them are Roland Garros) and Steffi Graf (22 big, 6 Roland Garros) are appointed members of Honorary Vitalicios of the center.

Both of the project’s potential, which will also include youth competitions and female tournaments throughout the year.

China, who in recent years has intensified its investment in sports infrastructure, has other relevant centers such as the Qizhong Arena, the headquarters of the 1000 Masters of Shanghai, or the Beijing Olympic Park tennis center, built for the 2008 game and current China Open.

Tennis impulse coincides with the emergence of local figures such as Zheng QinwenOlympic champion in Paris 2024 in the clay of Roland Garros, which has strengthened interest on this country.

Although the Huzhou Complex has just opened weight in the professional circuit.

As the warning of some circuit resources, The world’s tennis axis moves from south of the American continent to AsiaA phenomenon that reflects not only on sports decisions, but also economic and strategic interest.

As Asia combines its existence on a calendar with new facilities and events, South America lives a period of refusal: the region will store only three ATP contests in 2025, all minor categories.