Registration is open for the eighth phase of the Fairy Circuit of Tennis on the beach which takes place on the public courts of the Arena ABTERJ, in the native kiosk
Registration is open for the eighth phase of the Fairmont circuit on tennis on the beach which takes place on the public courts of the Arena Ambterj, in the native kiosk, on the beach of Copacabana. The disputes take place between 27 and 28 September. This is the 13th season of the longest circuit of the state sponsored by the Fairmont Hotel.
With a month remaining for the competition, more than 320 athletes are already confirmed in one of the decisive phases in search of the first 8 places that will play the King and Queen of Rio de Janeiro tennis at the end of the year in all categories A, B, C and D of men, females, Duo Mixed Duo and Master.
Registrations can be made by the site https://circuitobt.com/inscrices .
In the seventh phase held last week, highlights for Ana Courlassier and Mirele Geiger, champions of The Women’s Open. In the open male the trophy was with Matteo Cassini and Vitor CTN who passed Angelo Ferrari and Daniel Murray 6/3 in the final. Cassini is the leader of the ranking.
In the category and, of the new arrivals in sport, the title of Carlos Silva and Julio Sznajderman in men and Karol Loren and Suzane Zamblauskas in the female.
Season 13 has a total of ten phases that classify the eight best athletes in each category for the king and queen at the end of the year and fight for the requests of the municipal cup and the state cup that take place in January 2026.
The Fairmont Tennis circuit on the beach is sponsored Fairmont Rio and has the support of the Corcovado train, the tennis of Ai Beach and the Town Hall of Rio de Janeiro and Smel – Rio de Janeiro Municipal Sports and Leisure Secretariat. The organization is by Abterj (Rio de Janeiro State Beach Tennis Association).
Source: Terra
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