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The Gonet Geneva Open, the only ATP tournament to be held in French-speaking Switzerland, looks forward to seeing you next spring for its ninth edition, which will take place from 18 to 25 May 2024 at the Parc des Eaux-Vives, in the magnificent setting of the Tennis Club de Genève.

To mark the launch of the ticket sales, take advantage of our “Early Bird” promotion, which gives you a 20% discount on all 1st category tickets from now until the end of the year!

Since 2015, the Gonet Geneva Open has established itself as one of the biggest spring events in Geneva. It attracts all kinds of audiences and, with the proximity that can be established with the world’s best players, invites you to a unique experience. This year, almost 30,000 people attended a tournament won by Chile’s Nicolás Jarry, where former two-time winner Casper Ruud, Olympic champion Alexander Zverev, former Masters winner Grigor Dimitrov and the new wonder of American tennis Ben Shelton also took part.

Over the years, the Gonet Geneva Open has been lucky enough to count on the presence of five Grand Slam winners. Roger Federer, Stan Wawrinka, Marin Cilic, Daniil Medvedev and Dominic Thiem have all helped the tournament earn its place in the ATP calendar and become a must-see event of the clay-court season.

See you in spring!

FlowBank rejoint le Gonet Geneva Open 

Le Gonet Geneva Open, unique tournoi organisé en Suisse romande et FlowBank ont le plaisir d’annoncer un partenariat pour les trois prochaines éditions du tournoi. FlowBank, dont le siège est à Genève s’engage comme sponsor pour les éditions 2024, 2025 & 2026, son logo sera visible sur les bancs des joueurs. 

« Avec FlowBank, nous renforçons encore davantage l’ancrage du tournoi auprès du tissu économique genevois, se réjouit le directeur du Gonet Geneva Open Thierry Grin. Comme l’engagement de FlowBank dans le tennis est de plus en plus affirmé, ce partenariat s’inscrit comme une évidence. » 

Fondée en 2020, FlowBank est une banque digitale qui offre un accès aux marchés financiers en tout temps, en ligne, au moyen d’une technologie intuitive et aux meilleures conditions tarifaires de Suisse. FlowBank a ouvert un bureau à Zurich en 2021 pour poursuivre son expansion en Suisse et continuera sa croissance avec l’ouverture d’un bureau de représentation à Dubaï d’ici la fin de l’année 2023.

Par son partenariat en faveur de Swiss Tennis et la présence de Severin Lüthi comme l’un de ses ambassadeurs de marque, FlowBank a déjà témoigné de tout l’intérêt qu’elle porte au tennis. Le partenariat noué avec le Gonet Geneva Open le renforcera. 

« Je me réjouis notre partenariat avec le Gonet Geneva Open que je vois grandir comme l’un des événements tennistiques incontournables de Suisse. Genève doit se réjouir d’accueillir chaque année les plus grands joueurs du monde. » commente Charles-Henri Sabet, fondateur et CEO de FlowBank.

Par ailleurs, Alexander Zverev, le Champion olympique en titre, et Holger Rune sont les deux tennismen qui ont participé cette année au FlowBank Championship, une compétition de trading en ligne unique en son genre, réservée aux athlètes professionnels de haut niveau. Cette initiative, qui sera reconduite au printemps 2024, avec un tableau déjà très prometteur, souligne la volonté de FlowBank de renforcer l’accès, l’information et l’éducation aux marchés financiers.

Le Gonet Geneva Open vivra sa neuvième édition du 18 au 25 mai 2024. Depuis 2015, il attiré les meilleurs joueurs du monde, de Roger Federer à Daniil Medvedev en passant par Stan Wawrinka, Marin Cilic, Dominic Thiem, Alexander Zverev, Grigor Dimitrov et Casper Ruud.

The third wild card for Benoît Paire

Benoît Paire (ATP 160), one of the most spectacular players on the Tour, will be part of the Gonet Geneva Open, which starts this Saturday. The Frenchman received the third and last wild card from the organizers. The first two wild cards were awarded to Grigor Dimitrov (ATP 33) and Alexander Zverev (ATP 22).

At 34 years old, Benoît Paire is currently having a good series of wins. This spring, he excelled on the Challenger front with a title in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and a final in Francavilla last week. This will be his third appearance at the Gonet Geneva Open. In 2021, he had a superb fight of 2h34′ against the German Dominik Köpfer. Last year, he beat the Finnish Emil Ruusuvuori before losing against the future winner of the tournament Casper Ruud.

The draw for the main draw of the Gonet Geneva Open will take place this evening at 6:30 pm. We will then know the first matches of a tournament that looks so promising.

Alexander Zverev for a second title at the Gonet Geneva Open

Winner of the tournament in 2019, Alexander Zverev (ATP 22) will be one of the headliners of the Gonet Geneva Open which starts this Saturday. The Olympic Champion received the second wild card issued by the organizers. The first was awarded to Grigor Dimitrov (ATP 33).

World No. 2 last year after his semifinal match against Rafael Nadal at the French Open, during which he suffered a serious ankle injury, Alexander Zverev is on his way to returning to his best level. He returns to the Parc des Eaux-Vives in the hope of doing as well as he did four years ago. He won the tournament after a thrilling final against Chilean Nicolas Jarry after having saved two match points.

Alexander Zverev, 26, has won 19 tournaments, including the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and the Masters twice in 2018 and 2021. He was also a finalist at the US Open in 2020.

In addition, the wild card promised to a Swiss player for the qualifying draw went to Jerome Kym (ATP 401). The 20-year-old from Aargau, who was held back by a knee injury for a long time, won his first ITF Tour title in Trento, Italy in early April.

Grigor Dimitrov returns to the Gonet Geneva Open

Grigor Dimitrov (ATP 33) returns to the Gonet Geneva Open, that will start this Saturday, May 20. Present at the Parc des Eaux-Vives in 2019 and 2021, the Bulgarian has received a wild card from the organizers.

Winner of the Masters in 2017 to rise to third place in the ATP rankings and semi-finalist three times in Grand Slam tournaments, Grigor Dimitrov, at 31 years old, remains one of the most appreciated players on the circuit. With his superb one-handed backhand, he has a game that can only delight purists.

Beaten in his last two tournaments by Carlos Alcaraz in Madrid and by Novak Djokovic in Rome, two matches in which he really put up a good fight, Grigor Dimitrov arrives in Geneva with real ambitions. He has the weapons to get involved in the fight for the title.

With the arrival of Grigor Dimitrov, the field of the Gonet Geneva Open, whose two headliners are two-time defending champion Casper Ruud (ATP 4) and Taylor Fritz (ATP 9), now includes 12 of the top 50 players in the ATP rankings. We are waiting for the arrival of other top players by Friday.