ATP Maharashtra Open 2023 Tennis Live Online

From 2-8 Jan 2023

 

The Maharashtra Open 2023 is an ATP Tour 250 tennis event on the ATP Tour schedule 2023, called as the Tata Open Maharashtra, because of sponsorship. It will play on the outdoor hard court at Balewadi Stadium in Pune, India, from 2-8 January 2023.

The first tournament took place in New Delhi and then was moved to Chennai. It shifted to Pune in 2018 where it was held in January. RISE Worldwide has managed and organized the competition; it is the only tennis competition, presently taking place in India. It is South Asia's only professional tennis event on the ATP tour. The Maharashtra Lawn Tennis Association (MLTA) organizers host this tournament annually.

Since 1996, Maharashtra Open held annually. At first, it took place in New Delhi and then in Chennai. The competition that took place in Chennai was called as Chennai Open. The tournament then shifted to Pune, Maharashtra, and was renamed the Maharashtra Open. Since 2018, it played in Pune.

In 2021, the tournament was not held due to Covid-19 and the date conflict with the Australian Open.

2023 Tata Maharashtra Open Tennis Live Stream

Date: 2-8 January 2023
Location: Pune, India
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Maharashtra Open Tennis past Winner List

2022: João Sousa
2020: Jiří Veselý
2019: Kevin Anderson
2018: Gilles Simon
2017: Roberto Bautista Agut
2016: Stan Wawrinka 
2015: Stan Wawrinka 

TATA Maharashtra Open 2022 Players List

Benoit Paire, Ricardas Berankis, Stefano Travaglia, Soonwoo Kwon, Ivo Karlovic. Cedrik-Marcel Stebe, Salvatore Caruso, Egor Gerasimov.