2016 Swiss Open Betting Odds and Predictions

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Swiss Open
The Swiss Open was first held in 1915 off and on, but it has gone steady since 1954 in Gstaad, Switzerland. It is an outdoor clay tournament that started at the Grand Prix circuit and then on to the ATP Tour, where it was a World Series event, then the International Series and now the World Tour 250 Series. It is also one of three clay events being played this week, and that is the last time that clay tournaments will be played in 2016 (outside of the Davis Cup final).

Event Details

Event: ATP – Swiss Open

Date: July 18th - 24th, 2016

Location: Roy Emerson Arena, Gstaad, Switzerland

TV: Check local listings

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