IPN Tennis Tour

IPN Tennis Tour

Two IPN Tennis Tour players seated courtside
IPN Tennis Tour

An arena for the modern gladiator

Exhilarating competition that brings Africa and Asia together.

Compete All Year Round

All those confident in their abilities are welcome.

1st-Round Losers
$250 2nd-Rounders
$500 QuarterfinalistsQuarters
$750 Semifinalists
$1000 Runner-up
$1500 Winner

Prize money is presented during the final match ceremony.

Come and feel the surge of adrenaline as tennis balls rebound off rackets, hear the echo of every hit, and celebrate every score.

Winners win

IPN Tennis Tour aims to cultivate the game of tennis between Asia and Africa whilst promoting diversity and intercultural relations.

IPN Tennis Tour players, champions and moments across Africa and Japan

Singles Tournament Rules

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SINGLES TOURNAMENT RULES

Frequently Asked Questions

IPN offers a space for human nature to fully show itself outside the boundaries of civilization.

The first round consists of 32 players. Start earning money from first round wins.
44% of the draw has a bias for players from Asia and Africa. 56% of the draw has a bias towards being international.
Regular tournament format: Best of 3 sets, no ads, 3rd set super tiebreak
Semi-Finals & Finale format changes: Regular best of 3 set matches with ads; so third set full set.

A great opportunity to test your resolve.

$8000

Each Tournament

$17000

Annual Tour Finale

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RANKINGS
DOUBLES?
Dingles is a game that accommodates four players per court, incorporating elements of both singles and doubles play. Players begin on the baseline, each initiating a "singles" point by simultaneously feeding a ball to the opposing crosscourt. This action commences two concurrent rallies. The rallies continue until one player misses, at which point they are required to call out "Dingles!" After this, the remaining ball in play transitions into a doubles point that involves all four players. The play continues until the point concludes.
In order to score, a team must triumph in both elements – that is, they must secure victories in both the singles and doubles points.

Dingles on This Side of Town

What is Dingles
Dingles is a game to play with four players per court where you combine singles and doubles play.
16 Pair Main Draw
Starting on the Wednesday of every tournament week after the singles matches. One round a day, thus the final will be on Saturday before the singles final.
Format
Best of three sets; each set being first to 12 points with no ads at 11/11.
Prizes Available
The winning pair will be awarded $144 each whilst the runner-up pair is exempt from tournament entry fees for the next IPN event they participate in.