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Nexo Dallas Open Brings Tennis Stars and Prize Money to Frisco

The Nexo Dallas Open tournament returns to Frisco with a $500,000 prize pool and appearances by top American players including Tommy Paul and Riley Opelka.

Xenia Yoder

July 3, 20261 min read

Tennis tournament - illustration, Jake Team LLC
Tennis tournament - illustration, Jake Team LLC

The Nexo Dallas Open tennis tournament is taking place in Frisco, offering spectators a mix of high-level competition and premium viewing options. While standard seating remains available for the general public, the event also features exclusive experiences for fans seeking closer access to the action.

The tournament has grown significantly since its inception following a meeting in 2020. It now attracts top American talent and has generated substantial interest across the Dallas-Fort Worth region. Two former Dallas Open champions, Americans Tommy Paul and Riley Opelka, are scheduled to compete in the upcoming matches.

A central feature of the event is the $500,000 prize purse, which draws elite players to the North Texas venue. The tournament has established a new partnership with Creative Artists Agency, signaling a broader strategy to expand the fan experience beyond the traditional American Airlines Center setting.

Frisco is located approximately 6 miles south of Prosper. Local authorities have not released specific details regarding the full schedule or the complete list of participating athletes beyond the champions mentioned.

Other recent local developments include a Frisco ISD security alert that was later deemed non-credible, a sledding incident involving teenagers, and weather warnings for cold temperatures. These events occurred separately from the tennis tournament.

Further details regarding ticket pricing, specific match times, and the full roster of competitors were not provided in the available reports.

Source: cbsnews.com.

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Xenia Yoder

Xenia Yoder writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Prosper.

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