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Victor Estrella Burgos and Ernesto Escobedo hit at San Pedro de Pinta in downtown Monterrey, during the ATP Challenger Tour event. Video courtesy of Abierto GNP Seguros.

Watch time lapse of the construction of the centre court at the ATP Challenger Tour event in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, and take a tour of the vibrant city. Video courtesy of OEC Kaohsiung.

Watch the five best Hot Shots from the ATP Challenger Tour in the month of September, featuring Tim Smyczek, Alexander Bublik, Evan King, Andrey Kuznetsov and Noah Rubin.

Cameron Norrie entered the final week of July at No. 275 in the Emirates ATP Rankings. What the Brit has done since is nothing short of remarkable. Norrie clinched his second ATP Challenger Tour crown on Sunday in Tiburon, soaring to a career-high No. 136. He has now won 21 of his last 25 matches, including a 6-2, 6-3 win over Tennys Sandgren for the title. The former Texas Christian University standout had won his maiden title in Binghamton two months ago. Take a bow, @cam_norrie! Champion at @TiburonChallngr with a 62 63 win over Tennys Sandgren. Second #ATPChallenger for the 🇬🇧. pic.twitter.com/7MWMZv0LPH — ATP Challenger Tour (@ATPChallenger) October 2, 2017 A second trophy for you, Cam. Compare where you...

Already one of the marquee events on the ATP Challenger Tour, the Open d’Orleans continues to raise the bar. The hard-court perennially boasts one of the most competitive draws on the ATP Challenger Tour, which this year included seven Top 100 players and two formerly ranked in the Top 20 in the ATP Emirates Rankings: Ernests Gulbis and Jerzy Janowicz. The tournament saw a flurry of competitive three-set matches in the historic French city, culminating in a high-quality final with 2016 finalist Norbert Gombos of Slovakia overcoming crowd-favourite Julien Benneteau in three sets. Gombos not only walks away with a hefty prize cheque from the $150,000 indoor tournament (the only indoor tournament on the ATP Challenger Tour of that level),...