Indian Wells changes its ticket sales policy after seeing empty stands at Mboko-Anisimova
The organization of the Indian Wells tournament has issued a statement in the last few hours emphasizing its intention to change its ticket sales policy regarding Stadium 2, where we are witnessing a rather poor attendance in most of its matches. Just last night, a match between two top 10 players like Victoria Mboko and Amanda Anisimova took place in a completely deserted atmosphere. What is the reason? In most cases, it's because they have to compete with a higher-profile match simultaneously on the Center Court, but here there is no time for excuses. The issue is that the tournament will have to make a move to stop this from happening; we will see if they find the solution.
In a statement sent to The Athletic, BNP Paribas Open says it will "carefully evaluate" the change to Stadium 2's ticketing policy when the tournament ends, after Victoria Mboko and Amanda Anisimova played in front of a sparse crowd.https://t.co/iNYkaAUl7y
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This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Indian Wells cambia su política de venta de entradas tras ver las gradas vacías en el Mboko-Anisimova