These are the US Open series
Filipe, Kanoa and Leo are present in the challenger; Miguel and Carlos are in the same series and the same happens with Leilani, Ariane and Mimi
July 28, 2023
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The series for the US Open, the fourth challenger of the year, were released yesterday Thursday on the WSL website.
The event runs from July 29 to August 6 in Huntington Beach, California and will have the top 128 men and women competing for points to enter the 2024 CT.
Some of the new features are that without any need for points, the leader of the ranking Filipe Toledo, the top 10 Leo Fioravanti and the top 20 Kanoa Igarashi decided to participate in the tournament.
On the other hand, Carlos Muñoz and Miguel Tudela were in the same series and the same happened with Leilani Mcgonagle, Ariane Ochoa and Mimi Barona.
Another novelty is the presence of the Californian golden boy Conner Coffin.
Below all the series:
MEN: ROUND OF 80
MEN: ROUND OF 64
WOMEN: ROUND OF 48
WOMEN ROUND OF 32
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