US EditionRio De Janeiro Daily Brief for Sunday, February 22, 2026
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Rio de Janeiro Daily Brief for Sunday, February 22, 2026
Welcome to your Rio de Janeiro daily brief for Sunday, February 22, 2026. Rio de Janeiro wakes to the final morning of Carnaval 2026. The Monobloco closes the official bloco calendar with a massive cortejo through Centro from 9h, while the Rio Open faces an unprecedented finals day: rain washed out Saturday’s semifinals, so […]
The bad weather played a bad time for Alejandro Tabilo (68° of the ranking).Although the calendar marked that this Saturday, at 7:00 pm, the Chilean tennis player should be playing the semifinals of the ATP of Rio de Janeiro in front of the Peruvian Ignacio Buse (91°), the incessant rain that fell on the Carioca territory changed all plans.As a result of the poor state of the clay field in front of the flood, there was no other option but to pos…
The Peruvian tennis player virtually climbed to 68th place in the world ranking, his best historical position to date.
From rain delays to heat rule halts: Rio Open faces double disruption before final
It has been a complicated week for the organisation of the Rio Open, which has found itself facing constant suspensions of its matches due to the rains. As happens in almost every year, the rain once again becomes a problem in the tournament, and the suspensions have been a constant throughout the e...
Buenos Aires, 21 February (NA) – The semifinals of the ATP 500 in Rio, where the presence of the Argentine Tomás Etcheverry (8°) was highlighted, had to be suspended due to heavy rains. Etcheverry, who goes in search of the first ATP title of his career, fell 5-4 in his semifinal before Czech Vit Kopriva, who had broken his way out and pulled out for set when the match was interrupted. Kopriva had taken advantage thanks to taking advantage of hi…
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