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Proton Tucson Open Men’s Doubles Draw Announced – Who Are the Top Teams to Watch?

Proton Tucson Open Men’s Doubles Draw: The Proton Tucson Open, part of the PPA Tour, is set to take place from February 5-9, 2025, at the Tucson Racquet and Fitness Club in Tucson, Arizona. The men’s doubles draw has been revealed, and this year’s competition features some unexpected pairings that will shake up the tournament.

Ben Johns Teams Up with Hayden Patriquin

One of the most anticipated pairings is Ben Johns and Hayden Patriquin, who will team up for the first time in Tucson. As the No. 1 seed, they will look to make an immediate impact, with Johns known for his adaptability in partnering with different players. Johns has also announced future partnerships with Gabriel Tardio in Mesa and Max Freeman in Cape Coral, further showcasing his versatility.

Riley Newman and Matt Wright Reunite

Riley Newman and Matt Wright, seeded No. 7, will also be a team to watch. Their reunion as a duo has created significant buzz, as the pair has previously made deep runs in major tournaments. Their familiarity with each other’s playing style makes them a dangerous combination on the court.

Emerging Teams Ready to Challenge

CJ Klinger and Federico Staksrud are another team to keep an eye on, with Klinger coming off a gold-medal match in Australia. Their strong performance has put them on the radar, and they will aim to continue that momentum in Tucson.

Other notable teams in the draw include Gabe Tardio and JW Johnson (No. 2 seed), Zane Navratil and Dekel Bar (No. 6 seed), and the unpredictable pairing of James Ignatowich and Quang Duong. While Ignatowich and Duong possess the talent to take on any opponent, their ability to maintain consistency over the course of the tournament will be crucial to their success.

How the Tournament Matters

For the top-seeded teams, the Proton Tucson Open is an opportunity to prove their dominance and set the tone for the rest of the season. For the emerging pairings, it’s a chance to make a name for themselves and potentially upset the established order in the men’s doubles competition.

News in Brief: Proton Tucson Open Men’s Doubles Draw

Ben Johns teams up with Hayden Patriquin as the No. 1 seed in the men’s doubles draw at the Proton Tucson Open. Other notable teams include Riley Newman and Matt Wright (No. 7), CJ Klinger and Federico Staksrud, Gabe Tardio and JW Johnson (No. 2), and Zane Navratil and Dekel Bar (No. 6).

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