It is really spectacular, when you arrive at the TRAM Barcelona Open you're breathing tennis 100%.

DAVID ESCUDÉ (Regidor d’Esports de l’Ajuntament de Barcelona)

The level of this tournament is very high. The organisation is always looking after everything, very friendly, we are all looking forward to coming to Barcelona

MARTIN DE LA PUENTE (Spanish wheelchair tennis player, world no. 10 and Spain no. 1)

All the tournament staff are very friendly and treat you with great hospitality

TAKASHI SANADA (Japanese wheelchair tennis player, world no. 12)

I am very happy to be here. Everybody is very friendly and especially today a lot of people came to see us, I think the tournament is doing a great job

DIEDE DE GROOT (Dutch wheelchair tennis player, world No. 1)

Absolute 10, I'm very happy to have come. Very satisfied with the work they have done, grateful because it is really not easy to organise a tournament

GUSTAVO FERNANDEZ (Argentinian wheelchair tennis player, world no. 2)

I compete all over the world and it's one of the best tournaments on the circuit

AGUSTIN LEDESMA (Argentinian wheelchair tennis player, world no. 25)

These players are admirable, you have to come and see them

ALEX CORRETJA (tournament ambassador and ex-world no.2)

This tournament is ITF2, but it is organized well enough to reach the maximum international category

DAVID SANZ (Ex-Director of Teaching and Research area RFET)

The spectacle offered by these players is worth seeing

MICO MARGETS (National Coach)

This tournament aims to become the best tournament in the world and, without a doubt, they are going to achieve it

DANI CAVERZASCHI (Spanish wheelchair tennis player, world no.11 and Spain no. 2)