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1999 Belgian Open

tennis tournament edition
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18 properties
Instance of
Diamond Games, Belgian Open, tennis tournament edition[4][5]
Country
Belgium[3]
Follows
1993 Belgian Ladies Open[6]
Followed by
2000 Mexx Sport Benelux Open[7]
Located in
Antwerp
Part of
1999 WTA Tour, WTA Tier V tournaments[8][9]
Competition class
women's tennis[18]
Edition number
1[10]
End time
May 16, 1999[14]
Has part(s)
1999 Belgian Open – singles, 1999 Belgian Open – doubles[11][12]
Has parts
1999 Belgian Open – singles, 1999 Belgian Open – doubles
Located in the administrative territorial entity
Antwerp[2]
Organizer
Women's Tennis Association[16]
Point in time
1999 (1999–1999)
Prize money
112500.0[19]
Sport
tennis[15]
Start time
May 10, 1999[13]
Surface played on
clay court[17]
🏷️ Also known as
en 1999 Belgian Open de Flanders Women’s Open 1999 fr tournoi de tennis de Belgique (WTA 1999) it Belgian Open 1999 nl WTA-toernooi van Antwerpen 1999 uk Flanders Women's Open 1999
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Instance of 2
Diamond Games, Belgian Open
Competition class 1
women's tennis
Country 1
Belgium
Followed by 1
2000 Mexx Sport Benelux Open
Followed by (predecessor) 1
2000 Mexx Sport Benelux Open
Located in the administrative territorial entity 1
Antwerp
Organizer 1
Women's Tennis Association
Part of 1
1999 WTA Tour
Sport 1
tennis
Surface played on 1
clay court
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Summary

1999 Belgian Open is a Diamond Games[1].

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Belgium

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Class ancestry

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