Dubai Tennis Championships
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The <entity_2> or <entity_7> Open (also known as the <entity_0> for sponsorship reasons) (formerly known for sponsorship reasons as the <entity_1> and the <entity_7> Duty Free Men's and Women's Championships) is a professional <entity_4> owned and organized by <entity_7> Duty Free and held annually in <entity_7>, <entity_3> on outdoor <entity_5>. The <entity_2> is the third tournament in pro <entity_6> history to award equal prize money for both men and women. The <entity_2> debuted at the Aviation Club in <entity_8> as an ATP 250 tournament. In 1996, the <entity_2> took place at the newly erected <entity_7> Tennis Stadium at the Aviation Club. In 2005, the <entity_2> implemented equal prize money policy becoming the third professional <entity_6> event to do so after the US Open and Australian Open. A number of highly ranked <entity_6> players, including 2008 winner Andy Roddick, pulled out of the men's event (ATP 500 <entity_7>) which was scheduled to take place the week after the women's event.
['recurring tournament']