The countdown has begun for the second season of the Meteora World Tennis League, with top international tennis stars and global music icons set to perform at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi from December 21 to 24.   

This year’s World Tennis League line-up features a star-studded field of tennis players including Women’s World No 1 and current French Open champion, Iga Swiatek and Men’s World No 3 Daniil Medvedev with the 16 top stars set to represent their franchises in their bid to become champions of 2023.

While the matchups between the TSL Hawks, PBG Eagles, SG Maverick Kites and Honor FX Falcons will provide plenty of entertainment on court, spectators can also look forward to a memorable three nights of concerts by some of the biggest names in the music industry that will close out the day of tennis action.

The opening night of the new season will see international chart-topper, 50 Cent close out the action on December 21.

World Tennis League in Abu Dhabi serves as the last stop of the Grammy Award Winner’s ‘The Final Lap Tour 2023’ that has seen him wow thousands of fans across Europe, Asia and Australia in the last three months and fans can expect more of the same in his final performance of the year.

Fans have a chance to watch the best of R&B, with megastars Akon and Ne-Yo coming together for a special ‘R&B evening’ concert on December 22. With both international stars set to bring their fan favourite set list to Abu Dhabi, Ne-Yo will reunite with Akon again following their 2011 collaboration with David Guetta on the chart-topping single, Play Hard, in an evening of entertainment.

As the final day of action before the highly anticipated ‘Finals Day’, fans can vibe to the sounds of ‘Reggae Night’ with UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, The Original Wailers featuring Al Anderson, and Trojan Sound System gracing the stage on December 23.

World Tennis League 2023 Finals will be held on December 24.

Tickets are available via the Etihad Arena website as well as Platinum List and Virgin Megastores. – TradeArabia News Service