The ATP tour stop in San Jose, California will cease to exist after 2013, TENNIS.com has learned. San Jose Sports & Entertainment Enterprises, which owns the NHL's San Jose Sharks, will move its ATP 250 sanction from San Jose to the tournament week currently occupied by Memphis, which it also owns.
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