The US International is the last grand slam of the two square handball year. It is held in the city of Miami and is held during the Victorian School holidays. The HBBC moved the US International to Miami in 1983, and was originally held in Indianapolis. The court is made from concrete http://hbbc.com

The lead up tournaments are:

Canadian Open,

Cincinnati Bowl,

New Mexico Open,

Flushing Meadows Open,

Sacramento Open, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?preload=Template%3AAfc+preload%2Fdraft&editintro=Template%3AAfC+draft+editintro&title=Draft:Sacramento_Open_(two_square)&create=Create+new+article+draft#

Tennessee International

Denver Open https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?preload=Template%3AAfc+preload%2Fdraft&editintro=Template%3AAfC+draft+editintro&title=Draft:Denver_Open&create=Create+new+article+draft#Finals

Minneapolis Open,

Minnesota Bowl,

Stef Open, Orangeland,

and the Kentucky Bowl.

The US International 2017 winner was Cameron Stracthan, winning against Stefano Di-Mauro Hayes in 7 tests. The 2018 winner was Nick Fafarakis in a thrilling 7-test match against fellow Aussie Stefano Di-Mauro Hayes.

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