Media credentials available on request.  Photography attached for free editorial use   (photo credit: Jennifer Pottheiser (Andy Murray) and Getty Images (Andy Roddick).       MEDIA CONTACT Elliott Stares ESPR 305.490.1985 Elliott@esprinc.com       FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   FIRST ANNUAL  MIAMI TENNIS CUP  HONORS US OPEN CHAMPION AND OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST,  ANDY MURRAY , AND PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE CAREER OF LEGENDARY SPORTS ICON,  ANDY RODDICK Inaugural U.S. tournament features “Super Six” of the world’s top ranked players     Stadium Court at Crandon Park Tennis Center to receive unique color transformation   Miami, FL – October 16th, 2012 :  Argentina’s  Group NOS , one of South America’s leading producers of brand-immersive experiences in the sports and entertainment industry, has announced the first annual  Miami Tennis Cup , taking place November 30th through December 2nd, 2012, at the prestigious Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne, Florida.   The highly anticipated competition is the first of its kind to launch in the U.S. and receives its inauguration in South Florida, featuring six of today’s top ranked ATP professionals, including an exclusive appearance by U.S. Open Champion and British Olympic Gold Medalist,  Andy Murray , and French Open Champion  Juan Carlos Ferrero , the former world number one player from Spain.  The tournament will also be a tribute to the iconic career of Florida resident,  Andy Roddick , who will also be participating as part of his homecoming farewell tour. The “Super Six” clash of the titans will play in a double-elimination, round robin tournament format that will also feature ATP heavyweights  Nicolás Almagro  (ESP),  Alejandro Falla  (COL) and top ranked American,  John Isner .     All matches played throughout the three-day tournament will take place on the stadium court at Crandon Park and will be broadcast LIVE by ESPN3.  More than 7,000 spectators are expected to attend each day.   The coveted stadium court at Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne, Florida, home to the annual “Fifth Grand Slam,” will see a unique transformation from the traditional purple and green colors – a complete makeover that will be created especially for the Miami Tennis Cup.  Spectators will witness world-ranked players slugging it out on the  first ever  white  stadium court , complete with red lines, painted within a blue area that will surround the court.  The first red, white and blue stadium court will be developed purposely for the three-day tournament, to commemorate