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Nitto ATP Finals Highlights Late-Season ATP Tour Calendar 14.08.2020
The Nitto ATP Finals will anchor the final six-week stretch of the 2020 ATP Tour season following the release of a revised provisional calendar today. The 50th anniversary edition of the ATP’s season-ending finale, featuring the best eight singles players and doubles teams will take place from the 15-22 November. TICKETING POLICY In line with […]
ATP Issues Updated 2020 Provisional Calendar 14.08.2020
The ATP has issued further updates to the 2020 Tour calendar, setting a provisional schedule for the remainder of the regular season. The revised calendar marks a continuation of the plan to resume the ATP Tour season, following suspension in March due to COVID-19. Under the updated schedule the ATP Masters 1000 tournament in Rome, […]
Massu On Thiem's Return To Tennis: 'He Has Even More Motivation Now' 13.08.2020
Nicolas Massu, former No. 9 in the FedEx ATP Rankings and the current coach of Dominic Thiem, is optimistic that they can pick up where they left off at the start of this season. The Chilean is credited with helping Thiem achieve his hard-court breakthrough last year. One month after they began working together, Thiem […]
Djokovic 'Excited' To Suit Up For W&S Open, US Open 13.08.2020
Novak Djokovic will put his unbeaten (18-0) streak in 2020 on the line as he returns to New York this month for the Western & Southern Open and US Open. The latter event will also be held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center due to COVID-19. ”I am happy to confirm that […]
Patrick Rafter: When Nice Guys Finish First 13.08.2020
In the latest profile on a series of the 26 players to rise to No. 1 in the FedEx ATP Rankings, ATPTour.com looks back on the career of Patrick Rafter. View Full List First Week As No. 1: 26 July 1999 Total Weeks at No. 1: 1 As World No. 1 Rafter holds two unique […]
Medvedev In Montreal: Memories of A Pivotal Week 13.08.2020
Winning breeds confidence and 12 months ago, one star was burning brightest of all. Daniil Medvedev, who had swapped sweets and croissants for a better diet to match his dedication and professionalism on the court, went on a tear. After Nick Kyrgios narrowly beat him 7-6(8), 7-6(4) in the 2019 Citi Open final, the Russian […]
Was That Roger Federer Or Wayne Gretzky In Toronto? 12.08.2020
It turns out that even though Roger Federer is best with a tennis racquet, that’s not the only stick he is effective with. The Swiss joined fellow ATP Tour players and NHL stars for a hockey exhibition in Toronto at the 2014 Rogers Cup. Some of the hockey stars in attendance were Phil Kessel and […]
Federer's 100th & Djokovic's Missing Masters Top Unforgettable Titles 12.08.2020
What are your favourite ATP Tour title moments? ATPTour.com looks back at 10 memorable tournament victories from recent years, from the breakthrough of stars to all-time greats achieving unforgettable milestones. 10. Juan Martin Del Potro, 2018 BNP Paribas Open Del Potro’s run at Indian Wells in 2018 proved the peak of his comeback from three […]
Classy In Canada: Nadal's Fab Five 12.08.2020
Rafael Nadal's debut in Canada was a short-lived affair as he suffered an opening-round defeat to Lleyton Hewitt at the 2004 Rogers Cup. Little did the Spaniard know that the tournament would become his most successful hard-court ATP Masters 1000 event, with five titles in total (2005, 2008, 2013, 2018-19). Twelve months later, the abiding […]
Djokovic Doing Double Duty At The Western & Southern Open 11.08.2020
Novak Djokovic will be doing double duty at the Western & Southern Open. Djokovic and partner Filip Krajinovic are among the initial entries into the ATP Masters 1000 event’s doubles draw, as announced by the tournament Tuesday. The Serbians have competed together four times, tallying a 3-4 record. At last year’s Rolex Shanghai Masters, they upset […]