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Competition

Nitto ATP Finals

Formerly Masters, ATP Tour World Championships, Tennis Masters Cup, ATP World Tour Finals · Also known as ATP Finals

Importance 4 out of 5Importance rating

The ATP Finals is the men's season-ending event, where the eight best-placed singles players and doubles teams of the year meet in round-robin groups before knockout semi-finals and a final. It has been held in Turin since 2021.

Key facts

ItemDetailSource
SportTennis
Run byATP
OrganiserATPNitto ATP Finals: terms and conditions, Terms and conditions: the site and the ATP Finals marks belong to ATP Tour, Inc.
First held1970, as the Masters, in TokyoNitto ATP Finals: history, History: first Masters in Tokyo in December 1970
FormatEight singles players and eight doubles teams, in round-robin groups, then knockout semi-finals and finalNitto ATP Finals: event overview, Event overview
How oftenAnnually, at the end of the season in NovemberNitto ATP Finals official website, Site header: 15–22 November 2026
VenueInalpi Arena, Turin (Turin is host from 2021 to 2027)Nitto ATP Finals official website, Site header; event overview gives the 2021–2027 run in Turin
Websitenittoatpfinals.com

Sources

  1. Nitto ATP Finals official website, ATP Tour, Inc.nittoatpfinals.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)
  2. Nitto ATP Finals: event overview, ATP Tour, Inc.nittoatpfinals.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)
  3. Nitto ATP Finals: history, ATP Tour, Inc.nittoatpfinals.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)
  4. Nitto ATP Finals: terms and conditions, ATP Tour, Inc.nittoatpfinals.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)