Atp tour 2023

2.8 How many ATP Tournaments are played a year? 2023 ATP Schedule of Tennis Tournaments Dates Tournament Location ATP Level Court Surface 12 Jun – 18 Jun S-Hertogenbosch 250 Grass 12 Jun – 18 Jun Stuttgart 250 Grass 19 Jun – 25 Jun Halle 500 Grass 19 Jun – 25 Jun London 500 Grass 25 Jun – 1 Jul Mallorca 250 Grass 26 Jun – 2 Jul Eastbourne 250 Grass 3 Jul – 16 Jul London Grand Slam Grass 17 Jul – 23 Jul Newport 250 Grass 17 Jul – 23 Jul Bastad 250 Clay 17 Jul – 23 Jul Gstaad 250 Clay 19 Jul – 23 Jul Nice Hopman Cup Grass 24 Jul – 30 Jul Hamburg 500 Clay 24 Jul – 30 Jul Umag 250 Clay 24 Jul – 30 Jul Atlanta 250 Hard 31 Jul – 5 Aug Kitzbuhel 250 Clay 31 Jul – 5 Aug Los Cabos 250 Hard 31 Jul- 6 Aug Washington DC 500 Hard 7 Aug – 13 Aug Toronto 1000 Hard 14 Aug – 20 Aug Cincinnati 1000 Hard 21 Aug – 26 Aug Winston-Salem 250 Hard 28 Aug – 10 Sep New York Grand Slam Hard 13 Sep – 17 Sep TBC Davis Cup TBC 18 Sep – 24 Sep Zhuhai 250 Hard 18 Sep – 24 Sep Chengdu 250 Hard 22 Sep – 24 Sep Vancouver Laver Cup Hard 28 Sep – 3 Oct Beijing 500 Hard 27 Sep – 3 Oct Astana 250 Hard 4 Oct – 15 Oct Shanghai 1000 Hard 16 Oct – 22 Oct Antwerp 250 Hard 16 Oct – 22 Oct Stockholm 250 Hard 16 Oct – 22 Oct Tokyo 500 Hard 23 Oct – 29 Oct Basel 500 Hard 23 Oct – 29 Oct Vienna 500 Hard 30 Oct – 5 Nov Paris 1000 Hard 5 Nov – 11 Nov Tel Aviv 250 Hard 5 Nov – 11 Nov Metz 250 Hard 12 Nov – 19 Nov TBC Next Gen ATP Finals Hard 12 Nov – 19 Nov Turin ATP Finals Hard 20 Nov – 26 Nov Davis Cup Finals Malaga Davis...

Nov 17 (Reuters) - Men's tennis governing body ATP on Thursday announced a record increase of $37.5 million in prize money to $217.9 million for the 2023 season. The overall prize money pot was for both the ATP and Challenger Tours, with ATP Tour players collectively taking home an additional $18.6 million of on-site prize money from next year, the ATP said in a statement. Earlier this year, the ATP had "The record increase also includes a significant uplift on the ATP Challenger Tour, which will see on-site prize money grow by 75%, from $12.1 million to $21.1 million," the ATP said. In June, the men's governing body On Thursday it said "a revised bonus pool structure introduced through OneVision, ATP's strategic plan, is set to deliver bonus pools of $21.3 million in 2023, a $9.8 million increase on 2022, to an expanded group of top-performing players". The ATP had also announced that its flagship Masters 1000 tournaments in Madrid, Rome and Shanghai will be held over 12 days and with bigger draw sizes from 2023. "Our players are world-class athletes and it's our priority to ensure they're compensated accordingly," ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi said in the statement. "These record increases in 2023 are a strong statement for the ATP Tour and highlights our commitment to raising the bar in tennis." The 2023 international tennis season will begin on Dec. 29 with the inaugural

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Thursday’s schedule of play for 2023 ATP Tour and WTA events for Stuttgart, ‘s-Hertogenbosch and Nottingham can be found at the links below. This week’s action on Tour marks the first week of the grass-court season. The best players in the world will be hone their skills as they look forward to the Wimbledon Championshipsin early July. LINK: Stuttgart Schedule LINK: ‘s-Hertogenbosch Schedule LINK: Nottingham Schedule

Coach “He has this software in his head that he can switch when a Grand Slam comes. [A] Grand Slam is a different sport comparing to other tournaments. He switches his software. The day we arrived here, he was better, he was more motivated, he was more hungry,” Ivanisevic said During the trophy ceremony, Djokovic alluded to difficulty he had given his team throughout the fortnight. Ivanisevic confirmed that and joked about how the Serbian was able to work through it all to claim his record 23rd major title. “He chained us with handcuffs for three days,” Ivanisevic said, cracking a smile. “He's not [an] easy guy, let's put it this way. He is not [an] easy guy. Especially when something's not going his way. But we are here to put our back and to get beaten, you know. That's what the team is for. We are here for him to feel better, for him to perform better. Sometimes [it is] not easy. Sometimes it's very complicated. “But overall, this is for what you live, the tournaments like this, the finishing like this. [It] was not easy. [It] was not [an] easy journey. You know we started in Monte-Carlo, Banja Luka. Rome was a little better but still away from his real form. He was torturing us, taking our nails off. A lot of more things but I cannot tell you that. But we are still here, we're alive. My heart is still okay. I'm [an] old man, I need to be careful of my heart. So he's okay.” You May Also Like: Djokovic broke a tie with “I’m really sorry that Rafa is not here, but I said ...

Tournament • Tournament • Acapulco • Adelaide 1 • Adelaide 2 • Antwerp • Astana • Atlanta • Auckland • Australian Open • Banja Luka • Barcelona • Basel • Bastad • Beijing • Buenos Aires • Chengdu • Cincinnati • Cordoba • Dallas • Delray Beach • Doha • Dubai • Eastbourne • Estoril • Geneva • Gstaad • Halle • Hamburg • Houston • Indian Wells • Kitzbuhel • Laver Cup • London • Los Cabos • Lyon • Madrid • Mallorca • Marrakech • Marseille • Metz • Miami • Monte-Carlo • Montpellier • Munich • Newport • Nitto ATP Finals • Paris • Pune • Rio de Janeiro • Roland Garros • Rome • Rotterdam • Santiago • Shanghai • 's-Hertogenbosch • Stockholm • Stuttgart • Tel Aviv • Tokyo • Toronto • Umag • United Cup • US Open • Vienna • Washington • Wimbledon • Winston-Salem • Zhuhai Go Djokovic overcame a strong start from Ruud on Court Philippe-Chatrier to seal his historic victory. The third seed delivered a high-class tie-break display to claim a first set in which he had trailed 1-4 before producing some of his purest hitting of the fortnight in the second and third en route to a three-hour, 13-minute triumph. “Obviously a Grand Slam is a Grand Slam,” said Djokovic at the trophy ceremony. “The four biggest tournaments that we have in our sport. Every single player dreams of being on this stage and winning the trophy at least once in their career. I’m beyond fortunate in my life to win 23 times, it’s an incredible feeling.” Most Grand Slam Men's Singles Titles (All-Time) Player Titles 23 22 20 ...