The second match of quarter-finals of French Open and what an exciting game to close the first day of quarters. Great friends and already tennis legends match up against each...
Read moreThe first day of quarter-finals of the biggest tournament French Open this season so far is here for us. In the first match of quarter-finals, we have Kei Nishikori matching...
Read more1/8 final of Roland Garros and here we have the best in the world fighting against German Jan-Lennard Struff who is playing tennis of his career and surprisingly got to...
Read moreThe second day of 1/8 finals at French Open. This game should be a joy to watch as Dominic Thiem is one of the best players we have on clay...
Read more1/8 final of French Open is here and an interesting game between Juan Ignacio Londero against Rafael Nadal is waiting for us. Londero is playing the best tennis of his...
Read more1/8 final of Roland Garros. This should be the closest match of the day as both players are in great form. To have more insights on this ATP Kei Nishikori...
Read more1/16 final of Roland Garros. One of the earliest games of the day but definitely worth to watch. Serbian Dusan Lajovic faces up against German Alexander Zverev. Both players are...
Read more1/16 final of Roland Garros. Here we have Karen Khachanov who rolled over first 2 opponents facing up against Martin Klizan. He fought until the last second in both matches...
Read more1/16 final of French Open. Both former Top 3 ranked players face up against each other for the 4th time on clay. The match should be very competitive as both...
Read more1/16 final of Roland Garros and a great match between 6th in the world Stefanos Tsitsipas against 60th Filip Krajinovic. The game should be very interesting as both players are...
Read moreTennis is one of the most popular and funded sports in the world. The origins of today’s tennis come from the 12th century, from northern France. At that time, the game was called “game of the palm”, which eventually resulted in a modern, well-known sport.
Various tournaments of this wonderful sport are held in completely different parts of the world. The annual ATP tennis season begins on December 31 and ends on November 24. Each tournament has a certain number of points and a prize package. For example, Grand Slam tournaments (highest rated tournaments) Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open winners get up to 3 million $ and 2000 ATP points, which is a huge achievement in the career of each player.
There are other competitions with lower victory points and prizes, but no less interesting for fans of this sport – ATP Tour – ATP Tour Masters 1000, ATP Tour 500 and ATP 250. To make it easier to understand, in the tournament’s rating name is written how many points winner of the competition will receive. Moreover, since the 1970 year, there is an annual men’s tennis tournament – ATP Finals. In these competitions, winners get up to 1500 ranking points and about 3 million $. That is a great chance to catch up leaders in ATP Rankings and fight at the end of the season for a great price.
That’s all about ATP, however, there are Challenger tournaments and even less rated ITF events. Most often, in exactly these tournaments manifest themselves young, talented and well-known tennis players in the future. The greatest athletes of the world play in our time and show incredible results. We live at the times when the legends Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic are fighting a very strong young generation.
Experts of our team daily monitor various tennis events. Previews are written not only about ATP Grand Slams (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open), but also about tournaments of lesser importance, but no less interesting. Please, check our social media and website for the newest tennis match preview.
