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ATP chairman Andrea Gaudenzi: We're all on the same side – that's team tennis

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Professional tennis’ first foray into Saudi Arabia saw Hamad Medjedovic clinch the Next Gen ATP Finals title in front of a capacity crowd in Jeddah.

Andrea Gaudenzi, the chairman of the ATP, attended the final day of action at King Abdullah Sports City's indoor arena and says the tour’s first experience in the Kingdom was generally positive, despite the teething issues that are expected with any first-year event. “I think I've heard very, very good feedback, both from the players and from my team, in terms of execution, the infrastructure here is impressive.

The amount of work, investment and passion into the details has been amazing. I also looked at it on TV and it looked very nice.

So yeah, I’m very, very, very pleased,” Gaudenzi told The National on the sidelines of the tournament now in its sixth edition following a five-year stint in Milan.

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