Italian Gaudenzi reappointed ATP chairman
ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi has been re-elected for a second term as the head of the organisation from 2024 through 2026, the governing body of men's tennis announced on Monday.
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Carlos Alcaraz expects to play events in Saudi Arabia after talks between ATP Tour and PIF
World No 1 Carlos Alcaraz said he has "no doubts" that Saudi Arabia will soon host professional tennis tournaments, his comments coming days after talks were held between the ATP and the country's Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Alcaraz has 'no doubts' he will compete in Saudi Arabia one day
World number one Carlos Alcaraz has "no doubts" he will compete in Saudi Arabia at some point and said the country has the power to hold plenty of tournaments after the ATP Tour began talks about a potential partnership with its sovereign wealth fund.
Rise of the ‘mini-slams’ cranks up demands on tired tennis players
H ours after successfully completing her first match in Madrid this year, Daria Kasatkina, the highest-ranked women’s player from Russia, stood in the corridors of La Caja Mágica as she described how she was managing the mental fatigue that had built after years of being a hamster in the ever-revolving wheel of professional tennis.
ATP to replace line judges with automatic technology
Tennis line judges will be replaced by automatic decision-making technology on the men's ATP Tour from 2025.
Electronic Line Calling to be used across ATP Tour from 2025
On-court line judges will be a thing of the past with the ATP set to adopt an Electronic Line Calling (ELC) system across all its events from 2025, the men's tennis governing body said on Friday.
ATP must persist with Gaudenzi for bright future, says former board member
BENGALURU : The ATP must resist the urge to make changes to its leadership and back chairman Andrea Gaudenzi for another term that would allow the Italian to realise his vision for the men's game, a former board member has told Reuters.
ATP Tour announces record prize money increase for 2023
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.