Nitto ATP Finals – Tennis Guide

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Last Updated: March 14, 2021

The ATP Finals are regarded as the second highest level of men’s professional Tennis after the four major grand slam tournaments, and one level above ATP Tour Masters competitions.

Dating back to 1970, the competition has often been regarded as the fifth Grand slam as it features the top eight singles players and doubles teams in terms of ATP ranking points.

Years Location Stadium Surface Capacity
1970 Tokyo, Japan Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium Carpet 6,500
1971 Paris, France Stade Pierre de Coubertin Carpet 5,000
1972 Barcelona, Spain Palau Blaugrana Hard 5,700
1973 Boston, United States Boston Garden Carpet 14,900
1974 Melbourne, Australia Kooyong Stadium Grass 8,500
1975 Stockholm, Sweden Kungliga Tennishallen Carpet 6,000
1976 Houston, United States The Summit Carpet 16,300
1977-1989 New York City, United States Madison Square Garden Carpet 18,000
1990-1995 Frankfurt, Germany Festhalle Frankfurt Carpet 12,000
1996-1999 Hanover, Germany Hanover Fairground Carpet & Hard 15,000
2000 Lisbon, Portugal Pavilhao Atlantico Hard 12,000
2001 Sydney, Australia Acer Arena Hard 17,500
2002 Shanghai, China SNIEC Hard 10,000
2003-2004 Houston, United States Westside Tennis Club Hard 5,240
2005-2008 Shanghai, China Qizhong Forest Sports City Arena Carpet & Hard 15,000
2009-2020 London, United Kingdom O2 Arena Hard 20,000
2021-2025 Turin, Italy Pala Alpitour Hard 16,600

 

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