The season 2023 of the ATP Tour will conclude with the ATP Finalswhich will be played again in Turin, Italy under its usual system round robe (group stage) and a financial prize which, if last year’s figures are repeated, could reach 4.7 million dollars for the champion (if he does so without losing games).
The ATP Finals consists of ten players (eight in the main draw and two alternates) who enter in the following order: the seven best of the “Race to Turin” ranking after the last tournaments of the ATP season (the ATP 250 in Metz and Tel Aviv in November), until two Grand Slam champions went 8-20 in the match for Turin and placed eighth in the race for Turin.
Who Qualifies for ATP Finals 2023?
novak djokovicAustralian Open, Roland Garros and Cincinnati Masters 1000 champion has already qualified for the 2023 ATP Finals where he will defend his title, as well as Carlos Alcaraz, Wimbledon and Masters 1000 champion in Indian Wells and Madrid, who will make his ATP finals debut. The two have more than 6,000 points heading into the race for Torino and can no longer be beaten by enough players to stay out.
Daniel MedvedevMasters 1000 champion in Miami and Rome, is close to securing his ranking as well Jannik Sinnerwinner of the Toronto Masters 1000, both with more than 4,000 points added to the race for Torino.
Currently, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Andrei Rublev (Monte Carlo Masters 1000 Champion), Holger Rune and Alexander Zverev They complete the group of eight tennis players who would play in the 2023 ATP Finals, with Taylor Fritz and Kasper Rudd occupying the alternate positions. Alex de Minaur, Tommy Paul, Karen Khachanov and Frances Tiafoe are close in the rankings, all with more than 1,800 points added in 2023.
| Tennis player | Country | previous entries |
|---|---|---|
| novak djokovic | Serbian | fifteen |
| Carlos Alcaraz | Spain | No one |
