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This is how the ATP Calendar will change in the coming years. Photo: Getty
ATP Andrea Gaudenzi

The REVOLUTION is Coming: This is How the ATP Calendar will change in the Coming Years

Jose Morón - 13 Nov 2025 | 17:26

Finals during the week, longer preseason, two-week Masters 1000, fewer 250 and 500 tournaments... a revolution is coming to the ATP. That's what its president has revealed in Turin.

Jakub Mensik, calendar problem. Photo: gettyimages
Jakub Mensik ATP

Mensik: "It is inevitable that the body resents such a loaded calendar"

Diego Jiménez - 2 Oct 2025 | 13:43

The young Czech tennis player reflects on the toughness of competing nearly week after week and trusts in being well-recovered to compete effectively in Shanghai.

The Moselle Open disappears from the ATP calendar. Source: Getty
ATP ATP Metz 2025

Goodbye to the Moselle Open

Fernando Murciego - 6 Feb 2025 | 13:30

After 21 editions, the Metz tournament has been left out of ATP's plans for the 2026 calendar. Do you know who was the only World No. 1 to win there?

This is how the ATP calendar 2026 will be. Source: ATP
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This will be the ATP calendar for 2026

Carlos Navarro - 3 Feb 2025 | 16:24

The upcoming season will bring several novelties: it will start a week later (there will be no tennis at the end of December), Estoril returns, Metz disappears, and much more.

Tsitsipas criticizes the two-week Masters 1000 tournaments. Photo: gettyimages
Stefanos Tsitsipas Andy Roddick

Roddick and Tsitsipas' fierce criticism of the two-week Masters 1000: "It's a stupid idea"

Diego Jiménez - 7 Nov 2024 | 11:57

The Greek echoes a strong opinion from Roddick who harshly criticizes the ATP for extending the duration of the Masters 1000.

Taylor Fritz, complaints about the schedule. Photo: gettyimages
Taylor Fritz ATP

Fritz, regarding complaints about the calendar and playing exhibitions: "I just hope that, at least, the players understand it"

Diego Jiménez - 27 Sep 2024 | 08:46

The American argues why it is compatible and necessary to complain about the overloaded schedule without it preventing playing exhibitions.