The field is set for the final tournament of the 2020 season. ?
Let's review the eight competitors:
The top eight men have been split into two groups ahead of Sunday's start.
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"The Masters [WTA Finals] is 50 percent of the WTA's income. It’s colossal. Since the Masters is not taking place, and Asia has shut its door until March, we are in survival mode."
Alizé Cornet is rightfully concerned, also given that the cancellations in China represent a drop of $30 million in total, along with other tournament reductions.
The women's tennis tour has played just two events since the rescheduled Roland Garros.
"I am happy to be lined up with the greats. The names among the winners... to be there now is a great honor for me."
Add Austrian Sportsman of the Year to Dominic Thiem's list of 2020 accomplishments! ?
The US Open champ struggled with a blister on his right foot in Vienna, falling to Rublev.
Victoria Azarenka has learned what we all eventually learn: time will not be beaten, it will only continue. Enjoy the ride—but please drive safely.
A crisis in confidence, personal turmoil, a global pandemic—and a positive outlook.
Nick Monroe joins this week's podcast to talk a rollercoaster season, his passion for training, appearing on Tennis Channel as an analyst, and more.
The American has a passion for training that's unparalleled.
Allez, Richard Gasquet. The semifinal awaits. ?
The Frenchman is up against Salvatore Caruso, live now on Tennis Channel → tnns.ch/app
“I thought he was magical—like some kind of Viking god who’d landed on the tennis court."
And that was when McEnroe met Borg...and won.
On this day in 1978, the Swede was competing against a teenager who'd long idolized him.
It's go time, guys. ?
Vasek Pospisil and John Millman are fighting for a spot in the semis, live now on Tennis Channel → tnns.ch/app
A year after Jannik Sinner defeated him for the NextGen ATP Finals title, Alex De Minaur will hope to avenge that beatdown in Sofia’s quarterfinal round.
A year ago, Sinner demolished De Minaur to triumph at Milan's NextGen ATP Finals.
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Given its unique structural elements, grasping the event's significance isn't always easy.
Favorite family holiday traditions? ?
How likely are you to sing along to the radio when driving? ?
Breakfast, lunch, or dinner? ?
Simona Halep and Petra Kvitová have all the answers.
Both the Czech and the Romanian have established themselves as upper-echelon mainstays.
When in Egypt...
Do as Leylah Fernandez does! ? ?️ ?️
The 18-year-old and her sister snagged some wins on the court, but lived it up off the court as well.
The 18-year-old just spent a few weeks playing doubles in Sharm El Sheikh.
Experience vs. Youth.
Richard Gasquet vs. Jonas Forejtek.
Tune in now to watch live on Tennis Channel → tnns.ch/app
Want your serve to carry the same power and balance as your forehand? ?
They're a lot more similar shots than you think. Jim McLennan shows us how on #OneMinuteClinic.
Working to keep Team Canada alive in Sofia. ??
Félix Auger-Aliassime vs. Salvatore Caruso in round two, live now on Tennis Channel → tnns.ch/app
Jonáš Forejtek marked his first ATP Tour win over Marin Cilic on Monday.
Will win #2 be at the expense of Richard Gasquet?
We'll see what the Frenchman has to say about it.
The former junior world No. 1 will aim for his second upset of the week against Gasquet.
Continued campaigns to upsets.
Check out the top photos from Tuesday.
The world No. 11 was down, 4-1, in the opening set but managed to post a 6-4, 6-4 score.
More Sofia Open action, coming right up. ✔️
Tune into Tennis Channel starting at 5am ET to catch it all→ tnns.ch/app
For the first time in the ATP tour era, Canada boasted the Top 2 seeds at a tour-level tournament.
Unfortunately, Denis Shapovalov's debut as a No. 1 seed was short lived in Sofia. ?
Radu Albot upset the top-seeded Shapovalov, 6-2, 6-4, at the Sofia Open Tuesday.
