The 2023 ATP Finals is the World Men's Tennis Finals sponsored by the Tennis Professional Players Association (ATP). It was held in Pala Alpi to Gymnasium in Turin, Italy, on October 2nd, 2023/KLOC-0.
Rules: The finalists/groups will be divided into two groups for group competition, and the top two players/groups in each group will advance to the semi-finals. Venue: Pala Alpi Stadium is the largest indoor stadium in Italy, with a capacity of12,350 spectators. The venue will host the ATP year-end finals from 2002/KLOC-0 to 2025.
2023atp year-end finals points rules:
Players who participate in the ATP year-end finals in Turin in 2022 will get 200 points in each round of group matches and 600 points in three rounds of group matches. If they win the semi-final, they will get 400 points, and if they win the championship, they will get 500 points. If you win the championship, the player will get 1500 points.
The list of eight players in this year's ATP Finals has also been confirmed, including Nadal, Sisyphus, Luther, medvedev, Felix Og Ariasim, Lublev, Djokovic and Taylor Fritz.
Alcaraz, the world's number one ATP player, was unable to participate in the ATP finals because of a torn abdominal muscle during his participation in the Paris Masters. Taylor Fritz replaced the Spaniard and Nadal became the top seed in the ATP final.