The Barclays ATP World Tour Finals 2009 will be played at the O2 Arena in London. This is the finale to the Mens Tennis Season, when the worlds top 8 players in the world rankings compete to be crowned the ATP World Tour Champion. ATP world tour tickets | ATP Finals tickets | ATP tour finals tickets
The tournament divides the players into two groups of four, so they first play 3 round robin games against each other. The two best players progress to the semi finals and the then to the final.
The ATP World Tour Final Prize money is US$4,450,000. atp world tour final tickets
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Sunday, 22 November Day session
12.30 pm GMT (7.30 am ET)
Nestor/Zimonjic vs. Fyrstenberg/Matkowski
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Night Session 7 pm GMT (2 pm ET)
Bhupathi/Knowles vs. Cermak/Mertinak
Federer vs. Verdasco Tickets
Monday, 23 November
12.30 pm GMT (7.30 am ET)
Bryan/Bryan vs Mirnyi/Ram Tickets
Nadal vs. Soderling Tickets
Night Session 7 pm GMT (2 pm ET)
Dlouhy/Paes vs. Kubot/Marach Tickets
Djokovic vs. Davydenko Tickets
GROUP STAGES AND SEMI-FINALS (22-28 November, 2009)
Afternoon Session
12:30pm – Doubles match starts
Not before 2:15pm – Singles match starts
Evening Session
7pm – Doubles match starts
Not before 8:45pm – Singles match starts
FINAL (29 November, 2009)
12:30pm – Doubles match starts
Not before 2:30pm – Singles match starts
In recent years the tournament has been known as the Tennis Masters Cup but this year it will be renamed the ATP World Tour Finals and it will be staged at The O2 Arena London from 2009 to 2012.
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Barclays ATP World Tour Finals is the climax of the men’s professional tennis season, featuring only the world’s best eight qualified singles players and doubles teams. They will fight tooth and nail to be there and you will get a chance to experience the crowning of the 2009 ATP World Tour Champion.
There’s no better place to FEEL IT – the Intensity, Ferocity, Speed and Passion – than at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, the flagship event and season finale of the ATP World Tour. Qualification is coveted by many, but earned only by the elite eight singles players and elite eight doubles teams who demonstrate sustained excellence throughout the year on the ATP World Tour. tennis masters cup 2009 tennis masters cup london tennis masters cup o2 atp world tour finals atp tennis masters cup
At the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, there’s no place to hide as the likes of Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray go head-to-head in one-on-one gladiatorial battles in their purest form. Survive the gruelling round-robin phase and take your place in the cut-throat semifinals and final.
Played under a unique round-robin format, the top eight ATP stars all play three matches as they battle for a berth in the knockout semifinals
Monday November 23 – Group stages – Afternoon and Evening
Tuesday November 24 – Group stages – Afternoon and Evening
Wednesday November 25 – Group stages – Afternoon and Evening
Thursday November 26 – Group stages – Afternoon and Evening
Friday November 27 – Group stages – Afternoon and Evening
Saturday November 28 – Semi Finals – Afternoon and Evening
Sunday November 29 – Final – Afternoon Session
Each session consists of one doubles match followed by one singles match
The doubles match consists of two sets followed by a Champions tiebreak (first to 10 with two clear points) if the score is one set all
The singles match consists of best of three tiebreak sets
nly the Top 8 singles players and doubles teams capable of demonstrating sustained excellence across the 63 ATP World Tour tournaments and the 4 Grand Slams earn the right to compete in this prestigious season-ending climax and the chance to be crowned the 2009 ATP World Tour Champion.
Featuring a unique round-robin format, the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals will see all players playing a minimum of three matches each as they battle for a berth in the knockout semi-finals and beyond. With the quality of each match akin to that of a Grand Slam quarterfinal or better, this is one sporting spectacle you can’t afford to miss.
The rewards are high – a chance to win the biggest indoor tournament in world tennis and an opportunity to join an elite group of former champions including Bjorn Borg, John McEnroe and Pete Sampras.
This November, the world’s top tennis players will have no place to hide as the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals comes to The O2 in London for the first time in the event’s illustrious 40-year history.
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