2024 ATP Finals is round the corner and will be held in Turin. Each year the ATP Tour concludes its calendar with the ATP Finals and this season eight singles players plus eight doubles teams will contend for glory.
After 10 and half months of clashes and rivalries, the field for the 2024 ATP Finals have been finally determined. The year-ender tournament promises an exciting adventure with the bests of the tennis world taking on each other. After 10 and half months of heated clashes and rivalries, the field has been
Novak Djokovic, the reigning ATP Finals champion, will be absent from the tournament as he has pulled out of the competition due to injury.
The Serbian, who won his record seventh title in 2023, has handed his spot to Alex De Minaur.
Jannik Sinner was the first men’s singles player to qualify for the 2024 ATP Finals, and will be the top seed, too, at the event. Alexander Zverev and Daniil Medvedev, meanwhile, are the only previous champions of the ATP Finals to qualify for 2024 edition.
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Completing the field at the 2024 ATP Finals are Carlos Alcaraz, Taylor Fritz, Casper Ruud and Andrey Rublev, all eying their maiden season-ending title. De Minaur will be making his debut at the ATP Finals.
2024 ATP Finals: Qualified Players (Singles)
- Jannik Sinner
- Alexander Zverev
- Carlos Alcaraz
- Daniil Medvedev
- Taylor Fritz
- Casper Rudd
- Alex de Minaur
- Andrey Rublev
The men’s doubles field has also been determined and two-time defending champions Rajeev Ram/ Joe Salisbury will be missing from the tournament.
2024 ATP Finals: Qualified Players (Doubles)
- Marcelo Arevalo/ Mate Pavic
- Marcel Granollers/ Horacio Zeballos
- Simone Bolelli/ Andrea Vavassori
- Max Purcell/ Jordan Thompson
- Wesley Koolhof/ Nikola Mektic
- Rohan Bopanna/ Matthew Ebden
- Kevin Krawietz/ Tim Puetz
- Harri Heliovaara/ Henry Patten
2024 ATP Finals Schedule
(All times UK)
November 10
- Day session – 10.30am (doubles), 1pm (singles)
- Evening session – 5pm (doubles), not before 7.30pm (singles)
November 11
- Day session – 10.30am (doubles), 1pm (singles)
- Evening session – 5pm (doubles), not before 7.30pm (singles)
November 12
- Day session – 10.30am (doubles), 1pm (singles)
- Evening session – 5pm (doubles), not before 7.30pm (singles)
November 13
- Day session – 10.30am (doubles), 1pm (singles)
- Evening session – 5pm (doubles), not before 7.30pm (singles)
November 14
- Day session – 10.30am (doubles), 1pm (singles)
- Evening session – 5pm (doubles), not before 7.30pm (singles)
November 15
- Day session – 10.30am (doubles), 1pm (singles)
- Evening session – 5pm (doubles), not before 7.30pm (singles)
November 16
- Day session – 11am (doubles), 1.30pm (singles)
- Evening session – 5pm (doubles), not before 7.30pm (singles)
November 17
- Doubles final at 2pm and singles final at 5pm.
