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ATP Finals contract with Italy extended for five more years to 2030, with location ‘under evaluation’

ATP chairman Andrea Gaudenzi made the announcement during the trophy ceremony after Italy's own Jannik Sinner beat Taylor Fritz in the final.

ByAssociated Press

Published Nov 18, 2024

MATCH POINT: Jannik Sinner topples Taylor Fritz to win ATP Finals in Turin

TURIN, Italy (AP) — The ATP Finals will remain in Italy through 2030, ATP chairman Andrea Gaudenzi announced Sunday. But the exact location is “under evaluation.”

The contract with Turin was due to expire next year.

“The ATP Finals will stay in Italy for another five years until 2030,” Gaudenzi said during the trophy ceremony after home player Jannik Sinner beat Taylor Fritz in the final of this year’s event for the top eight players on the men’s tennis tour.

The tournament has been in Turin since 2021, following a 12-year run in London.

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“Over the past four years, Italy has shown itself as an incredible host ... with the vision to create a truly special experience for both players and fans," Gaudenzi added in a statement.

“Over the past four years, Italy has shown itself as an incredible host ... with the vision to create a truly special experience for both players and fans," Gaudenzi added in a statement.

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Gaudenzi did not specify if the tournament would remain in Turin or move to Milan and a new arena being built for ice hockey at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics.

The Milan arena should have a capacity of more than 16,000 for tennis — providing 4,000 more seats than the Inalpi arena in Turin.

“The location options beyond 2025 are under evaluation, with further updates to be provided in due course,” the ATP said in a statement.