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Anonymous users2024-02-06Open Tournament: This is a tournament that is open to both professional and amateur players regardless of the status of the participants.
Invitational tournament refers to a sports competition in which an invitation is issued by one or several units and many units participate.
Masters Cup: Refers to men's ATP events where the winner of the Grand Slam can score 1,000 points.
Outreach: Open tournaments are held regularly or annually in tennis, golf, badminton, Go and chess. It is a sport with a single or double person.
Grand Slam: In Chinese sports, Grand Slam generally refers to an athlete or a certain sports team who has won a single individual or collective championship in a certain event, including the Olympic Games, the World Championships, and the World Cup. In Hong Kong, when it comes to sports Grand Slams, tennis is mostly referred to, including Wimbledon, the United States Open, France Open, and Australia Open.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Open: A tournament that allows active players from all over the world to meet the standards (note that there are often ranking restrictions) under the ITF, ATP (WTA) rules, and the number of participants is uncertain.
Invitational Tournament: A tournament in which the organizer invites specific players (no identity restrictions) and the rules are determined by the organizer.
Masters: As the finals of the men's professional tennis tour, the Masters is the highest level of tennis competition. From January 1 of each year, men's professional players earn points from the four Grand Slam tournaments, the Nine Masters Series and the five ATP Tour tournaments with the best personal results, until the Monday after the last ATP Tour of each year, the top seven players in the "ATP Champions Standing" qualify for the Tennis Masters Cup, and the eighth place is reserved for the top 20 players who are one of the four major champions of the year, or the eighth-ranked player.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The qualification for the Open Championship is open to all professional players, but those with high rankings will directly enter the main tournament, and those with low rankings will play in the qualifying rounds. As the name suggests, invitational tournaments are tournaments that only invited players can participate in. The Masters Cup is the last event at the end of each year, and the qualification is the top eight players ranked each year.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Now it generally refers to men's ATP events where the winner is second to a Grand Slam and can score 1,000 points.
There are currently nine.
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 events are usually distinguished by the name of the tournament, as sponsors may change masters every few years
Main article: ATP World Tour Masters 1000.
Like the Shanghai Masters.
The ATP World Tour Masters 1000 consists of nine events and is the second most important tournament in men's tennis after the Grand Slam. All tournaments are held annually and 1,000 World Ranking Points are awarded for each championship won. Hamilton, president of the Professional Tennis Federation.
When Jordan took office in 1990, the conference restructured the nine most important tournaments at the time, except for the Grand Slam, into the Super Nine tournament, which later became the Tennis Masters Series. At the end of the tennis season each November, the top eight players in the world can also compete in an ATP World Tour Finals with a round-robin group. The tournament is currently held in London, England.
On August 31, 2007, the ATP announced that it would implement a large-scale restructuring in 2009. The Masters will be renamed the Masters 1000, and the number 1000 in the new name will represent the ranking points that can be earned by the winner of each match. Unlike the original plan, the number of events will remain at nine
The Monte Carlo Masters will remain in the series, but players will not be compulsory; The Hamburg Masters was relegated to a 500-point event; The Madrid Masters will be moved to May as a clay-court event, while the new Shanghai Masters will take over from Madrid's October indoor event. In 2011, six of the nine 1000-level events will be combined with the WTA Tour.
Current Masters 1000 (2009).
Time, Match, Venue, Venue.
The March Indian Wells Masters American Indian Wells hard courts.
March Miami Masters Miami, USA on hard courts.
April Monte Carlo Masters Monaco Monte Carlo clay.
April Rome Masters Italy Rome clay.
May Madrid Masters Madrid, Spain on clay.
August Canada Masters Montreal and Toronto Canada on hard courts.
August Cincinnati Masters Cincinnati, USA hard courts.
October Shanghai Masters Shanghai Masters China Hard courts.
November Paris Masters Paris, France Indoor hard court.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The Tennis Masters Cup is a tennis tournament that takes place at the end of each year and contests the top eight players in the men's ATP Championship Ranking for that year. However, according to the rules of the Masters, a player who finishes eighth in the ATP championship ranking does not necessarily qualify. If a player is one of the four Grand Slam champions of the year and is ranked within the top 20 (but outside of eighth), he can replace the eighth-ranked player in the Masters Cup, but if more than one player meets the above criteria, the winner with the highest ranking will take precedence.
Unlike other men's tournaments, the Masters is not a straight-out tournament. Instead, all 8 players are divided into two groups of 4 players in a single round-robin format, i.e. each player must play the other players in the group once. The top two teams from each group advance to the semi-finals, and the winners of the semi-finals advance to the finals to compete for the title.
The 2008 Masters Cup in Shanghai was the last tournament in history, and since 2009, the Masters has been renamed the "ATP World Tour Finals".
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Men's Masters Series, organized by the ATP.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31The Masters --- 10 tournaments per year, and the top 50 players in the world must participate in the Indian Wells Masters.
2 Miami Masters.
3 Monte Carlo Masters.
4 Rome Masters.
5 Hamburg Masters.
6 Canadian Open.
7 Cincinnati Masters.
Shanghai Masters.
8 Madrid Masters.
9 Paris Masters.
Djokovic became the first man in history with five wins in the 2011 season.
Tennis scoring is a game set 4 points into a game.
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First of all, you have to participate in some satellites and elite events to earn points, but these points do not count towards the ATP ranking, and when you reach a certain level, you can move on to the next level of events and earn points that count towards the ATP ranking. Ordinary Open tournaments are attended by ranked players, or some larger Open tournaments are required by ATP rules for the top 20 players to participate unless there are special circumstances. However, the four major open tournaments are directly entered by some seeded players, and the rest of the seats must be played in qualifiers or given wild cards by the tournament organizers.
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