Who has qualified for the ATP2014 year end finals so far? Did Nadal get it this year?

The 2014 ATP Finals continue in London, England, with Nadal withdrawing due to injury, and Djokovic, Federer, Wawrinka, Murray and others vying for the title.

The 2014 ATP Finals came to a surprising end. Federer, who narrowly defeated Wawrinka in the deciding set after a hard-fought three-set battle in the semifinals, came to the court to announce his decision to retire, so Djokovic won the finals for the third consecutive year and the fourth time in his career without a fight.

At the moment there are Djokovic, Federer, Nadal, and Wawrinka, because their current points can be in the top 8 even if they don't play in the next two matches

There is also the possibility that Federer could reclaim the world number one.

At the moment, Deyo's score is only 1,000 points higher than Federer's, but the next Paris Masters has 1,000 points and 1,500 points at the end of the year, both of which were won by Deyo last year, which means that his points will only be reduced and will not be added.

But Federer can play the Swiss Indoor 500, the Paris Masters, and at the end of the year, and Switzerland are in the Davis Cup final (1000 or 1500 points), Federer has more than 3000 points of room to improve, and Deyue has 0 points of improvement, so Federer should be able to pull up the 1000-point gap.

Yes, there are all of the top eight in the world.

The men's singles champion will receive a whopping $1.63 million in prize money.

The points and prize money for the Grand Final are calculated in segments:

Unit: USD.

The appearance fee is 120,000.

Group stage 120,000 points per win 200 points Semifinals Win 380,000 Points 400 Finals Win 770,000 Points 500 Also: Substitute appearances 70,000.

Bonus distribution.

Singles Doubles.

Champion* $1,630,000 Champion* $287,500 Finals Win $770,000 Finals Win $125,000Semifinals Win $380,000 Semifinals Win $30,000Group Stage 3 Wins $360,000 Group Stage 3 Wins $67,500Group Stage 2 Wins $240,000 Group Stage 2 Wins $45,000Group Stage 1 Win $120,000 Group Stage 1 Win $22,500 Appearance Fee $120,000 Appearance Fee $65,000* if undefeated.

The winner of the 2015 ATP Finals was Novak Djokovic (full name Novak Djokovic).

On November 23, 2015, the final day of the 2015 ATP Finals entered the competition, and world No. 1 Novak Djokovic and six-time champion Federer met again after five years. Youngster avenged Federer's defeat in the group stage, winning 6-3, 6-4 to tie the head-to-head record at 2-2. The Serbian went on to become the first player to win four consecutive titles in the finals, his fifth time in total and his 11th singles title this year.

The ATP website has announced that all the places in the 2012 Finals have been confirmed, and Djokovic, Federer, Murray, Ferrer, Berdych, Tsonga, Del Potro and Tipsarevic have entered the 2012 Finals.

The tournament will take place from 5 to 11 November 2012 at the O2 Arena in London.

2012 Finals Draw Seeding Group A Djokovic Murray Berdych Tsonga 1 Djokovic 2:1 2:0 2:

0 3 Murray 1:2 2:1 2:

0 5 Berdych 0:2 1:2 2:

1 7 Tsonga 0:2 0:2 1:

2 Seeding Group B Federer, Ferrer, Del Potro, Tipsarevic 2, Federer 2:0 1:2 2:

0 4 Ferrer 0:2 2:1 2:

1 6 del Potro 2:1 1:2 2:

0 8 Tipsarevic 0:2 1:2 0:

Players: Novak Djokovic, Nadal, Murray, Federer, Ferrer, Berdych, Tsonga and Fish.

2011 London, England See here for details.

The time is from November 20th to November 27th.

Competitors: Novak Djokovic, Nadal, Murray, Federer, Ferrer, Berdych, Tsonga and Fish.

Since the change of name to ATP Finals in 2009, the list of previous champions and runners-up is as follows:

Unfortunately, Nadal was runner-up twice. As things stand, Nadal will need to perform well for the rest of the season if he wants to reach the finals in 2015, otherwise he won't be able to qualify.

Sao Paulo Brazilian Open.

Mexican Telecom Race.

BNP Paribas open handshake band competition.

Barcelona Race Cheats.

Madrid Grand Sail Reeds.

Rome Masters.

French Open (French Open).

Rogers Cup winner.

Cincinnati Southwest Consortium Competition.

U.S. Open (U.S. Open).

If it helps.

On November 11, local time, the year-end finals of this year's ATP last major will continue to compete in the first round of the group stage. The second day will feature four players from Agassi's group, with the first match of the singles featuring two new generation leaders, Medvedev and Sissi Paz, who made their finals debut, and the evening when defending champion Zverev Jr. took on Spanish king Rafael Nadal.

At 20:00 Beijing time on November 11

Doubles: Kravicz Mis vs Royol Tkau Subsequently: Medvedev vs Tsitsipas.

Medvedev and Tsitsipas are both playing in the year-end finals for the first time, but they are ranked No. 4 and No. 6 respectively, the two highest among post-95 players. Over the course of a year, they have all made a qualitative leap in the rankings, and the 2019 season has undoubtedly been a success for them. The two have met five times, with the Russian winning all of them, most recently in the semi-finals of this year's Shanghai Masters, where Medvedev won in two sets.

Whoever wins this match will be their first win in the finals and will be the start of their next matches.

Beijing time at 02:00 on November 12

Doubles: Kabal Farah vs Ebel Mahu.

Subsequently: Nadal vs Zverev Jr.

Rafael Nadal withdrew from the Paris Masters semi-finals due to an abdominal injury and was once doubted if he would be able to make the final trip, but he made it to London to lift the trophy for the first time and secure the year-end No. 1 spot. Although he dominated the other three in his group, his first opponent Zverev was not an easy opponent either, with the German rising star making a small burst at the end of the year as the defending champion to reach the final of the Shanghai Masters, making it to the finals for the third year in a row. Nadal has won all five matches against Zverev, but the last meeting was on clay in Rome a year ago, so it may not be that significant, and given that the other group has already won, this match is likely to determine the group's initiative and the year-end top.