NextGen ATP Finals 2022

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10.01.2022

1 Jannik Sinner 90
2 Luca Nardi 57
3 Brandon Nakashima 55
4 Jiří Lehečka 32
5 Juan Manuel Cerundolo 30
6 Flavio Cobolli 23
7 Holger Rune 22
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8 Timofey Skatov 20
9 Rinky Hijikata 20
10 Jack Draper 16

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17.01.2022

1 Jannik Sinner 90
2 Jack Draper 80
3 Luca Nardi 57
4 Brandon Nakashima 55
5 Jiří Lehečka 51
6 Timofey Skatov 39
7 Adrian Andreev 35
8 Juan Bautista Torres 34
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9 Juan Manuel Cerundolo 30
10 Flavio Cobolli 23

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31.01.2022

1 Jannik Sinner 440
2 Carlos Alcaraz 90
3 Jack Draper 80
4 Dominik Stricker 62
5 Luca Nardi 57
6 Brandon Nakashima 55
7 Jiří Lehečka 51
8 Timofey Skatov 39
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9 Adrian Andreev 35
10 Juan Bautista Torres 34

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07.02.2022

1 Jannik Sinner 440
2 Dominik Stricker 142
3 Carlos Alcaraz 90
4 Jack Draper 80
5 Jiří Lehečka 71
6 Luca Nardi 57
7 Brandon Nakashima 55
8 Lorenzo Musetti 55
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9 Timofey Skatov 39
9 Adrian Andreev 35

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14.02.2022

1 Jannik Sinner 440
2 Jiří Lehečka 251
3 Lorenzo Musetti 145
4 Dominik Stricker 142
5 Jack Draper 96
6 Carlos Alcaraz 90
7 Chun hsin Tseng 80
8 Brandon Nakashima 75
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9 Luca Nardi 57
10 Timofey Skatov 39

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21.02.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 590
2 Jannik Sinner 440
3 Jiří Lehečka 251
4 Jack Draper 176
5 Lorenzo Musetti 145
6 Dominik Stricker 142
7 Brandon Nakashima 95
8 Chun hsin Tseng 80
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9 Dane Sweeny 62
10 Luca Nardi 57

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Get Tickets For 2022 Intesa Sanpaolo Next Gen ATP Finals

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The five-day event will be held from 8 to 12 November 2022
Tickets for the 2022 Intesa Sanpaolo Next Gen ATP Finals to be held from 8 to 12 November In Milan will go on sale from 24 February. Tickets can be found here on the official ticket website.

The fifth edition of the event will take place at the Allianz Cloud, the state-of-the-art structure in the heart of Milan. The tournament is considered to be the most futuristic event of the season for its innovative formula, the cutting-edge technological innovations and the presence of the best youngsters on Tour.

The tournament is made highly spectacular by the rules that enhance the rhythm, particularly the First-to-4, Best-of-5 Set Matches with No-Ad scoring. Such formula creates a successful mix, revolutionising the usual dynamics on court.

New rules introduced here and confirmed for 2022 include Electronic Line Calling, Video Review and Courtside Coaching opened up from the side-lines at the changeovers. ATP Tour partially adopted those enhancements pioneered in Milan.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/next-ge ... ets-launch

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28.02.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 590
2 Jannik Sinner 530
3 Jack Draper 256
4 Jiří Lehečka 251
5 Lorenzo Musetti 145
6 Dominik Stricker 142
7 Brandon Nakashima 95
8 Chun hsin Tseng 80
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9 Dane Sweeny 62
10 Luca Nardi 57

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21.03.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 950
2 Jannik Sinner 620
3 Jiří Lehečka 267
4 Jack Draper 256
5 Lorenzo Musetti 181
6 Dominik Stricker 142
7 Chun hsin Tseng 130
8 Brandon Nakashima 120
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9 Timofey Skatov 85
10 Holger Rune 83

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04.04.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 1950
2 Jannik Sinner 800
3 Jack Draper 361
4 Jiří Lehečka 267
5 Lorenzo Musetti 191
6 Dominik Stricker 172
7 Chun hsin Tseng 155
8 Brandon Nakashima 145
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9 Flavio Cobolli 140
10 Luca Nardi 137

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11.04.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 1950
2 Jannik Sinner 800
3 Jack Draper 361
4 Jiří Lehečka 267
5 Lorenzo Musetti 236
6 Chun hsin Tseng 235
7 Dominik Stricker 172
8 Holger Rune
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9 Brandon Nakashima 145
10 Flavio Cobolli 140

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18.04.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 1950
2 Jannik Sinner 980
3 Jack Draper 361
4 Lorenzo Musetti 326
5 Jiří Lehečka 302
6 Chun hsin Tseng 235
7 Holger Rune 233
8 Dominik Stricker 172
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9 Luca Nardi 167
10 Flavio Cobolli 156

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25.04.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 2460
2 Jannik Sinner 980
3 Lorenzo Musetti 371
4 Jack Draper 361
5 Jiří Lehečka 334
6 Chun hsin Tseng 265
7 Holger Rune 253
8 Luca Nardi 187
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9 Dominik Stricker 172
10 Brandon Nakashima 165

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02.05.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 2460
2 Jannik Sinner 980
3 Holger Rune 538
4 Lorenzo Musetti 371
5 Jiří Lehečka 423
6 Jack Draper 404
7 Chun hsin Tseng 400
8 Luca Nardi 231
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9 Flavio Cobolli 222
10 Dominic Stricker 186

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09.05.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 3460
2 Jannik Sinner 1070
3 Holger Rune 538
4 Lorenzo Musetti 486
5 Jiří Lehečka 483
6 Jack Draper 449
7 Chun hsin Tseng 400
8 Luca Nardi 231
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9 Flavio Cobolli 222
10 Dominic Stricker 186

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Rune Rises To Third In Race To Milan, Draper & Musetti In Contention

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Four Italians in Top 10
A series of standout clay-court results has seen Dane Holger Rune strengthen his chances of qualifying for the 2022 Intesa Sanpaolo Next Gen ATP Finals, to be held in Milan from 8-12 November.

The 19-year-old currently sits third in the Pepperstone ATP Race To Milan on 503 points after recently capturing his first ATP Tour title in Munich, where he earned the biggest win of his career against World No. 3 Alexander Zverev.

Rune, who also came through qualifying to reach the second round in Monte Carlo, will be aiming to make his second appearance in Milan, having competed at the 21-and-under event last year.

Pepperstone ATP Race To Milan Standings (Full List)


Player Points
1) Carlos Alcaraz 3,460
2) Jannik Sinner 1,250
3) Holger Rune 503
4) Lorenzo Musetti 486
5) Jack Draper 413
6) Jiri Lehecka 406
7) Chun-hsin Tseng 292
Brandon Nakashima 200
9) Flavio Cobolli 192
10) Luca Nardi 187
Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz triumphed in Milan last year and leads the Pepperstone ATP Race To Milan on 3,460 points after soaring to back-to-back trophies on home soil in Barcelona and Madrid. By eliminating Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zverev en route to the trophy in Madrid, Alcaraz became the first player since David Nalbandian in Madrid in 2007 to defeat three top four stars at an ATP Masters 1000 event.

Two Italians currently occupy second and fourth place, with 2019 victor Jannik Sinner on 1,250 points and Lorenzo Musetti on 486 points. Sinner advanced to the quarter-finals on home soil at the Internazionali BNL d’Italia, earning wins over Pedro Martinez, Fabio Fognini and Filip Krajinovic.

Musetti has flourished on clay in the past month, holding a 10-4 record on the surface this year. The 20-year-old enjoyed runs to the third round at all three clay-court Masters 1000 events this season in Monte Carlo, Madrid and Rome.

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Jack Draper (413 points) and Jiri Lehecka (406 points) are both aiming to qualify for the 21-and-under event for the first time and are currently well placed in fifth and sixth, respectively. Briton Draper has earned four ATP Challenger Tour titles this year and reached the second round in Madrid, while Czech Lehecka holds a 23-14 record across all levels in 2022.

The 20-year-old advanced to the final at a Challenger Tour event last week and reached his first tour-level semi-final in Rotterdam in February.

Chun-hsin Tseng of Chinese Taipei has captured two Challenger Tour crowns in 2022 and is currently seventh on 292 points, one place ahead of 2021 Intesa Sanpaolo Next Gen ATP Finals competitor Brandon Nakashima, who has 200 points.

Italians Flavio Cobolli and Luca Nardi have clinched three Challenger Tour trophies between them this year and round out the Top 10. The pair both received wild cards to compete in Rome last week, but suffered first-round exits on home soil.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/rune-ma ... ace-update

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16.05.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 3460
2 Jannik Sinner 1250
3 Holger Rune 538
4 Lorenzo Musetti 486
5 Jiří Lehečka 483
6 Jack Draper 449
7 Chun hsin Tseng 420
8 Luca Nardi 231
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9 Flavio Cobolli 222
10 Brandon Nakashima 200

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23.05.2022

1 Carlos Alcaraz 3460
2 Jannik Sinner 1250
3 Holger Rune 628
4 Lorenzo Musetti 486
5 Jiří Lehečka 483
6 Jack Draper 449
7 Chun hsin Tseng 420
8 Luca Nardi 247
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9 Flavio Cobolli 222
10 Brandon Nakashima 200

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Rune Boosts Milan Hopes, Musetti Makes Move

Spoiler:

Intesa Sanpaolo Next Gen ATP Finals will be held from 8-12 November
Holger Rune has boosted his chances of qualifying for the Intesa Sanpaolo Next Gen ATP Finals after reaching the quarter-finals at a Grand Slam for the first time at Roland Garros.

The 19-year-old, who became the first Danish man to advance to the last eight at a major in the Open Era, is third in the Pepperstone ATP Race To Milan as he looks to compete at the 21-and-under-event, which will be held in the Italian city from 8-12 November.

“I have an unbelievable feeling right now,” Rune said following his fourth-round win over World No. 5 Stefanos Tsitsipas in Paris. “I was so nervous at the end but the crowd was amazing for me the whole match, the whole tournament. I am so grateful and so happy to be playing on this court. You guys are amazing.”

Pepperstone ATP Race To Milan Standings (6 June)


Player Points
1) Carlos Alcaraz 3,820
2) Jannik Sinner 1,430
3) Holger Rune 953
4) Lorenzo Musetti 621
5) Jack Draper 424
6) Jiri Lehecka 416
7) Chun-hsin Tseng 345
Brandon Nakashima 315
9) Flavio Cobolli 207
10) Luca Nardi 203
Italian Lorenzo Musetti strengthened his chances of competing on home soil in November by capturing his first ATP Challenger Tour title of the season in Forli last week. The 20-year-old, who played in Milan in 2021, is fourth with 621 points.

Carlos Alcaraz continues to lead the way following his run to the quarter-finals in Paris. The 19-year-old clinched his first two ATP Masters 1000 titles in Miami and Madrid this year and has earned a joint Tour-leading four trophies in 2022. The Spaniard triumphed in Milan last November.

“I leave the court and leave the tournament with the head very high,” Alcaraz said when reflecting on his achievements in the French capital. “I fought until the last ball. I fought until the last second of the match, and I'm proud of it.”

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Jannik Sinner remains in second following strong performances on clay in Rome and at Roland Garros. The Italian reached the quarter-finals at the clay-court Masters 1000 event in the Italian capital, before he advanced to the fourth round in Paris, where he was forced to retire when playing Andrey Rublev.

Chun-hsin Tseng sits seventh after he battled through qualifying to make his Roland Garros debut, while Brandon Nakashima sits eighth following a run to the third round at the clay-court Grand Slam.

Other players who made big moves in the Race were Czech Dalibor Svrcina and Italian Francesco Passaro. Svrcina rose six places to 11th, while Passaro climbed 12 spots to 13th.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/rune-mu ... ace-update