Nitto ATP Finals 2025 : From Origins to Icons

The Nitto ATP Finals began in 1970, originally called the Masters Grand Prix, created as a climax to the men’s tennis season. From the beginning, it was designed to be more than just another tournament—it would bring together the year’s best-performing players for one final showdown, crowning the ultimate champion of the ATP Tour.

A Stage for Legendary Moments

Throughout its history, the ATP Finals has been the proving ground for many of tennis’s most iconic names. Björn Borg, Ivan Lendl, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, and Rafael Nadal have all stepped onto its court, delivering battles that shaped the narrative of modern tennis. The format—featuring the top eight players in a round-robin followed by knockouts—has ensured surprises, drama, and consistent high-stakes play.

Changing Cities, Constant Prestige

The tournament has traveled across continents, from Tokyo to Frankfurt, Shanghai to London, and now calls Turin, Italy, its home through 2025. Each city has added a distinctive flair to the event, but the Finals’ reputation has always remained intact—elite, fiercely competitive, and globally celebrated.

Innovation at the Core

Over the years, the Finals have become a testing ground for innovations in tennis—from format changes to advances in technology and player presentation. These developments not only added excitement but also influenced the broader ATP Tour.

Your Invitation to Witness History

The 2025 edition promises to continue this tradition of excellence. As the final chapter of the season, every shot counts, and every moment has the weight of a year’s worth of dedication behind it.