1996 ATP Tour

The following table lists the tournaments of professional men's tennis season 1996 (ATP Tour ) are shown. In the calendar of the 1996 season, there were a total of five new tournaments that took place in Shanghai, Zagreb, New Delhi, Singapore and Bournemouth; the tournament in Antwerp returned after a year's break back into the tournament schedule back. No longer be found in the calendar of tournaments Buenos Aires, Johannesburg, Kuala Lumpur, Montevideo, Nice, Bordeaux and the indoor tournament in Tokyo. Four tournaments changed their Location: The Masters Tournament of food emigrated after only one year to Stuttgart, the Tournament of Valencia moved to Marbella and the ATP World Championship took place in 1996 for the first time held in Hanover and drew no longer in Frankfurt am Main, in double the World Cup from Eindhoven to Hartford, Connecticut.

Tournament schedule

World Ranking end of the season

Tournament Winner

Singles

Doubles

Pictures of 1996 ATP Tour

Chennai Open Singapore Open (men's tennis) ECC Antwerp ATP Buenos Aires SA Tennis Open Proton Malaysian Open ATP Montevideo Open de Nice Côte d'Azur ATP Bordeaux Tokyo Indoor 1995 Eurocard Open (October) Hartford (Connecticut) Adelaide Yevgeny Kafelnikov Todd Woodbridge Mark Woodforde Qatar Open (tennis) Petr Korda Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor Ellis Ferreira Jan Siemerink Auckland Heineken Open (tennis) Marcos Ondruska Jack Waite Jakarta Open Rick Leach Scott Melville Melbourne 1996 Australian Open Stefan Edberg Menno Oosting Libor Pimek Roger Smith (tennis) 1996 Davis Cup 2012 SAP Open Pete Sampras David Macpherson (tennis) Byron Black Grant Connell Open 13 Guy Forget Guillaume Raoux Michael Stich Nicklas Kulti Memphis (Tennessee) Philadelphia U.S. Pro Indoor Jim Courier Milan Andrea Gaudenzi Scottsdale, Arizona Tennis Channel Open Wayne Ferreira Patrick Galbraith David Adams (tennis) Marius Barnard (tennis) Thomas Muster Francisco Montana Indian Wells, California Indian Wells Masters Michael Chang Copenhagen Open Byron Talbot Miami Andre Agassi Magnus Gustafsson Grand Prix Hassan II David Rikl Francisco Roig Thomas Enqvist Barcelona Barcelona Open (tennis) Luis Lobo Bermuda Bermuda Open MaliVai Washington Jan Apell Brent Haygarth Seoul Open Jonathan Stark (tennis) Monte Carlo Masters Lan Bale Stephen Noteboom Prague Open (tennis) Daniel Vacek Atlanta Karim Alami Christo Van Rensburg David Wheaton German Open Tennis Championships Roberto Carretero Pinehurst (North Carolina) U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships Fernando Meligeni Pat Cash Patrick Rafter Coral Springs, Florida Jason Stoltenberg 1996 French Open London Emanuel Couto Bernardo Mota Gerry Weber Open Nottingham Open Mark Petchey Danny Sapsford Bologna Bologna Outdoor Alberto Berasategui Wimbledon (London) 1996 Wimbledon Championships Richard Krajicek Newport (Rhode Island) Hall of Fame Tennis Championships Nicolás Pereira Gstaad Swiss Open (tennis) Albert Costa Jeff Tarango Stuttgart Open Citi Open Scott Davis (tennis) Tennis at the 1996 Summer Olympics Summer Olympic Games Los Angeles Open (tennis) Amsterdam Dutch Open (tennis) Cincinnati Masters Pablo Albano Indianapolis Toronto Luke Jensen Murphy Jensen 1996 US Open (tennis) Marc-Kevin Goellner Greg Rusedski BRD Năstase Țiriac Trophy Basel Swiss Indoors Palermo Campionati Internazionali di Sicilia Andrew Kratzmann Lyon Erste Bank Open Martin Damm Ostrava Open David Prinosil Cyril Suk Sandon Stolle Tel Aviv Open Grant Stafford Grand Prix de Tennis de Toulouse Bercy Paris Masters Santiago Gustavo Kuerten Stockholm Open Moscow 1996 WTA Tour 1990 ATP Tour 1991 ATP Tour 1992 ATP Tour 1993 ATP Tour 1994 ATP Tour 1995 ATP Tour 1997 ATP Tour 1998 ATP Tour 1999 ATP Tour 2000 ATP Tour 2001 ATP Tour 2002 ATP Tour 2003 ATP Tour 2004 ATP Tour 2005 ATP Tour 2006 ATP Tour 2007 ATP Tour 2008 ATP Tour 2015 ATP World Tour

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