2000 ATP Tour

In the following tables, the course of professional men's tennis season 2000 ( ATP Tour ) is presented. First of all tournaments will be listed according to their commencement with the respective single and double winners, then the world rankings is shown in the season finale. In another part follows a detailed list of tournament winners by number of successes as well as an extensive national rankings, which includes single and double success.

• 4.1 World Rankings
• 4.2 ATP Race 4.2.1 Single

• 6.1 Single
• 6.2 double

Tournaments

Including the World Team Cup and the single and double World Championships as part of the Tennis Masters Cup in 2000 71 tournaments were played in the year. In addition to the four Grand Slam tournaments were the nine Masters tournaments, which were previously not marketed as " ATP Super 9 ", eleven tournaments in the International Series Gold and the International Series tournaments 44. Also on the tour was one of the tennis tournament at the Summer Olympic Games in Sydney, so Sydney has hosted two tournaments this season. However, the Adidas International was held in January in the old White City Stadium while was played at the Summer Games on the tennis courts in the new Sydney Olympic Park.

Tournament Changes to the previous season

Compared to last year the Heineken Open Singapore were replaced by the discharged in Mexico City Tournament Abierto Mexicano de Tenis Pegaso in the International Series Gold. At the International Series tournaments in Viña del Mar and Bogotá were reintroduced in each case after a year's break. The end of the season with the two Tennis Masters Cup tournament was held for the only time in Lisbon for the individual and for the double in Bangalore.

Introduction of the ATP Race

Furthermore, an additional rating system was introduced with the ATP Race, which regulated the participation in the Tennis Masters Cup. The first eight players, or the first eight double these new rankings were qualified for the final tournament years. In the doubles should be noted that the ATP Race was not an individual statistics, but the points awarded after pairings. Another difference from the classical world rankings consisted in the fact that only points that have been achieved this season, were incorporated into the statistics, ie the score were deleted after the end of the season.

The exact scoring can be found in the accompanying article, the balances at the end of the season is shown below.

Successful players

The most tournament victories in individual could Marat Safin to their credit, who won a total of seven tournaments, including the U.S. Open and celebrated his breakthrough in the tennis elite. At the end of the year, however, was Gustavo Kuerten leader of the ATP world rankings, who won the game in place, among other things at the French Open and the Tennis Masters Cup.

In doubles, it was the year of the Australian doubles Woodbridge / Woodforde, which earned at eight tournaments in the list of winners, including at the French Open and Wimbledon. They finished the year consistently ranked 1 and 2, the individual double - ATP world rankings. However, the winner of the ATP Tour World Doubles Championship was the pairing of Johnson / Norval at the end of the season.

Tournament schedule

Rankings

World Rankings

ATP Race

• Rank: Is the order of the players according to their points obtained.
• Player: Call name and nationality of the player. Marked in bold players participated in the Tennis Masters Cup.
• Tournaments: Specifies the total number of games played and thus, incorporated into the rating tournament of the season.
• Total points: Name the player reached total score.
• GS Points: Name the reached at Grand Slam tournaments of the player score.
• Points TMS: Call that achieved at the Tennis Masters Series of the player Punnktzahl.
• Rest points: Name the score of the player that has been made in tournaments other category.

Singles

As of December 4, 2000

Prizes

Tournament Winner

• Rank: Specifies the order of the players according to their number of victories again. The column is sortable.
• Player: This indicates the name and by the flag, the nationality of the player. The nationality can be displayed by scrolling the mouse Above and also in text form. The column is sortable.
• Wins: Reports the total number of recovered the player in this season tournaments. The column is sortable.
• Tournament Category: Lists the tournament winnings of the player after the valence of the tournament. This is in descending order, Grand Slam, Tennis Masters Cup, Tennis Masters Series, the International Series Gold and the International Series.
• Tournament Conditions: Lists the tournament winnings of the player on to the properties of the tournament. Thus, both between the individual surfaces (hard courts, sand, grass or carpet) and between the stadium conditions (outdoor or indoor ), a distinction.

Singles

Doubles

Nations Cup

• Rank: Specifies the order of the nations according to the number of tournament won again. The column is sortable.
• Country: Name the nation.
• Wins: Reports the number of all extracted single and double tournaments this season by players in the nation. Kamen in a victorious double both players from the same country, the title is only considered simple.
• Series title: Lists the victories of the nation after single ( E) and double Siegen ( D).
• Tournament Category: Lists the tournament wins the nation according to the valence of the tournament. This is in descending order, Grand Slam, Tennis Masters Cup, Tennis Masters Series, the International Series Gold and the International Series. In addition, there is a subdivision by single and double success.
• Tournament Conditions: Lists the tournament wins the nation according to the characteristics of the tournament. It is (hard courts, sand, grass or carpet) differentiating between the various coverings, as well as broken down by single and double success.