Before the potential changes that would result – but not before 2026 – from behind-the-scenes meetings between a new premium circuit with 14 stages and another more classic one supported by the ATP (and Saudi Arabia?), the 2025 calendar of the ATP was revealed this Friday.
We see confirmation that Dallas (February 3-10), Doha (February 17-24), and Munich (April 14-21) are moving to the ATP 500 configuration. As expected, with a field of 96 players, the Masters 1000 of Canada and Cincinnati will take place over two weeks.
The Rolex Paris Masters still over one week
Monaco and the Rolex Paris Masters remain the last two Masters 1000 to be contested over a week. Hamburg (ATP 500), usually contested in July, will be contested the week before Roland-Garros. The tournaments in Cordoba, Estoril (replaced in April by Bucharest), Atlanta, Lyon and Newport disappear.
