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Styczeń
2 Doha, Chennai, Brisbane
9 Sydney, Auckland
16 Australian Open
30 Montpellier, Zagrzeb, Vina del Mar

Luty
6 Puchar Davisa
13 San Jose, Rotterdam, Sao Paulo
20 Memphis, Marsylia, Buenos Aires
27 Acapulco, Dubaj, Delray Beach

Marzec
5 Indian Wells
19 Miami

Kwiecień
2 Puchar Davisa
9 Houston, Casablanca
16 Monte Carlo
23 Barcelona, Bukareszt
30 Estoril, Monachium, Belgrad

Maj
7 Madryt
14 Rzym
21 Nicea, Dusseldorf
28 Roland Garros

Czerwiec
11 Queens Club, Halle
18 Eastbourne, s'Hertogenbosch
25 Wimbledon

Lipiec
9 Newport, Bastad, Stuttgart, Umag
16 Atlanta, Gstaad, Hamburg
23 Los Angeles, Kitzbuhel
30 Waszyngton, IO Londyn 2012

Sierpień
6 Canadian Open
13 Cincinnati
20 Winston-Salem
27 US Open

Wrzesień
10 Puchar Davisa
17 Metz, Sankt Petersburg
24 Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok

Październik
1 Pekin, Tokio
8 Szanghaj
15 Sztokholm, Moskwa, Wiedeń
22 Bazylea, Walencja
29 Paryż-Bercy

Listopad
5 WTF Londyn
16-18 Puchar Davisa

Joao pisze: Za parę lat jak Rafamania minie, Madryt zamiast MC stalby się nieobowiązkowy.

Joao pisze:Także WTF co roku powinien być rozgrywany w innym mieście.

robpal pisze:A to jakiś Masters jest nieobowiązkowy? Mi się zdawało, że samemu się wybiera ten jeden turniej, w którym się nie wystąpi?

Wujek Toni pisze:Za szybkie są.

WIMBLEDON is considering a calendar change that would have the tournament begin three weeks after the French Open instead of two, and top players like the idea of more time between the two Grand Slam events.

The proposed switch has appeal because it would give players more opportunity to adjust to grass after the clay season ends with the French Open, All England Club chief executive Richard Lewis said. The earliest the change could take place is 2014.

ALL ENGLAND CLUB CONFIRMS WIMBLEDON DATE CHANGE



The All England Club today confirmed that, following extensive consultation across the tennis and wider sporting world, The Championships’ dates will be moved back by one week with effect from 2015.

The change of dates will benefit the sport as a whole by creating a three week gap between the French Open and Wimbledon, a move which will allow the players a longer grass court season in the build-up to The Championships, and precious additional time to recover from the demands of playing Roland Garros and to prepare for Wimbledon.

Announcing the decision, Philip Brook, Chairman of the All England Club, said: “The best interests of tennis will be served by allowing the players more time to recuperate and to adjust from the clay of Roland Garros to the grass at Wimbledon. All our research indicates that there is widespread support within the game for extending the gap between the French Open and Wimbledon and, importantly, we think most players will welcome the prospect of a longer grass court season and spending more time on the softer surface of grass.

“In making this change from 2015 we recognise that there will be some important consequences for the overall tennis calendar and enough time needs to be given to allow us all to plan accordingly. In anticipation of the work required, I would like to thank our colleagues throughout the game for their enthusiasm and support for the vision of a tennis calendar that will better suit the needs of the modern day sport.”

Wimbledon 2015 will run from Monday 29 June to Sunday 12 July.