NextGen ATP Finals 2018

[DUN I LOVE]

Czas leci, a Zverev dalej gra w innej lidze.

[Lleyton]

23.04.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 1,285
2 Taylor Fritz 486
3 Andriej Rubliow 440
4 Frances Tiafoe 433
5 Alex de Minaur 370
6 Denis Shapovalov 325
7 Stefanos Tsitsipas 299
8 Marc Polmans 198
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9 Michael Mmoh 163
10 Reilly Opelka 152

[Damian]

30.04.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 1,285
2 Stefanos Tsitsipas 599
3 Taylor Fritz 486
4 Andrey Rubliow 440
5 Frances Tiafoe 433
6 Alex de Minaur 370
7 Denis Shapovalov 325
8 Marc Polmans 246
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9 Casper Ruud 181
10 Michael Mmoh 178

[grzes430]

Next Gen ATP Finals Scoops Sports Tech Award

Spoiler:

Inaugural 2017 event in Milan receives praise

ATP and ATP Media, have won the Yahoo Sports Technology Award for Most Innovative Sponsor, Rights Holder or Governing Body for their joint submission for Next Gen ATP Finals.

The Sport Technology Awards are voted for by an esteemed panel of judges comprising international figures from sports and technology.

The inaugural Next Gen ATP Finals took place in Milan, November 2017. The event, organised by the ATP in partnership with the Italian Tennis Federation and the Italian National Olympic Committee, is the season-ending tournament for the world's best 21-and-under tennis players.

As well as providing a season-long platform to promote the stars of tomorrow, the tournament was designed to experiment with rules, innovation and technological changes to enhance the experience of fans both on-site and across all broadcast and digital channels.

ATP and ATP Media’s winning submission outlined some of the revolutionary rule changes and innovations, aimed at creating a high-tempo, cutting edge and TV -friendly product.

Hawk-Eye Live line calling (no line judges), player coaching using headsets, and live match stats available to players and coaches, were some of the more technological innovations that ATP Media incorporated into its host broadcast.

Ross Hutchins, ATP Chief Player Officer and Next Gen ATP Finals Tournament Director, collected the award on behalf of ATP and said, “We are delighted that our efforts to innovate in our sport particularly through cutting edge technology, together with our broadcast partner ATP Media has been recognized by the Sports Technology Awards.”

Dominic Gresset, ATP Media’s Executive Producer, was also there to collect the award and added, “Working so closely with the ATP on this event was fantastic. To be able to experiment with rule changes and technology and successfully deliver such an innovative product for our audiences was really rewarding.”

The judges commented ‘This is innovative, compelling and puts the users first. It demonstrates great vision serving all stakeholders. ATP has led the way with this landmark improvement.’

http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/nex ... award-2018

[Barty]

14.05.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 2,535
2 Stefanos Tsitsipas 689
3 Denis Shapovalov 685
4 Frances Tiafoe 583
5 Taylor Fritz 502
6 Andriej Rubliow 440
7 Alex de Minaur 419
8 Marc Polmans 253
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9 Casper Ruud 249
10 Michael Mmoh 207

[Lucas]

2018 Next Gen ATP Finals To Continue To Innovate

Spoiler:

Following the success of the inaugural Next Gen ATP Finals in Milan in 2017, the second edition of the tournament, taking place at Fiera Milano from November 6-10, will continue to trial a best-of-five set format, shorter sets to 4 (tie-break at 3-All), No-Ad scoring, and No-Lets, the ATP announced on Tuesday at a press conference at the Internazionali BNL d’Italia in Rome.

Other innovations such as Electronic Line Calling through Hawk-Eye Live, a 25-second Shot Clock, In-Match player coaching via head-sets will also be back for the second edition. The player warm-up will be reduced by a further minute (from 5 minutes to 4 minutes) from the second player walk-on, while players will be instructed to use a towel rack at the back of the court to remove the onus on ball kids to handle towels. Free crowd movement in the stadium and a limit of 1 medical time out per match will also remain.

The first edition of the Next Gen ATP Finals, held in partnership with the Italian Tennis Federation and the Italian National Olympic Committee, saw the ATP’s season-ending 21-and-Under event put forward one of the boldest integrated presentations of innovation in the sport to date. The tournament’s leading role in innovation comes at a key time when innovation is being widely considered across the highest levels of the sport.

The 2017 tournament featured a series of high-intensity, fast-paced matches, with 11 of the 14 matches going to either four or five sets. The format, designed to generate more pivotal moments without drastically reducing the length of traditional best-of-three set matches, produced matches with an average duration of 1 hour and 36 minutes, marginally shorter than the average on the regular 2017 ATP World Tour of 1 hour and 39 minutes.

Match duration at the 2017 event ranged from 60 minutes to 2 hours and 6 minutes, compared to a much wider range of 39 minutes and three hours and 12 minutes seen in the traditional best-of-three set format on the regular Tour in 2017. Increased predictability of match duration is aimed to facilitate broadcast scheduling and planning.

Chris Kermode, ATP Executive Chairman & President, reflected on last year’s event: “This tournament has done exactly what it set out to in terms of giving our younger generation a real global platform. If you look at continued progress of some of last year’s qualifiers, such as Zverev, Chung, Coric, Shapovalov, among others, their progress is there for all to see. This year the likes of Tsitsipas and Tiafoe have stepped up in a big way and are clearly ones to watch. These guys are going to be at the top of the game for years to come, and we’re delighted that this tournament will continue to shine a light on our future stars.

“Tennis is a sport that is steeped in history and tradition, and there’s no question that should be safeguarded. However, this new event has allowed us to look at some potential changes, and we received very positive feedback from our stakeholders on the format of last year’s event. We recognise, however, that we need a bigger sample size to help us draw effective conclusions, so this year’s event will give us that continuity to help us assess which of the changes, if any, we want to incorporate onto the regular Tour for 2019.”

Angelo Binaghi, President of the Italian Tennis Federation, said: “Last year’s Next Gen ATP Finals success was a reward for Italy’s Tennis Federation and the Italian Olympic Committee in setting up such an amazing event.”

Last year’s event saw South Korea’s Hyeon Chung defeat Andrey Rublev in the final, with the tournament attracting more than 8 million broadcast viewers across the five days of competition. Chung subsequently reached this year’s Australian Open semi-finals to climb to a career high ranking of 19. The South Korean has reached the quarter-finals or better at seven out of his nine tournaments this season.

“The 2017 Next Gen ATP Finals was a breakthrough event for me,” said Chung. “It was an amazing way to finish the year and really helped my confidence coming into the 2018 season. It’s a great tournament to promote the younger generation, and my win in Milan will always be very special to me.”

The Next Gen ATP Finals are set to stay in Milan through 2021. The 2018 tournament will offer US$ 1,335,000 in prize money and the current ATP Race to Milan standings can be found here.

The technological advances used across the 2017 tournament were recently recognised at the Yahoo Sports Technology Awards in London, where ATP & ATP Media won the Most Innovative Governing Body or Rights Holder Award.

http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/201 ... -rome-2018

[arti]

21.05.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 3,135
2 Denis Shapovalov 775
3 Stefanos Tsitsipas 759
4 Frances Tiafoe 618
5 Taylor Fritz 502
6 Andriej Rubliow 440
7 Alex de Minaur 419
8 Reilly Opelka 291
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9 Marc Polmans 253
10 Casper Ruud 249

[arti]

[Barty]

21.05.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 3,135
2 Denis Shapovalov 775
3 Stefanos Tsitsipas 759
4 Frances Tiafoe 618
5 Taylor Fritz 502
6 Andriej Rubliow 440
7 Alex de Minaur 419
8 Reilly Opelka 291
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9 Marc Polmans 253
10 Casper Ruud 249

Lepsza ekipa w tym roku się zapowiada, przynajmniej punktowo. W zeszłym roku w podobnym momencie sezonu de Minaur z 419 punktami byłby trzeci (za Zverevem i Coricem), a nie siódmy.

[DUN I LOVE]

Dużo lepsze pokolenie, roczniki 97 i 98 powinny mieć zdecydowanie lepsze kariery niż rocznik 96 - ten, który tak dobrze swego czasu się zapowiadał na poziomie juniorskim.

[Barty]

[arti]

11.06.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 3,495
2 Denis Shapovalov 820
3 Stefanos Tsitsipas 804
4 Frances Tiafoe 648
5 Taylor Fritz 571
6 Alex de Minaur 484
7 Andriej Rubliow 440
8 Jaume Munar 341
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9 Casper Ruud 319
10 Hubert Hurkacz 318

[Damian]

18.06.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 3,495
2 Stefanos Tsitsipas 841
3 Denis Shapovalov 820
4 Frances Tiafoe 648
5 Alex de Minaur 609
6 Taylor Fritz 571
7 Jaume Munar 466
8 Andriej Rubliow 440
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9 Casper Ruud 319
10 Hubert Hurkacz 318

[Żilu]

[Barty]

[Lucas]

25.06.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 3,495
2 Stefanos Tsitsipas 857
3 Denis Shapovalov 820
4 Frances Tiafoe 738
5 Alex de Minaur 609
6 Taylor Fritz 573
7 Jaume Munar 466
8 Andriej Rubliow 440
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9 Casper Ruud 327
10 Hubert Hurkacz 318

[Barty]

02.07.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 3,495
2 Denis Shapovalov 865
3 Stefanos Tsitsipas 857
4 Frances Tiafoe 738
5 Alex de Minaur 615
6 Taylor Fritz 573
7 Jaume Munar 466
8 Andriej Rubliow 440
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9 Casper Ruud 327
10 Hubert Hurkacz 318

[Damian]

Stan na 16.07.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 3,585
2 Stefanos Tsitsipas 1,037
3 Denis Shapovalov 910
4 Frances Tiafoe 828
5 Alex de Minaur 705
6 Taylor Fritz 618
7 Jaume Munar 466
8 Andriej Rubliow 440
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9 Hubert Hurkacz 344
10 Casper Ruud 327

[Barty]

Stan na 16.07.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 3,585
2 Stefanos Tsitsipas 1,037
3 Denis Shapovalov 910
4 Frances Tiafoe 848
5 Alex de Minaur 713
6 Taylor Fritz 628
7 Jaume Munar 486
8 Andriej Rubliow 485
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9 Casper Ruud 372
10 Hubert Hurkacz 350

[Damian]

06.08.2018

1 Alexander Zverev 4,085
2 Stefanos Tsitsipas 1,172
3 Alex de Minaur 993
4 Denis Shapovalov 955
5 Frances Tiafoe 885
6 Andriej Rubliow 665
7 Taylor Fritz 634
8 Jaume Munar 570
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9 Casper Ruud 372
10 Hubert Hurkacz 364