ATP Finals
The year end championship of the top eight, running since 1970
Overview
The ATP Finals gather the top eight singles players and doubles teams of the season in a round robin format. Founded in 1970, it moved through Tokyo, New York, Frankfurt, Houston, Shanghai and London before settling in Turin in 2021. Federer and Djokovic hold the record with six titles each, Lendl and Sampras five.
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