Saudi Arabia Set to Serve a New Chapter in ATP Masters Tour with 2028 Debut

Saudi Arabia will host a new ATP Masters tournament, likely starting in 2028. It marks the expansion of the men's tennis tour since its inception 35 years ago. The event is part of Saudi Arabia's broader involvement in tennis, raising concerns about the nation's human rights issues.


Devdiscourse News Desk | London | Updated: 23-10-2025 19:56 IST | Created: 23-10-2025 19:56 IST
Saudi Arabia Set to Serve a New Chapter in ATP Masters Tour with 2028 Debut
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Saudi Arabia is poised to host a new ATP Masters tournament, potentially starting in 2028, marking the first addition to the men's tennis tour's elite series since its inception over 35 years ago.

The ATP unveiled plans for a 10th Masters event on Thursday, yet ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi avoided specifying the debut year or calendar slot. This development emerges as players voice concerns over tennis's lengthy schedule.

The tournament is part of Saudi Arabia's broader strategy to integrate into global tennis, sparking debates on its human rights record. Public Investment Fund support underscores both the women's and men's rankings, with significant events like the ATP Next Gen Finals in Jedda.

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