Tennis - ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Tickets
BNP Paribas Masters: Day + Evening Session Center Court - 1st Round
BNP Paribas Masters: Day + Evening Session Center Court - 1st Round and 2nd Rounds
BNP Paribas Masters: Day + Evening Session Center Court - 2nd Round
BNP Paribas Masters: Day + Evening Session Center Court - Round of 16
BNP Paribas Masters: Day + Evening Session Center Court - Quarter Final
BNP Paribas Masters: Evening Session Center Court - Semi Final
BNP Paribas Masters: Evening Session Center Court - Final
Monte Carlo Masters: Qualifications
Monte Carlo Masters: Qualifications | Final Round
Monte Carlo Masters: 1. runde
Monte Carlo Masters: 1st & 2nd Rounds
Monte Carlo Masters: 2nd & 3rd Rounds
Monte Carlo Masters: 3. runde
Monte Carlo Masters: Kvartfinaler
Monte Carlo Masters: Semifinaler
About Tennis - ATP World Tour Masters 1000
The ATP Tours Masters 1000 is one of the top events in Tennis. Ranking only below the four Grand Slam tournaments and the year-end ATP Finals, the series of tournaments gives players the opportunity to earn world ranking points to a higher quantity than regular tournaments, with only the previously named tournaments giving the chance to earn more.
The tournament gained popularity over the years among avid Tennis fans with tickets always in demand. The Masters series began in 1990, and until 2007 most matches were best of 5 sets. These days all Masters matches, right up to and including the finals, are best of 3 sets.
The 9 tournaments in the Masters 1000 series are held around the world with events taking place mostly in the US, Europe, and China. Only one player, Novak Djokovic, has won all nine events over the course of his career. Several famous names have won 7 tournaments in their respective careers, including Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, Andre Agassi, and Roger Federer.
Currently, Nadal and Djokovic are the defending champions of five of the nine titles, contrasted with the 2013 season when they held eight between them – the only exception being the Miami tournament which was won by Andy Murray.
Overall, Djokovic has won 28 Masters 1000 titles, Nadal 21, with Roger Federer a distant third with 13. Sports tickets websites will help you to see who wins this year if you want to buy sports tickets online for any of the events.
Similar dominance in the doubles matches has been shown by the Bryan brothers, Bob and Mike Bryan. Between them they have won 25 Masters doubles titles – the second highest number of titles goes to the pairing of Nenad Zimonjic and Daniel Nestor with 10 titles. In the Masters series including results prior to it being called the Masters 1000, Daniel Nestor won 28 doubles titles with a variety of partners – however, the Bryans still take the lead with 38 victories overall.
If you bought last minute sports tickets to see some of the previous Masters 1000 events, the chances are that you saw Roger Federer in a winning situation. He has the most wins in matches in the tournament with 364, closely followed by Rafael Nadal with 362. However, when taking account of losses, Nadal does better by only losing 77 times to Federer’s 104 losses.
Perhaps this will be the year where Nadal overtakes Federer in overall wins.
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