The 2022 ATP Tour will bThe 2022 ATP Tour will begin in Sydney, with the ATP Cup to signal the start of a new season of men’s tennis.egin in Sydney, with the ATP Cup to signal the start of a new season of men’s tennis.
Fans will be treated to over a week of group-stage, semi-final, and final action, as tennis stars from across the world prepare for the Australian Open.
Here is everything you need to know about the tournament.
When is the 2022 ATP Cup?
The 2022 ATP Cup will be held from January 1-9, representing the first week of the 2022 ATP Tour season.
16 teams will be taking part, separated into four groups.
All ties between the teams will include feature singles matches between the No. 1 players and No. 2 players, followed by a doubles match.
The full schedule for the tournament can be found here.
Where is the 2022 ATP Cup held?
The 2022 ATP Cup will be held at two venues in Sydney – Ken Rosewall Arena and the Qudos Bank Arena.
Both are located at Sydney Olympic Park, meaning fans will be able to travel between the two venues.
Group matches will be held across both stadiums, with the semi-finals and final to be played at Ken Rosewall Arena.
How many fans will be allowed at the 2022 ATP Cup?
The 2022 ATP Cup will be held in Sydney, NSW, meaning full capacity is expected at both venues.
However, crowd capacity can be influenced by government COVID-19 health and safety measures, which may change at any time.
2022 ATP Cup tickets
Tickets for the 2022 ATP Cup can be purchased here.
Fans are directed to purchase tickets for each stadium separately.
How to watch the 2022 ATP Cup
Channel Nine will broadcast the Australian Summer of Tennis in 2022, including the ATP Cup.
Specific broadcast details are yet to be announced.
Nine typically show matches on their primary and secondary free-to-air channels and live streaming service 9Now.
2022 ATP Cup group draw
The 2022 ATP Cup is split into four groups.
18 of the top 20 players in the ATP Rankings will be taking part in the competition.
The four group winners will progress to the semi-finals, with the two successful teams to face off in the final.
A country’s position will be determined by the number of ties won, followed by the number of matches won in the case of a draw.
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