
The ATP Finals will keep in Turin at the very least by way of 2027, the tour reviews.
The ATP and and Italian Tennis have at present introduced that the Nitto ATP Finals can be held in Turin by way of 2027. 5 yeas of the ATP’s season-ending championships have already taken place in Turin, with 2026 set to be the sixth.

The extension makes seven, and the ATP finals are set to be held in Italy by way of 2030, with Nitto confirmed as title associate all through this era time period. Host venue preparations past 2027 proceed to be evaluated, with additional updates to be supplied in the end.
From the ATP:
First held in Turin in 2021, the Nitto ATP Finals has skilled standout success each on and off the court docket. The 2025 version attracted a record-breaking 229,879 spectators, a 9 per cent improve on the earlier yr. Seven million viewers tuned in to look at the ultimate, essentially the most watched tennis match in Italian TV historical past. Globally, the occasion drew 218 million video views throughout ATP’s social channels, a 67 per cent improve on 2024.
Prize cash additionally reached an all-time excessive of $15.5 million, with Jannik Sinner incomes $5.07 million after profitable the title undefeated, the biggest payout within the match’s historical past.
The total chronological checklist of host cities for ATP Finals
- Tokyo, Japan: 1970
- Paris, France: 1971
- Barcelona, Spain: 1972
- Boston, United States: 1973
- Melbourne, Australia: 1974
- Stockholm, Sweden: 1975
- Houston, United States: 1976
- New York Metropolis, United States: 1977–1989
- Frankfurt, Germany: 1990–1995
- Hanover, Germany: 1996–1999
- Lisbon, Portugal: 2000
- Sydney, Australia: 2001
- Shanghai, China: 2002, 2005–2008
- Houston, United States: 2003–2004
- London, United Kingdom: 2009–2020
- Turin, Italy: 2021–Current
Chris Oddo. Chris Oddo is a contract sportswriter, podcaster, blogger and social media marker who’s a lead contributor to Tennisnow.com. He additionally writes for USOpen.org, Rolandgarros.com, BNPParibasOpen.com, TennisTV.com, WTAtennis.com and the official US Open program.
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