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@AnnaK_4ever@OpenCourt Was referring to the Acapulco example mentioned in this thread. IW is different (and obviously no exchange rate adjustment there), they were above the minimum levels last year.
Posting this tribute to my former Telegraph colleague Mark Hodgkinson - a wonderful man who everyone liked - after his tragically early death last week. Our community is struggling to process what just happened, he was taken so suddenly https://t.co/109WzvlqEc
Baseline: Providing a financial safety net beyond on-court earnings, so players can plan with certainty, invest in their teams and focus on their game 🎾
$2 million distributed in year two, with more to come in 2026.
@AnnaK_4ever Of course :). Stay tuned for some changes soon that will make it much easier to track. Up until now profit sharing numbers are added to career prize money totals. They don’t go into YTD totals as they apply to the prior year by the time they are finalised…
When our top events grow, players share equally in the success 🍋
Profit sharing brings players into the business of our sport - splitting profits above base prize money 50-50 between players and tournaments.
A shift from a paycheck to a partnership system, powered by #OneVision
This is correct 👇. The rankings used for acceptance lists into AO will be based off this past Monday’s official year-end rankings. This change is aimed at reducing pressure on players to chase points at challenger level during the ATP Tour off-season.
@gasparlanca I don't but I have a theory:
This way they kind of extending off-season for Top 200/250 players who now has no reason to kill themselves in second half of November and first half of December at Challengers/ITFs to try to gain ground on each other in order to make the AO cut.
Little-known fact: while the last spot in the race to Turin takes the spotlight this week, a Top 30 year-end finish also matters. It grants entry into any ATP 500 event the following season, regardless of any drop in ranking.
@ericsalliot Combination of reasons…some entry/withdrawal issues in recent years in the week after Paris, the change will provide a ‘cleaner’ finish line in Paris for fans and players, and also allows all qualified players to arrive and prepare in Turin in the same manner.
Reminder of an update coming into play from 2026: points in the week following Paris will only count towards the Race for the following year. So the Race for qualification will finish in Paris.
BREAKING: Musetti accepts a main draw wild card for Athens next week, a tournament that he will need to try to qualify for Turin if Auger-Aliassime doesn't win Paris.
The draw is already out.
Valentin Vacherot's win in Shanghai earned him $1.1m but also catapults him up to 15th place in the Bonus Pool standings. For context: last year's 15th place earned +$370K. M1000 profit sharing distribution also to be determined on top...