ATP World Tour 2010 calendar - ATP Tennis 2010 Schedule
Sunday, January 31, 2010
ATP stands for Association of Tennis Professionals. The ATP World Tour calendar for the 2010 includes the Grand Slam tournaments such as the ATP World Tour 500 series, the ATP World Tour Masters 1000, the ATP World Tour 250 series, the ATP World Team Championship, the Davis Cup, all are planned by International Tennis Federation (ITF). The Hopman Cup is included in the 2010 calendar and does not distribute ranking points. The schedule of Association of Tennis Professionals is given below:
2010 ATP World Tour Tournament Calendar
Date Tournament Surface Prize Money Winners
January
03.01.2010 Brisbane, Australia Hard $484,750 Radek Stepanek
Jo Wilfried Tsonga / Marc Gicquel
04.01.2010 Chennai, India Hard $450,000 Marin Cilic
Rajeev Ram / Eric Butorac
04.01.2010 Doha, Qatar Hard $1,110,250 Andy Murray
Rafael Nadal / Marc Lopez
11.01.2010 Sydney, Australia Hard $484,750 David Nalbandian
Mike Bryan / Bob Bryan
11.01.2010 Auckland, New Zealand Hard $480,750 Juan Martin Del Potro
Robert Lindstedt / Martin Damm
18.01.2010 Melbourne, Australia Hard A$10,712,240 Rafael Nadal
Mike Bryan / Bob Bryan
February
01.02.2010 Johannesburg, South Africa Hard $442,500 Jo Wilfried Tsonga
Dick Norman / James Cerretani
01.02.2010 Zagreb, Croatia Indoor
Hard €398,250 Marin Cilic
Robert Lindstedt / Martin Damm
01.02.2010 Santiago, Chile Clay $398,250 Fernando Gonzalez
Brian Dabul / Pablo Cuevas
08.02.2010 San Jose, U.S.A Indoor
Hard $531,000 Radek Stepanek
Radek Stepanek / Tommy Haas
08.02.2010 Rotterdam, The Netherlands Indoor
Hard €1,150,000 Andy Murray
Nenad Zimonjic / Daniel Nestor
18.02.2010 Costa do Sauipe, Brazil Clay $442,500 Rafael Nadal
Mike Bryan / Bob Bryan
15.02.2010 Marseille, France Indoor Hard €512,750 Jo Wilfried Tsonga
Michael Llodra / Arnaud Clement
15.02.2010 Memphis, U.S.A Indoor Hard $1,100,000 Andy Roddick
Mark Knowles / Mardy Fish
14.02.2010 Buenos Aires, Argentina Clay $475,300 Tommy Robredo
Alberto Martin / Marcel Granollers
21.02.2010 Dubai, U.A.E Hard $1,619,500 Novak Djokovic
Dmitry Tursunov / Rik De Voest
21.02.2010 Acapulco, Mexico Clay $995,000 Nicolas Almagro
Michal Mertinak / Frantisek Cermak
22.02.2010 Delray Beach, U.S.A Hard $442,500 Mardy Fish
Mike Bryan / Bob Bryan
March
05.03.2010 Davis Cup
11.03.2010 Indian Wells, U.S.A. Hard $3,645,000 Rafael Nadal
Andy Roddick / Mardy Fish
24.03.2010 Miami, U.S.A. Hard $3,645,000 Andy Murray
Andy Ram / Max Mirnyi
April
05.04.2010 Casablanca, Morocco Clay €398,250 Juan Carlos Ferrero
Oliver Marach / Lukasz Kubot
05.04.2010 Houston, U.S.A. Clay $442,500 Lleyton Hewitt
Mike Bryan / Bob Bryan
11.04.2010 Monte-Carlo, Monaco Clay €2,227,500 Rafael Nadal
Nenad Zimonjic / Daniel Nestor
18.04.2010 Barcelona, Spain Clay €1,550,000 Rafael Nadal
Nenad Zimonfic / Daniel Nestor
25.04.2010 Rome, Italy Clay €2,227,500 Rafael Nadal
Nenad Zimonfic / Daniel Nestor
May
02.05.2010 Munich, Germany Clay €398,250 Tomas Berdych
Ivo Minar / Jan Hernych
03.05.2010 Belgrade, Serbia Clay €373,200 Novak Djokovic
Oliver Marach / Lukasz Kubot
03.05.2010 Estoril, Portugal Clay €398,250 Albert Montanes
Scott Lipsky / Eric Butorac
09.05.2010 Madrid, Spain Clay €2,835,250 Roger Federer
Nenad Zimonjic / Daniel Nestor
16.05.2010 Dusseldorf, Germany Clay €TBD Team: Serbia
16.05.2010 Nice, France Clay €398,250
23.05.2010 Paris, France Clay €TBD Roger Federer
Leander Paes / Lukas Dlouhy
June
07.06.2010 Halle, Germany Grass €663,750 Tommy Haas
Philipp Kohlschreiber / Christopher Kas
07.06.2010 London, Great Britain Grass €627,700 Andy Murray
Mikhail Youzhny / Wesley Moodie
13.06.2010 ’s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands Grass €398,250 Benjamin Becker
Dick Norman / Wesley Moodie
13.06.2010 Eastbourne, Great Britain Grass €405,000 Dmitry Tursunov
Marcin Matkowski / Mariusz Fyrstenberg
21.06.2010 Wimbledon, Great Britain Grass €12,550,000 Roger Federer
Nenad Zimonjic / Daniel Nestor
July
05.07.2010 Newport, U.S.A. Grass €442,500 Rajeev Ram
Rajeev Ram / Jordan Kerr
09.07.2010 Davis Cup
12.07.2010 Stuttgart, Germany Clay €398,250 Jeremy Chardy
Michal Mertinak / Frantisek Cermak
12.07.2010 Bastad, Sweden Clay €398,250 Robin Soderling
Filip Polasek / Jaroslav Levinsky
19.07.2010 Hamburg, Germany Clay €1,000,000 Nikolay Davydenko
Paul Hanley / Simon Aspelin
19.07.2010 Atlanta, U.S.A. Hard $531,000
25.07.2010 Gstaad, Switzerland Clay €398,250 Thomaz Bellucci
Michael Lammer / Marco Chiudinelli
26.07.2010 Los Angeles, U.S.A. Hard $619,500 Sam Querrey
Mike Bryan / Bob Bryan
26.07.2010 Umag, Crotia Clay €398,250 Nikolay Davydenko
Michal Mertinak / Frantisek Cermak
August
01.08.2010 Washington D.C., U.S.A. Hard $1,165,500 Juan Martin Del Potro
Robert Lindstedt / Martin Damm
09.08.2010 Toronto, Canada Hard $2,430,000 Andy Murray
Mark Knowles / Mahesh Bhupathi
15.08.2010 Cincinnati, U.S.A. Hard $2,430,000 Roger Federer
Nenad Zimonjic / Daniel Nestor
22.08.2010 New Haven, U.S.A. Hard $663,750 Fernando Verdasco
Jurgen Melzer / Julian Knowle
30.08.2010 New York, U.S.A. Hard $TBD Juan Martin Del Potro
Leander Paes / Lukas Dlouhy
September
17.09.2010 Davis Cup
20.09.2010 Metz, France Indoor Hard €398,250 Gael Monfils
Ken Skupski / Colin Fleming
20.09.2010 Bucharest, Romania Clay €368,450 Albert Montanes
Michal Mertinak / Frantisek Cermak
27.09.2010 Bangkok, Thailand Hard $551,000 Gilles Simon
Rajeev Ram / Eric Butorac
27.09.2010 Kuala Lumpar, Malaysia Indoor Hard $850,000 Nikolay Davydenko
Marcin Matkowski / Mariusz Fyrstenberg
October
04.10.2010 Beijing, China Hard $2,100,000 Novak Djokovic
Mike Bryan / Bob Bryan
04.10.2010 Tokyo, Japan Hard $1,100,000 Jo Wilfried Tsonga
Jurgen Melzer / Julian Knowle
10.10.2010 Shanghai, China Hard $3,240,000 Nikolay Davydenko
Jo Wilfried Tsonga / Julien Benneteau
18.10.2010 Stockholm, Sweden Indoor Hard €531,000 Marcos Baghdatis
Kevin Ullyett / Bruno Soares
18.10.2010 Moscow, Russia Indoor Hard $1,000,000 Mikhail Youzhny
Marcel Granollers / Pablo Cuevas
24.10.2010 St. Petersburg, Russia Indoor Hard $663,750 Sergiy Stakhovsky
Ken Skupski / Colin Fleming
25.10.2010 Vienna, Austria Indoor Hard €575,250 Jurgen Melzer
Oliver Marach / Lukasz Kubot
25.10.2010 Lyon, France Indoor Hard €575,250 Ivan Ljubicic
Nicolas Mahut / Julien Benneteau
31.10.2010 Valencia, Spain Hard €1,357,000 Andy Murray
Michal Mertinak / Frantisek Cermak
November
01.11.2010 Basel, Switzerland Indoor Hard €1,225,000 Novak Djokovic
Nenad Zimonjic / Daniel Nestor
07.11.2010 Paris, France Hard €2,750,000 Novak Djokovic
Nenad Zimonjic / Daniel Nestor
21.11.2010 London, England Indoor Hard £2,227,500 Singles: Nikolay Davydenko
December
04.12.2010 Davis Cup Clay
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