ATP Champions Tour 2013

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The tournaments of the 2013 men's tennis season ( ATP Champions Tour ) are shown below. Like the ATP World Tour and the ATP Challenger Tour, it was organized by the Association of Tennis Professionals .

Tournament schedule

date place competition Topping 1 winner Second Third Fourth
22. 02. United StatesUnited States Delray Beach The Delray Beach International Tennis Championships Hard court SpainSpain Carlos Moyá United StatesUnited States John McEnroe United StatesUnited States Aaron Krickstein SwedenSweden Mats Wilander
12. 03. SwedenSweden Stockholm Kings of Tennis by Index International Hard court (i) SwedenSweden Stefan Edberg United StatesUnited States John McEnroe SwedenSweden Magnus Larsson SwedenSweden Mats Wilander
19. 06. ScotlandScotland Edinburgh Champions of tennis Hard court SwedenSweden Thomas Enqvist AustraliaAustralia Mark Philippoussis United KingdomUnited Kingdom Tim Henman & Carlos Moyá 2SpainSpain 
15. 08th BelgiumBelgium Knokke-Heist The Optima Open Hard court CroatiaCroatia Goran Ivanišević FranceFrance Guy Forget NetherlandsNetherlands Richard Krajicek & Henri Leconte 2FranceFrance 
04.12. United KingdomUnited Kingdom London Statoil Masters Tennis Hard court AustraliaAustralia Patrick Rafter United KingdomUnited Kingdom Tim Henman CroatiaCroatia Goran Ivanišević & Mark Philippoussis 2AustraliaAustralia 
  • 1 The abbreviation "(i)" (= indoor) means that the tournament in question will be held in a hall.
  • 2 The game for third place was not played, each player received 175 points for the ranking.

Ranking list

ATP Champions Tour (as of December 31, 2013)
space player country Points Tournament victory
1. John McEnroe United StatesUnited States United States 680
2. Goran Ivanišević CroatiaCroatia Croatia 655 Knokke-Heist
3. Carlos Moyá SpainSpain Spain 575 Delray Beach
4th Mark Philippoussis AustraliaAustralia Australia 555
5. Thomas Enqvist SwedenSweden Sweden 480 Edinburgh
6th Tim Henman United KingdomUnited Kingdom United Kingdom 475
7th Patrick Rafter AustraliaAustralia Australia 400 London
7th Stefan Edberg SwedenSweden Sweden 400 Stockholm
9. Guy Forget FranceFrance France 300
9. Mats Wilander SwedenSweden Sweden 300
11. Henri Leconte FranceFrance France 230
12. Richard Krajicek NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 200
12. Magnus Larsson SwedenSweden Sweden 200
12. Aaron Krickstein United StatesUnited States United States 200
15th Greg Rusedski United KingdomUnited Kingdom United Kingdom 160
16. Mikael Pernfors SwedenSweden Sweden 80
16. Fabrice Santoro FranceFrance France 80
16. Pat Cash AustraliaAustralia Australia 80

Points breakdown

victory final Third Fourth Quarter finals
400 pts. 300 pts. 200 pts. 150 pts. 80 pts.

See also

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