2. What are the World Tour Finals?
The ATP World Tour Finals (the actual name has
undergone several changes the past 4 decades) is the
annual, season-ending tournament, usually held in
November, comprising of the top eight singles and
doubles players.
Unlike the other tournaments, the players are split to two
groups of four, and they play three round robin matches
to determine the winners of the group who will then
advance to the knock-out stages.
3. Ilie Nastase
1971 vs. Stan Smith
1972 vs. Stan Smith
1973 vs. Tom Okker
1975 vs. Bjorn Borg
4. Ivan Lendl
1981vs. Vitas Gerulaitis
1982 vs. John McEnroe
1985 vs. Boris Becker
1986 vs. Boris Becker
1987 vs. Mats Wilander
5. Pete Sampras
1991 vs. Jim Courier
1994 vs. Boris Becker
1996 vs. Boris Becker
1997 vs. Yevgeny Kafelnikov
1999 vs. Andre Agassi
6. Roger Federer
2003 vs. Andre Agassi
2004 vs. Lleyton Hewitt
2006 vs. James Blake
2007 vs. David Ferrer
2010 vs. Rafa Nadal
2011 vs. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga