ATP Challenger Tour Finals Viewer's Guide
ATP Challenger Tour Finals Viewer's Guide
With the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in the books for 2015, the Challenger circuit will take centre stage on Wednesday with the ATP Challenger Tour Finals set to commence in Sao Paulo.
To be held on indoor clay at the Pinheiros Sports Club from 25-29 November, the field is comprised of seven qualifiers and one wild card. Contested in round-robin format, with the top two from each group advancing to the semi-finals, 125 Emirates ATP Ranking points and $91,200 in prize money will be awarded to an undefeated champion.
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Here are the two round robin groups:
Group A |
2015 W-L |
Titles |
H2H vs. Rest of Group |
(1) Paolo Lorenzi |
42-11 |
Eskisehir, Cortina, Pereira, Medellin |
9-3 |
(3) Daniel Munoz-de la Nava |
44-16 | Napoli, Moscow, Meknes | 2-6 |
(5) Inigo Cervantes |
45-20 | Ostrava, Vicenza, Marburg | 1-3 |
(7) Farrukh Dustov |
24-18 | Wroclaw, Agri | 2-2 |
Group B |
2015 W-L |
Titles |
H2H vs. Rest of Group |
(2) Guido Pella |
43-13 |
San Luis Potosi, Sao Paulo, Porto Alegre, Montevideo |
3-1 |
(4) Marco Cecchinato |
44-14 | Turin | 1-1 |
(6) Radu Albot |
34-18 | Kolkata | 1-0 |
(8) Guilherme Clezar |
25-22 | 1-4 |
Get to know the contenders:
Munoz-de la Nava: Defying the odds at 33
Pella: 10 questions with Guido
Cecchinato: Getting to know Marco
Lorenzi: “The goal is to reach 400 wins”
Watch Albot interview
Home hope and 2014 runner-up Clezar returns. The wild card notched wins over a pair of Top 100 players, including three match points saved in beating Victor Estrella Burgos 14-12 in a deciding tie-break to reach the final. “All the players in the field are really strong, it’s a high level. The matches would be tough in any of the groups. I really enjoy playing here, I had a good run last year and I hope to be able to repeat it now. The important thing for me now is to finish the season on a high note. I will think about rankings next year, because the main goal is to play at a high level.”