Association of Tennis Professionals

The Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) is the main governing body for men's professional tennis. Established in 1972, it manages the ATP Tour, which includes major tournaments worldwide, such as the ATP Masters 1000 and the ATP Finals. The ATP is responsible for setting rules, organizing events, and maintaining the ranking system for players based on their performance. It aims to promote and grow the sport of tennis while ensuring fair competition. The ATP also works to support players' interests and welfare, ensuring they have a platform to compete at the highest levels.