ATP Champions Tour

The ATP Champions Tour brings together many of the greatest tennis players in history for nostalgic, competitive and entertaining tournaments in cities all around the world.

John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg - two of the most iconic athletes on the planet - enjoyed a rivalry that transcended sport. In 2008, almost three decades after their last Wimbledon final, the pair met three times on the ATP Champions Tour, thrilling packed crowds as they went toe-to-toe again. They were joined on the circuit for the first time by seven-time Wimbledon champion Pete Sampras, two-time US Open winner Patrick Rafter, French Open titlist Michael Chang and former World No.1 Yevgeny Kafelnikov, strengthening a Tour which already featured other No.1 players Thomas Muster and Marcelo Rios, and popular Grand Slam champions such as Goran Ivanisevic, Sergi Bruguera and Pat Cash. more

The Tour Highlights 1997-1999: John McEnroe dominated the Tour’s early years, particularly in London where he won the title three times.

The Tour Highlights 2000-2002: Dublin called, Henri Leconte suffered a health scare and Guy Forget got angry with John McEnroe.

The Tour Highlights 2003-2005: Sergi Bruguera arrived with long hair, Thomas Muster returned to fitness and Goran Ivanisevic debuted.

The Tour Highlights 2006-2008: Bjorn Borg returned, Pete Sampras joined and Pat Rafter, Stefan Edberg and Michael Chang also arrived.

: About the Tour; Find out what the ATP Champions Tour is all about in one article.

: Player Eligibility; Discover how the players have qualified to be part of the Champions Tour?

: 2009 Review; The year of 2009 saw a changing of the guard on the ATP Champions Tour.

: 2010 Review; The year 2010 was one of the most exciting on the ATP Champions Tour.