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Take a closer look at the Next Gen ATP Finals, to be held in Milan from 7-11 November 2017, with insight from former stars John McEnroe, Lleyton Hewitt, Fabrice Santoro and Goran Ivanisevic.

Nick Kyrgios announced on Twitter Thursday that he would skip the rest of the season to help aid his recovery from injury and best prepare for the 2018 season on the ATP World Tour. Here's an update guys. #SeeYouIn2018 ️ pic.twitter.com/oSoNsTXGCW — Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) October 19, 2017 “Unfortunately due to the reoccurrence of my hip injury that I originally suffered at Queen's [Club], I am shutting down my season to make sure I can rehab and prepare as best as I possibly can for the Australian summer,” Kyrgios wrote. “I have played a huge amount of tennis since coming back from my hip injury in Washington and unless I want this to escalate to an injury that requires surgery,...

The ATP World Tour's #NextGenATP stars discuss what it would mean to qualify for the inaugural Next Gen ATP Finals in Milan.

Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut will attempt to earn their first Nitto ATP Finals trophy when they arrive at The O2 for the third time this November. The Frenchmen join Lukasz Kubot/Marcelo Melo, defending champions Henri Kontinen/John Peers, 2015 winners Jean-Julien Rojer/Horia Tecau, Jamie Murray/Bruno Soares, four-time season finale champions Bob Bryan/Mike Bryan and Roland Garros winners Ryan Harrison/Michael Venus in the 2017 field. Herbert and Mahut qualified for the event, to be held from 12-19 November, for the third year in a row, and are seeking their first appearance in the semi-finals. The Frenchmen won at least two titles for the third consecutive year in 2017, with each of the victories coming at an ATP World Tour Masters 1000...

The future of Japanese tennis, Yosuke Watanuki, is plotting his ascent on the ATP Challenger Tour under the tutelage of legendary coach Bob Brett.