Go behind the scenes with some of the stars of the ATP World Tour including Grigor Dimitrov, Stan Wawrinka, Tomas Berdych and more as they train at the Monte-Carlo Country Club in preparation for the 2018 season.
In this edition of ATPWorldTour.com's Best of 2017 series, Ryan Harrison plays a prank on Grigor Dimitrov as he tees him up for an extremely awkward interview after a win at the Nitto ATP Finals.
The moment Grigor Dimitrov lifted the most important trophy of his career after claiming victory at the Nitto ATP Finals last month was certainly iconic. Now, it is award-winning. Libris by PhotoShelter has announced the image is one of its 17 Iconic Images from all walks of life in 2017. “The 2017 Libris Iconic Images capture many of the year’s most memorable moments,” PhotoShelter CEO Andrew Fingerman said. “These 17 images are a small sample of the incredible images created by our Libris clients this year. To say we are proud to work with creative professionals of this calibre is an understatement.” British photographer Thomas Lovelock shot the award-winning photo for ATPWorldTour.com after Dimitrov defeated David Goffin in the championship...
Grigor Dimitrov produced a number of moments worthy of the highlight reel during a season filled with career milestones, including a year-end No. 3 finish in the Emirates ATP Rankings, triumph at the Nitto ATP Finals and his first ATP World Masters 1000 title at the Western & Southern Open. After six days of voting, fans gave Dimitrov another accolade, with his dive volley against Yuichi Sugita in the Cincinnati quarter-finals crowned the Masters 1000 Golden Hot Shot. View Complete Results For Golden Hot Shot The hot shot finished as the overwhelming favourite in the poll, receiving 33 per cent of votes cast. Pablo Cuevas’s no-look winner against Alexander Zverev at the Mutua Madrid Open finished second in the voting...
Continuing our Season In Review series, ATPWorldTour.com looks at the third through fifth best Grand Slam matches of the 2017 season. 5. Wawrinka def. Murray, Roland Garros, Semi-finals - 9 June 2017 (Match Stats) Andy Murray and Stan Wawrinka have been top contenders at the Grand Slams for years, and you'd expect the same knowing they were the first and third seeds, respectively, at Roland Garros. But neither star was in top form when they arrived on Paris’ terre battue this season. The Scot was just 5-4 on clay heading into the second major of the year, and he was also trying to find his game after dealing with an elbow injury. “I came in playing garbage,” Murray joked after...