The ATP has confirmed its calendar for the second half of the 2022 ATP Tour season.
The announcement marks a return to a regular Q3 and Q4 schedule of events, following extensive adjustments in previous seasons due to COVID-19. Following The Championships, Wimbledon, the ATP Tour will continue charting its course through marquee global cities, building towards the Intesa Sanpaolo Next Gen ATP Finals in Milan and the season-ending Nitto ATP Finals in Turin. All in, the season is set to feature 66 events across 30 countries.
Despite a WTA boycott of China due to the Peng Shaui controversy, the ATP will host events in Zhuhai in September, Beijing and Shanghai in October. Russia, which has invaded Ukraine in the biggest military action in Europe since World War II, will host the Kremlin Cup in October.
The calendar does include the relocation of the St. Petersburg Open (ATP 250) to Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan following more than 25 editions of the event. The Kazakh capital city played host to its first ATP tournament in 2020, issued as a single-year licence to expand playing opportunities and explore new markets for professional tennis, before hosting a second event in 2021.
The ATP continues to take a fluid approach to the calendar and the schedule remains subject to change. Any further updates will be communicated in due course.
