Atp tennis news 2017

Here are some of the top ATP tennis news stories from 2017:

Grand Slam Winners

• Australian Open: Roger Federer
• French Open: Rafael Nadal
• Wimbledon: Roger Federer
• US Open: Sloane Stephens (women's singles), Rafael Nadal (men's singles)

Rankings and Awards

• ATP World Tour Finals: David Goffin
• ATP Player of the Year: Rafael Nadal
• ATP Coach of the Year: Ivan Lendl (for his work with Andy Murray)
• ATP Newcomer of the Year: Alexander Zverev

Tournament News

• The ATP World Tour introduced a new format for the season-ending ATP Finals, featuring a round-robin group stage and a final four.
• The French Open introduced a new retractable roof on Court Philippe Chatrier, allowing for play to continue during rain delays.
• The US Open introduced a new system for challenging calls, allowing players to challenge up to three calls per set.

Player News

• Rafael Nadal won a record 10th French Open title and 15th Grand Slam title overall.
• Roger Federer won his 18th Grand Slam title at the Australian Open and Wimbledon.
• Novak Djokovic struggled with injuries and form, falling out of the top 10 for the first time in over a decade.
• Andy Murray won his second Wimbledon title and Olympic gold medal, but struggled with a hip injury that forced him to retire from the ATP World Tour Finals.
• Alexander Zverev became the first player born in the 1990s to win an ATP Masters 1000 title, at the Rome Masters.
• Nick Kyrgios was suspended for three months and fined $33,000 for tanking during a match at the Shanghai Masters.

Coaching Changes

• Ivan Lendl returned to the ATP Tour as coach of Andy Murray, helping him win the Wimbledon title.
• Juan Martin del Potro hired coach Sebastian Prieto, who had previously worked with Rafael Nadal.
• Stan Wawrinka hired coach Magnus Norman, who had previously worked with Tomas Berdych.

Retirements

• Andy Roddick announced his retirement from professional tennis in February.
• Feliciano Lopez announced his retirement from professional tennis in October.

Injuries

• Rafael Nadal struggled with a knee injury throughout the year, missing several months of action.
• Novak Djokovic struggled with a shoulder injury, missing several months of action.
• Andy Murray struggled with a hip injury, missing several months of action.
• Stan Wawrinka struggled with a knee injury, missing several months of action.

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