Other entrants in the winner's circle last week included former Top 50 player Yoshihito Nishioka and American veteran Mitchell Krueger.

The seeds of today’s top rivalry were sown at an unlikely venue.

The intent is to relieve players of the pressure to chase points during the “ATP Tour off-season” by effectively moving up the Australian Open cutoff.

This Tunisian city is a captivating blend of history, culture and relaxed Mediterranean charm.

After breaking into the Top 200, the small-town German turns his focus to giving back to the next generation.

After a year off and time spent working a pub, the rising 24-year-old from London returned with perspective—and a breakthrough season to prove it.

After winning a home title in Hagen, the German posted a strong result at the Rolex Shanghai Masters.

Elsewhere last week, veterans like Lorenzo Giustino, Mariano Navone and Sho Shimabukuro triumphed.

After capturing her biggest career title at home, the Spanish-American teen followed up with another strong run in Germany.

The rising star dethroned Joao Fonseca as the youngest ATP Challenger champion this year with his first title, in the youngest Challenger final in more than 20 years.

In addition to the increase in prize money, the calendar will expand from from 216 to 265 events next year.