We review the points distributed by a Masters 1000 like Cincinnati, the second most important tournaments by category within the men’s circuit.
The Cincinnati Masters 1000, which takes place in Ohio, United States, It will be the seventh of the season. With a very close final table following the draw, we want to reveal the points that each player earns both in singles as in doubles to pass the round. The big difference is that the doubles players for falling in the first round do not get points and those who compete in singles get at least 10. The finalists in both modalities will get an amount of 600 points, while the winners will get up to 1,000 points.
There are delicate casualties like Zverev that he has not been able to recover in time from his injury, or that of Djokovic. The Serbian cannot play the tournament because he is not vaccinated, although hopes the rules will change in the next few days to be able to play the US Open in New York. The great hope of Spanish tennis will be, in addition to Nadalwho returns following his Wimbledon injury, Carlos Alcarazwho faces the Ohio championship as the third seed, although the big favorite is the current No.1 in the ranking, the Russian Daniil Medvedev who has returned to pick up good feelings despite his defeat once morest Kyrgios in Canada.
Everything is ready so that between August 14 and 21 the best rackets of the men’s circuit will meet for the trophy in the seventh Masters 1000 of the season. The current champion is the German Zverevwho is not present this year to defend his crown.
Puntos singles ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati
- Winner: 1,000 points
- Finalist: 600 points
- Semifinalist: 360 points
- quarterfinalist: 180 points
- Round of 16: 90 points
- Round of 32: 45 points (10 points if Bye and R64)
- Round of 64: 10 points
Double points ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati
- Winner: 1,000 points
- Finalist: 600 points
- Semifinalist: 360 points
- quarterfinalist: 180 points
- Round of 16: 90 points
- Round of 32: 0 points
