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2023 ITF Annual Review

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34 Tours and Player Pathway The ITF World Tennis Masters Tour provides compe ve opportuni es for tens of thousands of players aged 30 and over to test themselves within their own age group, both in their own country and interna onally. It features 13 age groups and six levels of tournament, singles and doubles compe on, from entry level to elite. Events are held in Europe, Africa, North America, South America, Central America, Oceania and Asia. Rapid growth The ITF Masters Tour has expanded significantly in recent years, and we set new records in 2023 for the number of tournaments, players and matches (see graphic right), having also set records the previous year. The ITF staged 552 Masters tournaments, a 9% increase on 2022, and these were spread across 68 na ons, seven more than in 2022. By the end of 2023, a record 42,300 people were registered to compete on the tour, 6,800 more than in 2022. A record 36,604 players were ac ve on the ITF Masters Tour in 2023. There was strong growth in the 30-34 age category, with nearly four mes as many registered players by the end of 2023 compared to 2021, when this youngest group was introduced. ITF MASTERS TOUR

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