tennis masters cup

The Tennis Masters Cup was created on December 9, 1999. On that day, the Grand Slam Committee, the ITF and the ATP Tour announced that the ATP Tour World Championship and the men's Grand Slam Cup would be discontinued and a new jointly owned, end of year men's tournament to be known as the Tennis Masters Cup was created. At the end of the tennis year, the top eight players in the world compete for the Masters Cup.

Champions

Masters:

1970 Stan Smith (United States)
1971 Ilie Nastase (Romania)
1972 Ilie Nastase (Romania)
1973 Ilie Nastase (Romania)
1974 Guillermo Vilas (Argentina)
1975 Ilie Nastase (Romania)
1976 Manuel Orantes (Spain)
1977 Jimmy Connors (United States)
1978 John McEnroe (United States)
1979 Bjrn Borg (Sweden)
1980 Bjrn Borg (Sweden)
1981 Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia/United States)
1982 Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia/United States)
1983 John McEnroe (United States)
1984 John McEnroe (United States)
1985 Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia/United States)
1986 Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia/United States)
1987 Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia/United States)
1988 Boris Becker (Germany)
1989 Stefan Edberg (Sweden)

ATP Tour World Championships:

Tennis Masters Cup:

Results

Year	Venue	Surface	Champion	Runner-up	Score
2005	Shanghai, China	Hard (Indoor)
2004	Houston, Texas, United States	Hard (Outdoor)	Roger Federer	Lleyton Hewitt	6-3 6-2
2003	Houston, Texas, United States	Hard (Outdoor)	Roger Federer	Andre Agassi	6-3 6-0 6-4
2002	Shanghai, China	Hard (Indoor)	Lleyton Hewitt	Juan Carlos Ferrero	7-5 7-5 2-6 2-6 6-4
2001	Sydney, Australia	Hard (Indoor)	Lleyton Hewitt	Sebastien Grosjean	6-3 6-3 6-4
2000	Lisbon, Portugal	Hard (Indoor)	Gustavo Kuerten	Andre Agassi	6-4 6-4 6-4

Honor Roll

Tennis Masters Cup:

b>Player	Years Qual.	Matches	W-L	W Rate	Years Comp.
Andre Agassi (United States)	4	15	8-7	.533	2000-01-02-03
Guillermo Coria (Argentina)	2	6	1-5	.166	2003-04
Alex Corretja (Spain)	1	3	1-2	.333	2000
Albert Costa (Spain)	1	3	1-2	.333	2002
Juan Carlos Ferrero (Spain)	3	12	6-6	.500	2001-02-03
Roger Federer (Switzerland)	3	14	13-1	.928	2002-03-04
Gaston Gaudio (Argentina)	1	3	0-3	.000	2004
Sebastien Grosjean (France)	1	5	3-2	.600	2001
Tim Henman (United Kingdom)	1	3	1-2	.333	2004
Lleyton Hewitt (Australia)	3	18	13-5	.722	2000-01-02-04
Goran Ivanisevic (Croatia)	1	3	1-2	.333	2001
Thomas Johansson (Sweden)	1	1	0-1	.000	2002 (Alt.)
Yevgeny Kafelnikov (Russia)	2	7	4-3	.571	2000-01
Gustavo Kuerten (Brazil)	2	8	4-4	.500	2000-01
David Nalbandian (Argentina)	1	3	1-2	.333	2003
Carlos Moya (Spain)	3	6	5-5	.500	2002-03-04
Magnus Norman (Sweden)	1	3	0-3	.000	2000
Jiri Novak (Czech Republic)	1	3	1-2	.333	2002
Patrick Rafter (Australia)	1	3	0-3	.000	2001
Andy Roddick (United States)	2	8	5-3	.625	2003-04
Marat Safin (Russia)	3	11	4-7	.363	2000-02-04
Pete Sampras (United States)	1	4	2-2	.500	2000
Rainer Schuettler (Germany)	1	4	2-2	.500	2003

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