The forthcoming Next Gen ATP Finals 2024 will mark the return to the same venue, taking place at Jeddah in Saudi Arabia, slated to take place from December 18 to 22. It seems to be a new competition, as it was recently created in Milan in 2017. This showpiece event seems very special as it allows only the top eight players of the season aged under 20.
The forthcoming editions aren't typical showpiece events. This tournament is divided into eight players in two groups, each advancing into the semi-final thriller.
The showpiece event promises to commence on December 18, with the group stage culminating on December 30. The first semi-final will be held on the 21st, while the second will be on the 22nd.
When and where is the 2024 Next Gen ATP Finals?
The Next Gen ATP Finals take place between December 18 and 22, on hard courts at King Abdullah Sports City complex in the Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah.
How does the 2024 Next Gen ATP Finals work?
As is the case with the senior ATP Tour Finals, the Next Gen ATP Finals sees players drawn into two groups of four for the round-robin stage, and the top two in each section will advance to the semi-finals.
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Who is playing at the 2024 Next Gen ATP Finals? When is the draw?
2024 Next Gen ATP Finals schedule
December 18: Round-robin matches (2pm | 7pm)
December 19: Round-robin matches (2pm | 7pm)
December 20: Round-robin matches (2pm | 7pm)
December 21: Semi-final one (7pm), Semi-final two (Not before 9pm)
December 22: Final (8pm)
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How can I watch the 2024 Next Gen ATP Finals?
Viewers in the UK can catch all the Next Gen ATP Finals action on Sky Sports, and the competition will also be streamed in its entirety on the TennisTV subscription service.
2024 Next Gen ATP Finals prize money
The total prize pot for this year's Next Gen ATP Finals is $2,050,000 - equivalent to around £1.6m - and the maximum amount on offer is $526,480 (£417,063), which will be awarded if a player wins the title without losing a single match.
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Prize money breakdown:
Undefeated Champion: $526,480 (£417,063)
Final Win: $153,000 (£121,202)
Semi-Final Win: $113,500 (£89,911)
Each Round-Robin Match Win: $36,660 (£28,993)
Participation Fee: $150,000 (£118,825)
Alternate: $15,000 (£11,882)
Previous Next Gen ATP Finals winners
2017: Chung Hyeon
2018: Stefanos Tsitsipas
2019: Jannik Sinner
2020: Not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021: Carlos Alcaraz
2022: Brandon Nakashima
2023: Hamad Medjedovic
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