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Elijah Nastase, Sinner, Zverev and Edberg, Among the Stars Honored at Gala ATP No. 1 Club

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Five decades of excellence in tennis met Friday evening at the ATP No. 1 Club Gala, where the players who reached the top of the men's tennis were celebrated before the start of the Champions Tournament. Held at the Inalpi Arena, the event brought together 12 former and current world number 1 of different generations, leading with Ilie Nástase, the first player who came first with the introduction of the ATP class in 1973, and Alexander Zverev, …

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Five decades of excellence in tennis met Friday evening at the ATP No. 1 Club Gala, where the players who reached the top of the men's tennis were celebrated before the start of the Champions Tournament. Held at the Inalpi Arena, the event brought together 12 former and current world number 1 of different generations, leading with Ilie Nástase, the first player who came first with the introduction of the ATP class in 1973, and Alexander Zverev, …

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The 80-year-old Elie Năstase was honored on Sunday, in Turin, during a ceremony organized on the occasion of the Tour of Champions. The former Romanian tennis player, the first leader in the history of the computerized world ranking, was celebrated with ten other players who held the first position in the ATP hierarchy. The event took place on the [...]

Ilie Năstase (80 years old), the first world leader in the computer class, is now in Turin at the Champions Tournament, where he was celebrated with other former world leaders such as Mats Wilander (62 years old), Stefan Edberg (60 years old), Thomas Muster (59 years old), Boris Becker (58 years old), Yevgeny Kafelnikov (52 years old), Gustavo Kuerten (50 years old), Marat Safin (46 years old), Lleyton Hewitt (45 years old), Juan Carlos Ferrero …

Yannick Sinner, Boris Becker and Lleyton Hewitt were among the members of the ATP World No. 1 Club who were honoured during a special ceremony on court on Sunday at the ATP Finals. Twelve of the 30 players who have reached the number one spot in the ATP world rankings were greeted with a standing ovation by the packed Inalpi Arena in Turin.

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