Laver Cup & ATP Announce Five-Year Extension to Partnership

Laver Cup Extends Partnership with ATP Through 2029

The Laver Cup and the ATP have announced a five-year extension to their partnership, keeping the prestigious team competition on the ATP Tour calendar through 2029. The Laver Cup, which pits Team Europe against Team World in a three-day tournament, was founded in 2017 by Roger Federer and Team8 and has quickly become one of the most popular events on the tennis calendar.

The Laver Cup Continues to Grow in Popularity

The Laver Cup has been a huge success since its inception, attracting large crowds and generating significant revenue. The event has also been praised for its unique format and its ability to bring together some of the biggest names in tennis from both Europe and the rest of the world.

The extension of the partnership between the Laver Cup and the ATP is a sign of the continued growth and popularity of the event. The ATP has a long history of supporting team competitions, and the Laver Cup is a natural fit for the Tour.

The Laver Cup is a Unique and Exciting Event

The Laver Cup is a unique and exciting event that brings together some of the best tennis players in the world. The format of the event, which features three days of team competition, is different from any other event on the ATP Tour.

The Laver Cup is also a great way for fans to see some of their favorite players compete in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. The event is held in a different city each year, and it has attracted large crowds wherever it has been held.

The Laver Cup is a Win-Win for the ATP and the Laver Cup

The extension of the partnership between the Laver Cup and the ATP is a win-win for both organizations. The ATP gets to keep one of its most popular events on its calendar, and the Laver Cup gets to continue to grow and develop.

The Laver Cup is a great addition to the ATP Tour, and it is sure to continue to be a popular event for years to come.