🎾 The ATP 500 tournaments are the fourth tier of men’s professional tennis, sitting just below the four Grand Slams, the season-ending ATP Finals and the ATP Masters 1000 events. The winner of each one earns 500 ranking points — which is where the name comes from. See below for the latest ATP 500 predictions.
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As of 2026 there are 16 ATP 500 events, played on hard, clay and grass courts around the world — among them Dubai, Rotterdam, Barcelona, London’s Queen’s Club, Halle, Vienna and Basel. The tier was expanded in 2025 when Dallas, Doha and Munich were promoted from the ATP 250 level. Although they rank below the Masters 1000s, these tournaments still attract many of the world’s best, helped by tour rules that require leading players to commit to a minimum number of 500-level events each season.
Roger Federer 🇨🇭 holds the record with 24 ATP 500 singles titles. In the current era the men’s game has been dominated by Carlos Alcaraz 🇪🇸 and Jannik Sinner 🇮🇹, who between them have swept up most of the sport’s biggest prizes. See below for ATP 500 Predictions 🔥
