ATP Cup 2022: All information, TV, favorites, prize money
From January 1, 2022, the third edition of the ATP Cup will take place in Sydney. Sky broadcasts all matches live on TV and live stream. Germany and Austria can also be seen on ServusTV.
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Dec 27, 2021, 02:35 pm
Who can start at the ATP Cup?
A nation's right to start at the ATP Cup is linked to the world ranking position of the best representative of a country. The 16 nations that will take part for the third time for the title in the ATP team competition in Sydney from January 1, 2022 have been recruited. That means: If the number one of a country is among the 16 best country leaders in the ATP charts, the team in question is there.
Who are the favorites?
The Russian defending champions with Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev are the favorites. A few days ago, the two of them also won the title of Russia in the Davis Cup finals.
Who is missing from the ATP Cup?
Rafael Nadal , Dominic Thiem but also Novak Djokovic will not be at the start. Nadal had canceled the Spaniards early on and may not even go to Australia after his COVID-19 infection. Thiem actually wanted to play, but has to postpone his comeback further. Remarkable: For the big tennis nation France it was not enough for a starting place in Sydney.
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What are the chances for Austria and Germany?
After Dominic Thiem's cancellation, the Austrians go into the encounters against Russia, Italy and Australia as blatant outsiders. Germany, on the other hand, can hope for victory: Alexander Zverev leads the team in a sporty way, Jan-Lennard Struff, as number two, is always good for one point. And you can always count on the doubles Tim Pütz and Kevin Krawietz.
Where can you see the ATP Cup on TV and live stream?
As in previous years, Sky will broadcast the ATP Cup from Sydney live on TV and livestream. The matches of the German and Austrian teams can also be seen on ServusTV.
What did the draw show?
The four groups for the ATP Cup 2022 are as follows:
| Group a | Group B | Group C | Group D |
| Serbia | Russia | Germany | Greece |
| Norway | Italy | Canada | Poland |
| Chile | Austria | Great Britain | Argentina |
| Spain | Australia | USA | Georgia |