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Meet the ATP World Tour Finals Elite Eight



It took ten months to get it all settled, but on Friday in Paris the final three bids for this year’s ATP World Tour Finals were locked up by Milos Raonic, Kei Nishikori and Tomas Berdych.

That means we’re all set for some high-stakes, high-octane tennis in London.

Raonic is the first Canadian Male to qualify for the event, whole Nishikori is the first Asian man to qualify. Cilic, also making his first appearance in London, is the first Croatian to appear since Ivan Ljubicic made his last appearance in 2006.

See the final standings here:

To find out more go to the ATP’s World Tour Final Page Here

To see who qualified for the doubles click here

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