The Rolex Paris Masters stands as the ninth and final ATP Masters 1000 event of the men's tennis season, a highly prestigious tournament held annually in the vibrant city of Paris, France. Played on indoor hard courts, this event not only crowns an elite champion but also plays a decisive role in the race for qualification to the Nitto ATP Finals, the season-ending tournament featuring the world's top eight players. The atmosphere at the Rolex Paris Masters is known for being particularly energetic, with passionate fans filling the stands to witness high-intensity duels.
Throughout its history, the tournament has witnessed iconic moments and crowned some of tennis's greatest legends. Starting in 2025, the tournament will usher in a new era by relocating to the Paris La Défense Arena, Europe's largest indoor arena. This new venue will offer state-of-the-art facilities, increased spectator capacity, and an enhanced experience for both players and the public, featuring four competition courts and one practice court.
The venue change underscores the French Tennis Federation's commitment to continually raising the bar for this flagship event.
The French Tennis Federation has confirmed that the Rolex Paris Masters will be held at the Paris La Défense Arena for the next ten years, starting in 2025. This change aims to modernize and expand one of the most prestigious tournaments on the ATP circuit.
Alexander Zverev defeated Ugo Humbert in the final to win his first Rolex Paris Masters title in 2024, in what was the 52nd edition and the last to be staged at the historic Accor Arena in Bercy.
Fans can now purchase their seats for the 40th edition of the Rolex Paris Masters (October 25 - November 2, 2025) at its new home, the Paris La Défense Arena. Special Christmas offers for multi-day packages have been launched.
To mark its move and ambition to offer a more intense experience, the tournament has unveiled its new motto "Vibrons plus grand" (Unleash the vibe), which will accompany its development in the modern arena.
The Paris La Défense Arena will allow the tournament to have four competition courts (including a centre court with a capacity for 16,500 people) and one training court, in addition to optimizing spectator flow and modernizing player areas.
As the last ATP Masters 1000 of the season, the Parisian event is crucial for tennis players looking to earn vital ranking points and secure their qualification for the prestigious year-end tournament.
Cédric Pioline has expressed his enthusiasm for the move to Paris La Défense Arena, highlighting that it will allow the Rolex Paris Masters to grow and offer an even more memorable and higher quality experience.
To prevent matches from finishing very late, the new venue will optimize the centre court schedule to a format of three day matches and two night matches, benefiting players and spectators.
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