1996 ATP Tour

Schedule

This is the complete schedule of events on the 1996 ATP Tour, with player progression documented from the quarterfinals stage.

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Statistical information

List of players and singles titles won:

• USA Andre Agassi – Miami Masters, Atlanta Olympics, Cincinnati Masters (3)
• MAR Karim Alami – Atlanta, Palermo (2)
• GER Boris Becker – Australian Open, London, Vienna, Stuttgart Masters, Grand Slam Cup (5)
• ZIM Byron Black – Seoul (1)
• ESP Alberto Berasategui – Bologna, Kitzbühel, Bucharest (3)
• ESP Tomás Carbonell – Casablanca (1)
• ESP Roberto Carretero – Hamburg Masters (1)
• USA Michael Chang – Indian Wells Masters, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles (3)
• ESP Francisco Clavet – Amsterdam (1)
• ESP Albert Costa – Gstaad, San Marino, Bournemouth (3)
• USA Jim Courier – Philadelphia (1)
• CZE Slava Doseděl – Munich (1)
• SWE Thomas Enqvist – New Delhi, Paris Masters, Stockholm (3)
• RSA Wayne Ferreira – Scottsdale, Canada Masters (2)
• FRA Guy Forget – Marseille (1)
• GER Marc-Kevin Goellner – Marbella (1)
• ARG Hernán Gumy – Santiago (1)
• SWE Magnus Gustafsson – Saint Petersburg, Båstad (2)
• CRO Goran Ivanišević – Zagreb, Dubai, Milan, Rotterdam, Moscow (5)
• RUS Yevgeny Kafelnikov – Adelaide, Prague, French Open, Lyon (4)
• CZE Petr Korda – Doha (1)
• NED Richard Krajicek – Wimbledon (1)
• SWE Nicklas Kulti – Halle (1)
• ESP Félix Mantilla – Oporto (1)
• USA Todd Martin – Sydney Outdoor (1)
• UKR Andrei Medvedev – Long Island (1)
• BRA Fernando Meligeni – Pinehurst (1)
• ESP Carlos Moyà – Umag (1)
• AUT Thomas Muster – Mexico City, Estoril, Barcelona, Monte Carlo Masters, Rome Masters, Stuttart Outdoor, Bogotá (7)
• CZE Jiří Novák – Auckland (1)
• RUS Andrei Olhovskiy – Shanghai (1)
• USA Alex O'Brien – New Haven (1)
• VEN Nicolas Pereira – Newport (1)
• AUS Mark Philippoussis – Toulouse (1)
• FRA Cédric Pioline – Copenhagen (1)
• GER David Prinosil – Ostrava (1)
• USA Richey Reneberg – Rosmalen (1)
• CHI Marcelo Ríos – St. Poelten (1)
• USA Pete Sampras – San Jose, Memphis, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Indianapolis, US Open, Basel, ATP Championships (8)
• ESP Javier Sánchez – Tel Aviv (1)
• NED Sjeng Schalken – Jakarta (1)
• NED Jan Siemerink – Nottingham (1)
• USA Jonathan Stark – Singapore (1)
• GBR Greg Rusedski – Beijing (1)
• GER Michael Stich – Antwerp (1)
• AUS Jason Stoltenberg – Coral Springs (1)
• USA MaliVai Washington – Bermuda (1)

Titles won by nation:

• USA 20 (Sydney Outdoor, San Jose, Memphis, Philadelphia, Indian Wells Masters, Miami Masters, Hong Kong, Bermuda, Tokyo, Rosmalen, Washington, D.C., Atlanta Olympics, Los Angeles, Cincinnati Masters, Indianapolis, New Haven, US Open, Basel, Singapore, ATP Championships)
• ESP 12 (Casablanca, Hamburg Masters, Oporto, Bologna, Gstaad, Kitzbühel, Amsterdam, San Marino, Umag, Bucharest, Bournemouth, Tel Aviv)
• AUT 7 (Mexico City, Estoril, Barcelona, Monte Carlo Masters, Rome Masters, Stuttgart Outdoor, Bogotá)
• GER 7 (Australian Open, Antwerp, London, Marbella, Vienna, Ostrava, Stuttgart Masters)
• SWE 6 (Saint Petersburg, New Delhi, Halle, Båstad, Paris Masters, Stockholm)
• CRO 5 (Zagreb, Dubai, Milan, Rotterdam, Moscow)
• RUS 5 (Adelaide, Shanghai, Prague, French Open, Lyon)
• CZE 3 (Auckland, Doha, Prague)
• NED 3 (Jakarta, Nottingham, Wimbledon)
• AUS 2 (Coral Springs, Toulouse)
• FRA 2 (Marseille, Copenhagen)
• MAR 2 (Atlanta, Palermo)
• RSA 2 (Scottsdale, Canada Masters)
• ARG 1 (Santiago)
• BRA 1 (Pinehurst)
• CHI 1 (St. Poelten)
• GBR 1 (Beijing)
• UKR 1 (Long Island)
• VEN 1 (Newport)
• ZIM 1 (Seoul)

The following players won their first career title:

• MAR Karim Alami – Atlanta
• ZIM Byron Black – Seoul
• ESP Roberto Carretero – Hamburg Masters
• ARG Hernán Gumy – Santiago
• ESP Félix Mantilla – Oporto
• CZE Jiří Novák – Auckland
• AUS Mark Philippoussis – Toulouse
• FRA Cédric Pioline – Copenhagen

References

References

1. "1996 ATP calendar". ATP.
2. "ATP Year-end top 20". ATP.