2007 ATP Masters Series

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The ATP Masters Series is part of the elite tour for professional tennis organised by the ATP called the ATP Tour.

The table below shows the 2007 ATP Masters Series schedule.

The tournaments in the ATP Masters Series were mandatory for the top players, but there is no ranking for Masters events only. Masters events count for more ranking points than International Series events, but fewer than Grand Slam events.

Starting	Tournament	Winner	Runner-up	Semi finalists	Quarter finalists
5 March	Indian Wells Masters Indian Wells, USA	Rafael Nadal 6-2, 7-5	Novak Đoković	Andy Murray Andy Roddick	David Ferrer Tommy Haas Ivan Ljubičić Juan Ignacio Chela
5 March	Indian Wells Masters Indian Wells, USA	Damm / Paes 6-4, 6-4	Erlich / Ram	Andy Murray Andy Roddick	David Ferrer Tommy Haas Ivan Ljubičić Juan Ignacio Chela
19 March	Sony Ericsson Open Miami, United States			Andy Murray Ivan Ljubičić	Tommy Robredo Juan Ignacio Chela Andy Roddick Rafael Nadal
19 March	Sony Ericsson Open Miami, United States			Andy Murray Ivan Ljubičić
16 April	Masters Series Monte Carlo Monte Carlo, Monaco
16 April	Masters Series Monte Carlo Monte Carlo, Monaco
7 May	Internazionali d'Italia Rome, Italy
7 May	Internazionali d'Italia Rome, Italy
14 May	Masters Series Hamburg Hamburg, Germany
14 May	Masters Series Hamburg Hamburg, Germany
6 August	Rogers Masters Montréal, Canada
6 August	Rogers Masters Montréal, Canada
13 August	W&S F.G. Masters Cincinnati, United States
13 August	W&S F.G. Masters Cincinnati, United States
15 October	Mutua Madrileña Masters Madrid, Spain
15 October	Mutua Madrileña Masters Madrid, Spain
29 October	BNP Paribas Masters Paris, France
29 October	BNP Paribas Masters Paris, France
5 November	2007 Tennis Masters Cup Shanghai, China
5 November	2007 Tennis Masters Cup Shanghai, China

1 Tournament details
2 See also
3 References
4 External links

Tournament name	Pacific Life Open
Dates	9 March–18 March
Surface	Hardcourt
Location	Indian Wells, California, United States
Prize money	$3,285,000
Singles	Rafael Nadal d. Novak Đoković 6–2, 7—5 (96 players)
Doubles	Damm/Paes d. Erlich/Ram, 6-4 6-4 (32 pairs)

Fourth round					Quarter-finals					Semi-finals				Final

	Moyà	6	2	3
14	Ferrer	1	6	6	14	Ferrer	3	4
12	Đoković	6	6		12	Đoković	6	6
	Benneteau	3	1							12	Đoković	6	6
4	Davydenko	6³	4							13	Murray	2	3
13	Murray	7⁷	6		13	Murray	3	6	7¹⁰
9	Haas	6	6		9	Haas	6	3	6⁸
5	González	3	2											12	Đoković	2	5
8	Ljubičić	2	6	6										2	Nadal	6	7
10	Nalbandian	6	4	2	8	Ljubičić	6⁷	6⁸
15	Gasquet	6³	3		3	Roddick	7⁹	7¹⁰
3	Roddick	7⁷	6							3	Roddick	4	3
30	Chela	6	6							2	Nadal	6	6
WC	Russell	4	4		30	Chela	5	5
22	Ferrero	1	1		2	Nadal	7	7
2	Nadal	6	6

Notes:

Three-time winner Roger Federer lost to Guillermo Cañas in the second round after receiving a bye, ending a 41-match win streak. Cañas had originally been knocked out in qualifying by Alexander Waske, but due to an injury to one of the seeds he entered the main draw as a lucky loser.^[1] Cañas then lost his third-round match to Carlos Moyà.

Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Final

1	Björkman/ Mirnyi	6	6
8	Henman/Murray	3	4
					1	Björkman/Mirnyi	2	7⁷	10

					5	Damm/Paes	6	6⁵	12
4	Hanley/ Ullyett	3	6⁴

5	Damm/ Paes	6	7
										5	Damm/Paes	6	6
										6	Erlich/Ram	4	4
7	Knowle/Melzer	3	7	11
	Benneteau/Gasquet	6	6⁵	9
					7	Knowle/Melzer	2	5

					6	Erlich/Ram	6	7
6	Erlich/Ram	7	6

	Lindstedt/ Nieminen	6⁵	4

Notes

Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan, 2006 finalist, No. 2 seed and unbeaten for 12 games on the tour, lost in straight sets to the unseeded pair of Lindstedt (world No. 34) and Nieminen (world No. 73) in the first round.

Tournament name	Sony Ericsson Open
Dates	22 March–1 April
Surface	Hardcourt
Location	Miami, Florida, United States
Prize money	$3,450,000
Singles	(96 players)
Doubles	(32 pairs)

Fourth round					Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Final

1	Federer	6²	6	6⁵
Q	Cañas	7	2	7	Q	Cañas	7	6
24	Štěpánek	6⁴	7	6³	6	Robredo	6⁵	1
6	Robredo	7	5	7					Q	Cañas	7	6
Q	Delic	3	2						7	Ljubičić	5	2
23	Chela	6	6		23	Chela	3	5
20	Nieminen	6⁴	4		7	Ljubičić	6	7
7	Ljubičić	7	6										Q	Cañas
	Mathieu	6	5	3									10	Đoković
12	Murray	2	7	6	12	Murray	5
13	Ferrer	5	3		3	Roddick	3	r
3	Roddick	7	6						12	Murray	1	0
Q	Lopez	0	3						10	Đoković	6	6
10	Đoković	6	6		10	Đoković	6	6
	Del Potro	0	4		2	Nadal	3	4
2	Nadal	6	6

Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Final

1	Björkman / Mirnyi	6⁵	3
6	Damm / Paes	7	6
					6	Damm / Paes	6	3	12

						Clement / Llodra	4	6	10
3	Knowles / Nestor	6	1	5

	Clement / Llodra	3	6	10
										6	Damm / Paes
										2	B Bryan / M Bryan
5	Santoro / Zimonjić	4	6	12
4	Hanley / Ullyett	6	3	10
					5	Santoro / Zimonjić	5	2

					2	B Bryan / M Bryan	7	6
	Pavel / Waske	6⁴	7	8

2	B Bryan / M Bryan	7	6⁶	10

Tournament name	Masters Series Monte Carlo
Dates	16 April–22 April
Surface	Clay
Location	Monte Carlo, Monaco
Prize money	$2,450,000
Singles	(64 players)
Doubles	(24 pairs)

Tournament name	Internazionali BNL d'Italia
Dates	7 May–13 May
Surface	Clay
Location	Rome, Italy
Prize money	$2,450,000
Singles	(64 players)
Doubles	(24 pairs)

Tournament name	Masters Series Hamburg
Dates	14 May–20 May
Surface	Clay
Location	Hamburg, Germany
Prize money	$2,450,000
Singles	(64 players)
Doubles	(24 pairs)

Tournament name	Rogers Masters
Dates	6 August–12 August
Surface	Hard
Location	Montréal, Canada
Prize money	$2,450,000
Singles	(64 players)
Doubles	(24 pairs)

Tournament name	Western & Southern Financial Group Masters
Dates	13 August–19 August
Surface	Hard
Location	Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Prize money	$2,450,000
Singles	(64 players)
Doubles	(24 pairs)

Tournament name	Mutua Madrilena Masters Madrid
Dates	15 October–21 October
Surface	Greenset indoor
Location	Madrid, Spain
Prize money	$2,450,000
Singles	(48 players)
Doubles	(16 pairs)

Tournament name	BNP Paribas Masters
Dates	29 October–4 November
Surface	Carpet
Location	Paris, France
Prize money	$2,450,000
Singles	(48 players)
Doubles	(16 pairs)

Tournament name	Tennis Masters Cup Shanghai
Dates	11 November–18 November
Surface	Hard, indoor
Location	Shanghai, China
Prize money	$4,450,000
Singles	(8 players)
Doubles	(8 pairs)