Atlanta Open

Tournament level: ATP Tour 250 Event

Tournament dates: July 22 - July 28, 2024; Qualifying: July 20 - July 22, 2024

Site: Pinnacle Lot: 241 20th St. Atlanta, GA 30363, www.atlanticstation.com

Tournament office: 264 19 1/2 Street, Suite 2220, Atlanta, Ga., 30363

Singles main draw: 28-player draw with four players coming from qualifying

Doubles main draw: 16-team draw

Qualifying draw: 16-player singles draw

US Open Series: Atlanta is the first event in the tournament series leading up the US Open

Website: www.atlantaopentennis.com

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Atlanta Open History

The sanction for the Atlanta Open, formerly the BB&T Atlanta Open, was originally purchased by USTA Southern and the USTA from the ATP World Tour on December 17, 2009. The 250-point tournament had been played in Indianapolis beginning in 1921. After a successful completion of the BB&T Atlanta Open in August 2015, GF Sports and Entertainment, LLC, a newly formed integrated event content company. formed by the New York-based financial management company GF Capital Private Equity Fund, and its founder Gary Fuhrman, acquired the tournament. Coinciding with with the merger of BB&T and SunTrust banks, the tournament name changed from the BB&T Atlanta Open to the Truist Atlanta Open in 2020. In 2021 the tournament returned to the Atlanta Open namesake.

2023 

Taylor Fritz defeats Aleksandar Vukic

2022

Alex de Minaur defeats Jenson Brooksby

2021

John Isner defeats Brandon Nakashima

2020

Due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, the 2020 edition of the Truist Atlanta Open did not take place as scheduled

2019

Alex de Minaur defeats Taylor Fritz

2018

John Isner defeats Ryan Harrison

2017

John Isner defeats Ryan Harrison

2016

Nick Kygrios defeats John Isner

2015

John Isner defeats Marcos Baghdatis

2014

John Isner defeats Dudi Sela

2013

John Isner defeats Kevin Anderson

2012

Andy Roddick defeats Gilles Muller

2011

Mardy Fish defeats John Isner

2010

Mardy Fish defeats John Isner