2000 ITF Men's Circuit

2000 ITF Men's Circuit
Details
Duration	10 January 2000 – 27 December 2000
Edition	18th Satellite; 3rd Futures
Tournaments	39 Satellite circuits; 249 Futures tournaments
Categories	$15,000 tournaments ; $10,000 tournaments
Achievements (singles)
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Last updated August 11, 2024

The 2000 ITF Men's Circuit was the 2000 edition of the third-tier tour for men's professional tennis. In 2000 there were 39 Satellite Circuits for men in 21 countries and 249 Futures tournaments for men in 55 countries. Each Satellite Circuit and Futures tournament was organised and run by the National Association of the country in which the event took place.^[1]

ITF Satellite circuits

Each Satellite Circuit comprises three tournaments plus a Masters playoff at which prize money and ranking points are awarded. Below are listed the winners of each Satellite Circuit, with the ATP Tour ranking points won (based on the total number of circuit points during the tour weeks).^[1]^[2]

Circuits

Legend
$25,000 + H tournaments
$25,000 tournaments

January–March

Week of	Circuit	Value	Singles Winner	Points	Doubles Winners	Points
January 3	Central America Results	$25,000	Alexander Waske	33	Oren Motevassel Alexander Waske	34
January 10	Spain I Results	$25,000	David Sánchez	33	Eduardo Nicolás Germán Puentes	33
January 17	Egypt I Results	$25,000	Dimitri Lorin	33	Iztok Božič Marko Tkalec	29
January 24	Switzerland I Results	$25,000	Arnaud Fontaine / Luben Pampoulov	31	Arnaud Fontaine Jean-Michel Pequery	33
February 7	Spain II	$25,000	Eduardo Nicolás / Germán Puentes	43	Eduardo Nicolás Germán Puentes	45
February 14	Cuba/Mexico	$25,000	Ricardo Mello	33	Bobbie Altelaar Rogier Wassen	28
February 21	Australia I	$25,000 H	Kristian Capalik / Josh Tuckfield	43	Matthew Breen Lee Pearson	43
February 28	Greece I	$25,000	Lior Mor	33	Julián Kreitz Alexander Peya	34
March 6	Spain III	$25,000	David Caballero	27	Juan Giner Emilio Viuda-Hernandez	34
March 13	Italy I	$25,000	Marcelo Charpentier	35	Brian Cummings Wade McGuire	30
March 20	Croatia I	$25,000	Kim Tiilikainen	29	Tomáš Čatár Branislav Sekáč	29
March 20	Egypt II	$25,000	Remus Farcas	33	Amr Ghoneim Karim Maamoun	34
March 27	Australia II	$25,000 H	Scott Draper	43	Matthew Breen Lee Pearson	46

April–June

Week of	Circuit	Value	Singles Winner	Points	Doubles Winners	Points
April 9	Italy II	$25,000	Óscar Hernández	29	Óscar Hernández Julien Jeanpierre	35
April 10	Spain IV	$25,000	Óscar Martínez	20	Juan Giner Emilio Viuda-Hernandez	33
April 17	Croatia II	$25,000	Ivan Beroš	33	Uros Vico Rogier Wassen	29
April 24	Portugal I	$25,000	Bernardo Mota / Rodolfo Rake	33	Martin Bartonek João Cunha e Silva	33
April 24	Turkey I	$25,000	Miles Maclagan	35	Igor Ibrisbegović Orest Tereshchuk	32
May 8	Bulgaria	$25,000	Roberto Menendez	33	Markus Menzler Markus Wislsperger	34
May 8	Spain V	$25,000	Miguel Ángel López Jaén / Mario Munoz-Bejarano	33	Miguel Ángel López Jaén Emilio Viuda-Hernandez	31
May 29	Turkey II	$25,000	Emin Ağayev	33	Ashley Ford Anthony La Porte	36
June 5	India I	$25,000	Danai Udomchoke	36	Vikrant Chadha Kunj Majmudar	33
June 5	SouthAfrica/Mauritius	$25,000	Wesley Moodie	36	Wesley Moodie Shaun Rudman	34
June 12	Netherlands I	$25,000 H	Daniel Caracciolo	43	Daniel Caracciolo Miguel Pastura	43
June 12	Argentina I	$25,000	Pablo Bianchi	24	Edgardo Massa Leonardo Olguín	33
June 19	Italy III	$25,000 H	Elia Grossi	43	Diego Álvarez Nahuel Fracassi	43

July–October

Week of	Circuit	Value	Singles Winner	Points	Doubles Winners	Points
July	No tournaments scheduled.
August 21	Italy IV	$25,000	Filippo Messori	36	Riccardo Ciruolo Filippo Messori	28
	Slovakia I	$25,000	Tomáš Cakl	33	Branislav Sekáč Radek Štěpánek	34
	West Africa	$25,000	Gunther Darkey	34	Marcus Fluitt Kiantki Thomas	33
	Yugoslavia I	$25,000	Relja Dulić Fišer / Vladimir Pavićević	33	Zoltán Böröczky Relja Dulić Fišer	34
August 28	Switzerland II	$25,000	Ivan Beroš	33	Andrew Anderson Kane Dewhurst	33
September 11	Egypt III	$25,000	Karim Maamoun	36	Amr Ghoneim Karim Maamoun	34
September 11	USA I	$25,000	Miguel Ángel López Jaén / Jack Brasington	33	Levar Harper-Griffith Robert Kendrick	32
October 1	Australia III	$25,000 H	Alun Jones	38	Stephen Huss Lee Pearson	45
October 1	Italy V	$25,000	Stefan Wauters	33	Filippo Messori Davide Scala	35
October 9	Portugal II	$25,000	Emanuel Couto	34	Nuno Marques António van Grichen	34
October 16	Spain VI	$25,000	Didac Pérez	34	Carlos Rexach-Itoiz Gabriel Trujillo Soler	32
	South Africa	$25,000	Zbynek Mlynarik	33	Andrew Nisker Tripp Phillips	33
	Switzerland III	$25,000	Christian Dillschneider	33	Marco Chiudinelli Jun Kato	33

ITF Futures

Single-week Futures tournaments were played for the third time in 2000, having been established in 1998.

Point distribution

Tournament Category	W	F	SF	QF	R16
Futures 15,000+H	24	16	8	4	1
Futures 15,000	18	12	6	3	1
Futures 10,000+H	18	12	6	3	1
Futures 10,000	12	8	4	2	1

Events

Legend
$15,000 tournaments
$10,000 tournaments

January

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
10–16 January	USA F1	Pembroke Pines, Florida $15,000	Hard	Harel Levy	Gareth Williams Jeff Williams
10–16 January	France F1	Grasse $10,000 H	Clay (i)	Filip Dewulf	Juan Gisbert Schultze Marcos Roy-Girardi
10–16 January	India F1	Secunderabad $10,000	Clay	Ladislav Švarc	Saurav Panja Srinath Prahlad
17–23 January	USA F2	Altamonte Springs, Florida $15,000	Hard	Eyal Erlich	Jonathan Erlich Harel Levy
17–23 January	France F2	Angers $10,000 H	Clay (i)	Norbert Mazány	Olivier Rochus Réginald Willems
17–23 January	India F2	Bangalore $10,000	Clay	Kobi Ziv	Andy Ram Nir Welgreen
24–29 January	India F3	Madras $10,000	Hard	Andy Ram	Andy Ram Nir Welgreen
24–30 January	USA F3	Boca Raton, Florida $15,000	Hard	Irakli Labadze	Gareth Williams Jeff Williams
24–30 January	France F3	Feucherolles $10,000 H	Clay (i)	Charles Auffray	Olivier Rochus Réginald Willems

February

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
31 Jan–6 February	Great Britain F1	Eastbourne $15,000	Carpet (i)	Helge Koll-Frafjord	Henrik Andersson Helge Koll-Frafjord
31 Jan–6 February	France F4	Deauville $10,000	Clay (i)	Charles Auffray	Juan Gisbert Schultze Marcos Roy-Girardi
7–13 February	Great Britain F2	Chigwell $15,000	Carpet (i)	Gilles Elseneer	James Davidson Fredrik Lovén
14–20 February	Croatia F1	Zagreb $15,000	Hard (i)	Jan Vacek	Ivica Ančić Mario Ančić
14–20 February	USA F4	Corpus Christi, Texas $15,000	Hard	Damián Furmanski	Bobby Kokavec Cristian Kordasz
21–27 February	Croatia F1	Zagreb $15,000	Hard (i)	Mario Ančić	Ivo Karlović Clemens Trimmel
21–27 February	Indonesia F1	Jakarta $15,000	Hard	Zbynek Mlynarik	Sulistyo Wibowo Bonit Wiryawan
21–27 February	Chile F1	Osorno $10,000	Clay	Rodrigo Cerdera	Adriano Ferreira Flávio Saretta
21–28 February	USA F5	Montgomery, Texas $15,000	Hard	Daniel Melo	Daniel Melo Leandro Rosa

March

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
28 Feb–5 March	Indonesia F2	Jakarta $15,000	Hard	Yoon Yong-il	František Čermák Roman Kukal
28 Feb–5 March	USA F6	San Antonio, Texas $15,000	Hard	Taylor Dent	Keith Brill Cory Guy
28 Feb–5 March	Chile F2	Temuco $10,000	Clay	Guillermo Coria	Eduardo Medica Sergio Roitman
6–12 March	Chile F3	Santiago $10,000	Clay	Alexandre Simoni	Eduardo Medica Sergio Roitman
13–19 March	France F6	Douai $15,000 H	Carpet (i)	Ivo Karlović	Gilles Elseneer Arnaud Fontaine
13–19 March	Argentina F1	Mendoza $10,000	Clay	Diego Moyano	Enzo Artoni Andrés Schneiter
13–19 March	Japan F1	Takamori $10,000	Carpet	Takahiro Terachi	Michael Jessup Minh Le
13–19 March	Japan F2	Shirako $10,000	Carpet	Scott Barron	Scott Barron Jarkko Nieminen
20–26 March	France F7	Poitiers $15,000 H	Carpet (i)	Julian Knowle	Maxime Boyé Ivo Karlović
20–26 March	Argentina F2	Córdoba $10,000	Clay	Mariano Delfino	Márcio Carlsson Ricardo Schlachter

April

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
27 March–2 April	France F8	Melun $15,000 H	Carpet	Julian Knowle	Andreas Tattermüsch Andreas Weber
27 March–2 April	USA F7	Mobile, Alabama $15,000	Hard	Damián Furmanski	Jan Boruszewski Alexander Waske
27 March–2 April	Argentina F3	Santa Fe $10,000	Clay	Guillermo Coria	Francisco Cabello Marcello Wowk
27 March–2 April	Japan F3	Isawa $10,000	Clay	Takahiro Terachi	Takao Suzuki Takahiro Terachi
3–9 April	USA F8	Little Rock, Arkansas $15,000	Hard	Marcus Sarstrand	Grant Doyle Frédéric Niemeyer
3–9 April	France F9	Clermont-Ferrand $10,000 H	Carpet	Daniel Elsner	James Davidson Robert Lindstedt
10–16 April	USA F9	Mt Pleasant, South Carolina $15,000	Hard	Damián Furmanski	Gavin Sontag Jerry Turek
10–16 April	France F10	Saint-Brieuc $10,000 H	Clay	Daniel Elsner	Sébastien de Chaunac Olivier Patience
17–23 April	USA F10	Elkin, North Carolina $15,000	Hard	Glenn Weiner	Wynn Criswell Shaun Rudman
17–23 April	Chile F4	Sandiago $10,000	Clay	Sergio Roitman	Adriano Ferreira Flávio Saretta
24–30 April	Algeria F1	Algiers $15,000	Clay	Albert Montañés	Pedro Nieto Javier Pérez Vázquez
24–29 April	Germany F1	Riemerling $15,000	Hard	Daniel Elsner	Radek Štěpánek Radomír Vašek
24–30 April	China F1	Chengdu $15,000	Hard	Zhu Benqiang	Tasuku Iwami Takahiro Terachi
24–30 April	Great Britain F3	Bournemouth $15,000	Clay	Olivier Mutis	James Davidson Ville Liukko
24–30 April	Uzbekistan F1	Andijan $15,000	Hard	Lior Dahan	Jonathan Erlich Lior Mor
24–30 April	Chile F5	Sandiago $10,000	Clay	Mauricio Hadad	Juan Pablo Guzmán Edgardo Massa

May

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
1–7 May	Algeria F2	Algiers $15,000	Clay	Albert Montañés	Pedro Nieto Javier Pérez Vázquez
1–7 May	China F2	Chengdu $15,000	Hard	Mark Nielsen	Doug Bohaboy Alex Witt
1–7 May	Germany F2	Esslingen $15,000	Clay	Jan Frode Andersen	Ali Hamadeh Jicham Zaatini
1–7 May	Great Britain F4	Hatfield $15,000	Clay	Olivier Mutis	José Frontera Ionuț Moldovan
1–7 May	Uzbekistan F2	Namangan $15,000	Hard	Artem Derepasko	Jonathan Erlich Lior Mor
1–7 May	Austria F1	Salzburg $10,000	Clay	Clemens Trimmel	Tim Crichton Ashley Fisher
1–7 May	Chile F6	Santiago $10,000	Clay	Sergio Roitman	Sebastian Contador Juan Pablo Guzmán
8–14 May	Germany F3	Teurershof $15,000	Clay	Nikolay Davydenko	Bobbie Altelaar Jan Weinzierl
8–14 May	Great Britain F5	Newcastle $15,000	Clay	Olivier Mutis	František Čermák Radovan Světlík
8–14 May	Japan F4	Fukuoka $15,000	Hard	Takahiro Terachi	Lee Hyung-taik Yoon Yong-il
8–14 May	USA F11	Tampa, Florida $15,000	Clay	Björn Rehnquist	Kristian Capalik Matt Guyaux
8–14 May	Argentina F4	Mendoza $10,000	Clay	Sergio Roitman	Juan Pablo Guzmán Sergio Roitman
8–14 May	Austria F2	Telfs $10,000	Clay	Clemens Trimmel	Scott Barron Jarkko Nieminen
8–14 May	Italy F1	Verona $10,000	Clay	Stefano Cobolli	Filippo Messori Davide Scala
8–14 May	Morocco F1	Casablanca $10,000	Clay	Javier Pérez Vázquez	Carlos Castellanos Javier Pérez Vázquez
15–21 May	Germany F4	Neckarau $15,000	Clay	Clemens Trimmel	Sebastian Jaeger Florian Jeschonek
15–21 May	Japan F5	Fukuoka $15,000	Hard	Yoon Yong-il	Mitsuru Takada Takahiro Terachi
15–21 May	USA F12	Vero Beach, Florida $15,000	Clay	José de Armas	Levar Harper-Griffith Dmitry Tursunov
15–21 May	Argentina F5	Santa Fe $10,000	Clay	José Acasuso	Doubles cancelled due to rain
15–21 May	Austria F3	Schwaz $10,000	Clay	Kristian Pless	Frantisek Babej Lukáš Dlouhý
15–21 May	Italy F2	Forlì $10,000	Clay	Massimo Dell'Acqua	Fabio Maggi Gabriel Trujillo Soler
15–21 May	Morocco F2	Casablanca $10,000	Clay	Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo	Ashley Ford Jordan Kerr
22–28 May	Korea F1	Seoul $15,000	Clay	Park Seung-kyu	Kim Dong-hyun Lee Chang-hoon
22–28 May	USA F13	Boca Raton, Florida $15,000	Clay	Kris Goossens	Matthew Breen Lee Pearson
22–28 May	Argentina F6	Misiones $10,000	Clay	Diego Hipperdinger	Leonardo Olguín Patricio Rudi
22–28 May	Italy F3	Viterbo $10,000	Clay	Jan Weinzierl	Massimo Dell'Acqua Jan Weinzierl
22–28 May	Morocco F3	Agadir $10,000	Clay	Mounir El Aarej	Ashley Ford Jordan Kerr

June

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
29 May–4 June	Ireland F1	Dublin $15,000	Carpet	Kristian Pless	Gilles Elseneer Jean-Michel Pequery
29 May–4 June	Korea F2	Seoul $15,000	Clay	Chung Hee-seok	Lee Sang-hoon Sohn Seung-ri
29 May–4 June	USA F14	Tampa, Florida $15,000	Clay	Cedric Kauffmann	Enrique Abaroa Mauricio Hadad
29 May–4 June	Italy F4	Pavia $10,000	Clay	Thomas Schiessling	Igor Gaudi Takao Suzuki
29 May–4 June	Mexico F1	Guadalajara $10,000	Clay	Alejandro Hernández	David Roditi Luis Uribe
5–11 June	Germany F5	Oberweier $15,000 H	Clay	Olivier Rochus	Enzo Artoni Francisco Cabello
5–11 June	Ireland F2	Dublin $15,000	Carpet	Owen Casey	Jordan Kerr Damien Roberts
5–11 June	Italy F5	Torino $10,000	Clay	Massimo Dell'Acqua	Julien Cuaz Guillaume Marx
5–11 June	Mexico F2	Campeche $10,000	Hard	Marc Merry	Bruno Echagaray Santiago Gonzales
5–11 June	Slovenia F1	Portorož $10,000	Clay	Branislav Sekáč	David Morente-Guerrero Krešimir Ritz
12–18 June	USA F15	Berkeley, California $15,000	Hard	Alex Kim	Geoff Abrams Alex Kim
12–18 June	Germany F6	Villingen $10,000 H	Clay	Melle van Gemerden	Kris Goossens Ionuț Moldovan
12–18 June	Canada F1	Mississauga $10,000	Hard	Diego Ayala	Marc-Olivier Baron Charles-Antoine Sévigny
12–18 June	Hungary F1	Budapest $10,000	Clay	Tapio Nurminen	Raul Diaz Garcia Sergi Durán
12–18 June	Italy F6	Valdengo $10,000	Clay	Marzio Martelli	Stefano Cobolli Elia Grossi
12–18 June	Macedonia F1	Skopje $10,000	Clay	Xavier Pujo	Zoltán Böröczky Relja Fišer Dulić
12–18 June	Mexico F3	Mérida $10,000	Hard	Ricardo Mello	Javier Gutierrez Luis Uribe
12–18 June	Poland F1	Kraków $10,000	Clay	David Ferrer	Fabio Maggi Emilio Viuda-Hernandez
12–18 June	Slovenia F2	Maribor $10,000	Clay	Marko Tkalec	Andrej Kračman Marko Tkalec
19–25 June	France F11	Noisy-le-Grand $15,000 H	Clay	Clemens Trimmel	Julien Cuaz Tommi Lenho
19–25 June	Germany F7	Trier $15,000	Clay	Melle van Gemerden	Boris Bachert Lars Uebel
19–25 June	USA F16	Redding, California $15,000	Hard	Zack Fleishman	Zack Fleishman Robert Kendrick
19–25 June	Canada F2	Montreal $10,000	Hard	Simon Larose	Jaime Fillol Jr. Michael Jessup
19–25 June	Greece F1	Chalcis $10,000	Hard	Kobi Ziv	Stephen Huss Anastasios Vasiliadis
19–25 June	Hungary F2	Budapest $10,000	Clay	Tapio Nurminen	Zoltán Nagy Marton Ott
19–25 June	Macedonia F2	Skopje $10,000	Clay	Xavier Pujo	Xavier Pujo Cyril Saubion
19–25 June	Mexico F4	Cozumel $10,000	Hard	Jack Brasington	Miguel Gallardo Valles Marcello Amador
19–25 June	Poland F2	Zabrze $10,000	Clay	Dick Norman	Piotr Szczepanik Orest Tereshchuk
19–25 June	Slovenia F3	Kranj $10,000	Clay	Marko Tkalec	Oliver Marach Marko Tkalec

July

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
26 June–2 July	France F12	Toulon $15,000	Clay	Jun Kato	Julien Cuaz Jean-Baptiste Perlant
26 June–2 July	USA F17	Chico, California $15,000	Hard	Zack Fleishman	Michael Joyce Luke Smith
26 June–2 July	Canada F3	Lachine $10,000	Hard	Mardy Fish	Natsuki Harada Akira Matsushita
26 June–2 July	Greece F2	Nafplio $10,000	Hard	Konstantinos Economidis	Dustin Mauck Keith Pollak
26 June–2 July	Hungary F3	Budapest $10,000	Clay	Kornél Bardóczky	Igor Brukner Oliver Marach
26 June–2 July	Macedonia F3	Skopje $10,000	Hard	Ivan Vajda	Relja Fišer Dulić Milen Velev
26 June–2 July	Poland F3	Katowice $10,000	Clay	Dick Norman	Krzysztof Kwinta Marcin Matkowski
26 June–2 July	Turkey F1	Istanbul $10,000	Hard	Nir Welgreen	Sebastien Swierk Josh Tuckfield
3–9 July	Greece F3	Syros $10,000	Hard	Konstantinos Economidis	Stephen Huss James Smith
3–9 July	Turkey F2	Istanbul $10,000	Hard	Sebastien Swierk	Cedric Kauffmann Jordan Kerr
10–16 July	France F13	Bourg-en-Bresse $15,000	Clay	Sébastien de Chaunac	Tobias Clemens Frank Moser
10–16 July	Georgia F1	Tbilisi $15,000	Clay	Orest Tereshchuk	Alexey Kedryuk Orest Tereshchuk
10–16 July	Spain F1	Alicante $15,000	Clay	Óscar Hernández	Javier Pérez Vázquez Santiago Ventura Bertomeu
10–16 July	Turkey F3	Istanbul $10,000	Hard	Josh Tuckfield	Sebastien Swierk Josh Tuckfield
17–23 July	Georgia F2	Tbilisi $15,000	Clay	Artem Derepasko	Igor Brukner Martin Hromec
17–23 July	Indonesia F3	Jakarta $15,000	Hard	Danai Udomchoke	Sulistyo Wibowo Bonit Wiryawan
17–23 July	Spain F2	Elche $15,000	Clay	Gorka Fraile	Óscar Hernández Marcos Roy-Girardi
17–23 July	USA F19	Kansas City, Missouri $15,000	Hard	Jaymon Crabb	Jeff Laski Jeff Morrison
17–23 July	France F14	Aix-en-Provence $10,000	Clay	Sébastien de Chaunac	Federico Cardinali Alejandro Correa
17–23 July	Germany F8	Leun $10,000	Clay	Alexander Waske	Stephen Huss Lee Pearson
24–30 July	Hungary F5	Budapest $15,000	Clay	Pavel Šnobel	Amir Hadad Vladimír Pláteník
24–30 July	Indonesia F4	Jakarta $15,000	Hard	Seung-Kyu Park	Hendri Susilo Pramono Febi Widhiyanto
24–30 July	USA F20	St. Joseph, Missouri $15,000	Hard	Dmitry Tursunov	Wesley Moodie Shaun Rudman
24–30 July	Germany F9	Zell $10,000 H	Clay	Bojan Vujić	Stephen Huss Lee Pearson
24–30 July	Egypt F1	Cairo $10,000	Clay	Amr Ghoneim	Tomáš Janči Michal Mertiňák
24–30 July	France F15	Aix-les-Bains $10,000	Clay	Xavier Pujo	Luke Bourgeois Domenic Marafiote
24–30 July	Italy F8	Jesi $10,000	Clay	Elia Grossi	Jaroslav Levinský Michal Navrátil
24–30 July	Spain F3	Gandia $10,000	Clay	David Ferrer	David Ferrer Didac Pérez
24–31 July	Argentina F7	Concordia $10,000	Clay	Juan Pablo Guzmán	Juan Pablo Brzezicki Cristian Villagrán

August

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
31 July–6 August	Germany F10	Bernau $15,000 H	Clay	Simon Greul	Stephen Huss Lee Pearson
31 July–6 August	Hungary F6	Budaörs $15,000	Clay	Kristian Pless	Igor Brukner Martin Hromec
31 July–6 August	USA F21	Decatur, Illinois $15,000	Hard	Jeff Williams	Jason Cook Jeff Williams
31 July–6 August	Argentina F8	Córdoba $10,000	Clay	Rafael Serpa-Guinazu	Martin Stringari Tomas Tenconi
31 July–6 August	Egypt F2	Cairo $10,000	Clay	Hisham Hemeda	Amr Ghoneim Karim Maamoun
31 July–6 August	Estland F1	Pärnu $10,000	Clay	Johan Örtegren	Artem Derepasko Orest Tereshchuk
31 July–6 August	France F16	Valescure $10,000	Hard	Jeremy Delinbeuf	Benjamin Cassaigne Julien Cuaz
31 July–6 August	Italy F9	San Benedetto del Tronto $10,000	Clay	Oliver Marach	Oliver Marach Gilbert Schaller
31 July–6 August	Spain F4	Denia $10,000	Clay	Gorka Fraile	Daniel Casquero Herrero Gorka Fraile
7–13 August	Egypt F3	Cairo $10,000	Clay	Jaroslav Pospíšil	Rafael de Mesa Luis Uribe
7–13 August	Latvia F1	Jūrmala $10,000	Clay	Orest Tereshchuk	Thomas Larsen Andreas Tattermusch
7–13 August	Spain F5	Xàtiva $10,000	Clay	Iván Navarro	Roberto Menéndez-Ferré Gabriel Trujillo Soler
7–13 August	Great Britain F6	Bath $15,000	Hard	Julien Couly	Amir Hadad Miles Maclagan
7–13 August	USA F22	Godfrey, Illinois $15,000	Hard	Mark Merklein	Jeff Laski Gavin Sontag
7–13 August	Argentina F9	Buenos Aires $10,000	Clay	Pablo Bianchi	Martin Stringari Tomas Tenconi
7–14 August	Italy F10	Trani $10,000 H	Clay	Oliver Marach	Tim Crichton Todd Perry
7–14 August	Germany F11	Berlin $15,000	Clay	Johan Settergren	Henrik Andersson Johan Settergren
14–20 August	Germany F12	Kassel $15,000	Clay	Gorka Fraile	Stefan Wolpers Torsten Wolpers
14–20 August	Jordan F1	Amman $15,000	Hard	Benjamin Cassaigne	Amr Ghoneim Karim Maamoun
14–20 August	Russia F1	Balashikha $15,000	Clay	Dmitry Vlasov	Alexey Kedryuk Oren Motevassel
14–20 August	Lithuania F1	Vilnius $10,000	Clay	Rolandas Muraška	Andrej Kračman Marko Tkalec
14–20 August	Argentina F10	Buenos Aires $10,000	Clay	Gustavo Marcaccio	Gustavo Marcaccio Patricio Rudi
14–20 August	Spain F6	Vigo $15,000	Clay	Oliver Marach	Marc Fornell Mestres Didac Pérez
14–21 August	Great Britain F7	Hampstead $15,000	Hard	Frederik Fetterlein	James Davidson Oliver Freelove
21–27 August	Jordan F2	Amman $15,000	Hard	Zhu Benqiang	Hisham Hemeda Marwan Zewar
21–27 August	Russia F2	Zhukovski $15,000	Clay	Dmitry Vlasov	Mikhail Elgin Rouslan Nourmatov
21–27 August	Spain F7	Irun $15,000	Clay	Pedro Cánovas	Alessandro Da Col Ángel-José Martín-Arroyo
21–27 August	Luxembourg F1	Luxembourg $10,000	Clay	Dick Norman	Christopher Kas Dick Norman

September

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
28 Aug–3 September	Netherlands F1	Alphen aan den Rijn $15,000 H	Clay	Dennis van Scheppingen	Marc Merry Dennis van Scheppingen
28 Aug–3 September	Spain F8	Santander $15,000	Clay	Diego Hipperdinger	Carlos Rexach-Itoiz Gabriel Trujillo Soler
28 Aug–3 September	Dominican Republic F1	Santo Domingo $10,000	Clay	Yohny Romero	Luis Fernando Manrique Jean-Julien Rojer
28 Aug–3 September	Peru F1	Lima $10,000	Clay	Júlio Silva	Patricio Arquez Ignacio González King
28 Aug–3 September	Poland F4	Łódź $10,000	Clay	Krystian Pfeiffer	Igor Brukner Petr Dezort
4–10 September	Netherlands F2	Hilversum $15,000 H	Clay	Dennis van Scheppingen	Leonardo Olguín Marcello Wowk
4–10 September	Czech Republic F1	Znojmo $15,000	Clay	Christopher Kas	lgor Brukner Martin Hromec
4–10 September	Romania F1	Galați $15,000	Clay	Leonardo Azzaro	Leonardo Azzaro Fabio Maggi
4–10 September	Spain F9	Oviedo $15,000	Clay	Roberto Menéndez-Ferré	Carlos Rexach-Itoiz Gabriel Trujillo Soler
4–10 September	Bahamas F1	Nassau $10,000	Hard	Fredrik Giers	Yaoki Ishii Kunj Majmudar
4–10 September	Peru F2	Lima $10,000	Clay	Diego Veronelli	Gustavo Marcaccio Patricio Rudi
4–10 September	Poland F5	Szczecin $10,000	Clay	Vitali Chvets	Vitali Chvets Vasilly Kazhera
9–16 September	Norway F1	Oslo $10,000	Carpet (i)	Johan Settergren	Henrik Andersson Johan Settergren
11–17 September	France F17	Bagnères-de-Bigorre $15,000 H	Hard	Jean-Baptiste Perlant	Rik de Voest Frédéric Niemeyer
11–17 September	Romania F2	Bucharest $15,000	Clay	Diego Hipperdinger	Leonardo Azzaro Fabio Maggi
11–17 September	USA F22A	West Hampton, New York $15,000	Clay	Dmitry Vlasov	Vikrant Chadha James Shortall
11–17 September	Czech Republic F2	Karlovy Vary $15,000	Clay	Zbynek Mlynarik	Jiri Hobler Pavel Šnobel
11–17 September	Jamaica F1	Kingston $10,000	Hard	Nicolás Todero	Jermaine Smith Scott Willinsky
11–17 September	Japan F6	Kashiwa $10,000	Hard	Suwandi Suwandi	Jay Gooding David McNamara
11–17 September	Peru F3	Lima $10,000	Clay	Iván Miranda	Thiago Alves Bruno Soares
11–17 September	Poland F6	Poznań $10,000	Clay	Vitali Chvets	Filip Aniola Mariusz Fyrstenberg
11–17 September	Spain F10	Madrid $10,000	Hard	Julien Couly	Javier Pérez Vázquez Angel Jose Martin-Arroyo
18–24 September	Brazil F1	Vitória $15,000	Clay	Ricardo Mello	Rodrigo Ribeiro Júlio Silva
18–24 September	Italy F11	Oristano $15,000	Hard	Filippo Messori	Omar Camporese Igor Kornienko
18–24 September	Ukraine F1	Gorlovka $15,000	Clay	Kim Tiilikainen	Gergely Kisgyörgy Kim Tiilikainen
18–24 September	USA F22B	Setauket $15,000	Clay	Dmitry Vlasov	Giorgio Galimberti Syed Fazaluddin
18–24 September	Bolivia F1	La Paz $10,000	Clay	Patricio Arquez	Jaime Fillol Jr. Miguel Miranda
18–24 September	Great Britain F8	Sunderland $10,000	Hard (i)	Bernard Parun	James Auckland Barry Fulcher
18–24 September	Japan F7	Chiba $10,000	Hard	Leigh Holland	Jay Gooding David McNamara
18–24 September	Sweden F1	Gothenburg $10,000	Carpet (i)	Helge Koll-Frafjord	Robert Lindstedt Fredrik Lovén
18–25 September	France F18	Mulhouse $15,000 H	Hard (i)	Ivo Karlović	Ville Liukko Rogier Wassen
25–30 September	Sweden F2	Gothenburg $10,000	Carpet (i)	Johan Settergren	Arne Kreitz Alexander Peya

October

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
25 Sep–1 October	France F19	Plaisir $15,000 H	Hard (i)	Dick Norman	Julien Benneteau Nicolas Mahut
25 Sep–1 October	Brazil F22	Florianópolis $15,000	Clay	Diego Veronelli	Márcio Carlsson Ricardo Schlachter
25 Sep–1 October	Italy F12	Selargius $15,000	Hard	Filippo Messori	Rik de Voest Luben Pampoulov
25 Sep–1 October	Bolivia F2	Cochabamba $10,000	Clay	Patricio Arquez	Gustavo Marcaccio Patricio Rudi
25 Sep–1 October	Great Britain F9	Glasgow $10,000	Hard (i)	Jean-Claude Scherrer	Simon Dickson Mark Hilton
25 Sep–1 October	Spain F11	Barcelona $10,000	Clay	Diego Hipperdinger	Jordi Marsé-Vidri Guillermo Platel
25 Sep–1 October	Japan F8	Kawaguchi $10,000	Hard	Denis Gremelmayr	Tasuku Iwami Mitsuru Takada
25 Sep–1 October	Uzbekistan F3	Guliston $10,000	Hard	Alexander Shvets	Jaroslav Levinský Branislav Sekáč
25 Sep–2 October	Ukraine F2	Gorlovka $15,000	Clay	Stefano Cobolli	Vitali Chvets Sergei Pozdnev
2–8 October	France F20	Nevers $15,000 H	Hard (i)	Jérôme Haehnel	Noam Behr Aisam Qureshi
2–8 October	Great Britain F10	Edinburgh $15,000	Hard (i)	Wesley Moodie	Wesley Moodie Shaun Rudman
2–8 October	Bolivia F3	Santa Cruz $10,000	Clay	Patricio Rudi	Juan Pablo Brzezicki Cristian Villagrán
2–8 October	Spain F12	Martos $10,000	Hard	Francisco Fogués	Joan Jiménez-Guerra Javier Perez-Vasquez
2–8 October	Uzbekistan F4	Qarshi $10,000	Hard	Lior Dahan	Viktor Bruthans Branislav Sekáč
9–15 October	Great Britain F11	Leeds $15,000	Hard (i)	Lee Childs	Lee Childs James Nelson
9–15 October	Paraguay F1	Asunción $15,000	Clay	Júlio Silva	Juan Pablo Brzezicki Cristian Villagrán
9–15 October	France F21	Forbach $10,000	Carpet (i)	Jérôme Haehnel	Matthias Muller Andreas Tattermusch
9–15 October	Spain F13	El Ejido $10,000	Hard	Jose Ezequiel Lido-Mico	Fred Hemmes Carlos-Alberto Marcote-Jimeno
16–22 October	Colombia F1	Bogotá $15,000	Clay	Mauricio Hadad	Giovanni Lapentti Rubén Torres
16–22 October	Jamaica F2	Negril $15,000	Clay	Daniel Andersson	Thomas Blake Mark Merklein
16–22 October	Paraguay F2	Asunción $15,000	Clay	Edgardo Massa	Patricio Arquez Ignacio González King
16–22 October	USA F23	Waco, Texas $15,000	Hard	Martin Verkerk	Wesley Moodie Shaun Rudman
16–22 October	Finland F1	Vierumäki $10,000	Hard	Alexander Peya	Mattias Kempe-Bergman Björn Rehnquist
16–22 October	France F22	Saint-Dizier $10,000	Hard (i)	Gilles Elseneer	Igor Brukner Martin Hromec
23–29 October	France F23	La Roche-sur-Yon $15,000	Hard (i)	Jan Vacek	Martin Hromec Wim Neefs
23–29 October	Colombia F2	Bogotá $15,000	Clay	Mauricio Hadad	Leonardo Azzaro Eyal Ran
23–29 October	Indonesia F5	Bandung $15,000	Hard	Ladislav Švarc	Gwaneal Gueit Ladislav Švarc
23–29 October	Jamaica F3	Negril $15,000	Hard	Jan Hájek	Johan Kareld Johan Örtegren
23–29 October	USA F24	Houston, Texas $15,000	Hard	Wesley Moodie	Wesley Moodie Shaun Rudman
23–29 October	Finland F2	Helsinki $10,000	Carpet	Tapio Nurminen	Karol Beck lgor Zelenay
23–29 October	Greece F6	Chania $10,000	Hard	Konstantinos Economidis	Viktor Bruthans Branislav Sekáč

November

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
30 Oct–4 November	France F24	Rodez $10,000	Hard (i)	Jean-Michel Pequery	Marc Bauer Sebastien Lami
30 Oct–5 November	Indonesia F6	Jakarta $15,000	Hard	Ladislav Švarc	Hendri Susilo Pramono Febi Widhiyanto
30 Oct–5 November	USA F25	Hattiesburg, Mississippi $15,000	Hard	Scott Barron	Wesley Moodie Shaun Rudman
30 Oct–5 November	Finland F3	Helsinki $10,000	Hard	Alexander Peya	Arne Kreitz Alexander Peya
30 Oct–5 November	Greece F7	Heraklio $10,000	Hard	Florian Jeschonek	Ivan Cinkuš Krešimir Ritz
30 Oct–5 November	Mexico F5	Zacatecas $10,000	Clay	Gergely Kisgyörgy	Eduardo Bergmann Gergely Kisgyörgy
6–11 November	India F4	Lucknow $10,000	Grass	Jonathan Marray	Leslie Demiliani Dario Pizzato
6–12 November	Australia F1	Beaumaris $15,000	Hard	Radim Žitko	Jay Gooding David McNamara
6–12 November	USA F26	Lafayette, California $15,000	Hard	Justin Bower	Jack Brasington Doug Root
6–11 November	Cyprus F1	Nicosia $10,000	Clay	Oliver Marach	Andrej Kračman Marko Tkalec
6–12 November	Mexico F6	Leon $10,000	Hard	Mariano Sánchez	German Maldonado Mariano Sánchez
6–12 November	Thailand F1	Nonthaburi $10,000	Hard	Dmitri Tomashevich	Vittaya Samrej Narathorn Srichaphan
13–18 November	India F5	Chandigarh $10,000	Hard	Sergei Krotiouk	Tomas Janci Michal Mertiňák
13–19 November	Australia F2	Frankston $15,000	Hard	Todd Larkham	Paul Baccanello Josh Tuckfield
13–19 November	USA F27	Clearwater, Florida $15,000	Hard	Justin Bower	Justin Bower Vaughan Snyman
13–19 November	Mexico F7	Torreón $10,000	Hard	Mariano Sánchez	German Maldonado Mariano Sánchez
13–19 November	Thailand F2	Pattaya $10,000	Hard	Dmitri Tomashevich	Vittaya Samrej Narathorn Srichaphan
19–26 November	Australia F3	Berri $15,000	Grass	Dejan Petrović	Paul Baccanello Dejan Petrović
20–25 November	India F6	Mumbai $10,000	Hard	John Doran	Viktor Bruthans Branislav Sekáč
20–26 November	Spain F14	Las Palmas $15,000	Clay	Tapio Nurminen	Tomáš Cakl Diego Hipperdinger
20–26 November	Vietnam F1	Ho Chi Minh City $10,000	Hard	Aisam Qureshi	Ashley Fisher Aisam Qureshi
20–26 November	Chile F7	Valparaíso $10,000	Clay	Hermes Gamonal	Jaime Fillol Jr. Ignacio González King
20–26 November	USA F28	Malibu, California $15,000	Hard	Dmitry Tursunov	José de Armas Djalmar Sistermans

December

Date	Tournament	City	Surface	Singles champions	Doubles champions
26 Nov–3 December	Australia F4	Barmera $15,000	Grass	Luke Smith	Tim Crichton Todd Perry
27 Nov–3 December	Chile F8	Viña del Mar $10,000	Clay	Daniel Caracciolo	Ricardo Schlachter Juan Felipe Yáñez
27 Nov–3 December	Spain F15	Maspalomas $15,000	Clay	Diego Hipperdinger	Didac Pérez Ferran Ventura-Martell
27 Nov–3 December	Philippines F1	Manila $15,000 H	Hard	Zbynek Mlynarik	Andrew Anderson Rik de Voest
28 Nov–3 December	USA F29	Laguna Niguel, California $15,000	Hard	Justin Bower	Karol Beck Cedric Kauffmann
4–10 December	Chile F9	Santiago $10,000	Clay	Patricio Rudi	Matias O'Neille Patricio Rudi
4–10 December	Philippines F2	Manila $15,000	Hard	Danai Udomchoke	Donavan September Danai Udomchoke
4–10 December	USA F30	Scottsdale, Arizona $15,000	Hard	Dmitry Tursunov	Gavin Sontag Jerry Turek

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1 2 Barrett, John; Sirman, Joanne; Forrest, Christine (2001). World of Tennis 2001 : Celebrating the Millennium Olympics. London: HarperCollins. p. 201. ISBN 0-00-711129-0. OCLC 45328769.
↑ "ITF Men's World Tennis Tour Calendar – 2000". www.itftennis.com. Archived from the original on 2021-06-24. Retrieved 2021-06-26.

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[:0-1] 1 2 Barrett, John; Sirman, Joanne; Forrest, Christine (2001). World of Tennis 2001 : Celebrating the Millennium Olympics. London: HarperCollins. p. 201. ISBN 0-00-711129-0. OCLC 45328769.

[2] "ITF Men's World Tennis Tour Calendar – 2000". www.itftennis.com. Archived from the original on 2021-06-24. Retrieved 2021-06-26.

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2020s	2020 1 2 3 4 2021 1 2 3 4 2022 1 2 3 4 2023 1 2 3 4 2024 1 2 3 4
Some years are split into quarters. 1: January–March, 2: April–June, 3: July–September, 4: October–December.
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