ATP International Series Gold

In 1989 the ITF Grand Prix Circuit and WCT Circuit were both discontinued it's tournaments were absorbed into the new ATP Tour in 1990. The new tour was made up of three global series (tiers) of tournaments, the ATP Championship Series (Single Week), the ATP Championship Series this tier and the ATP World Series. The nine most prestigious Grand Prix Super Series tournaments became the Championship Series Single Week events, nine other super series, and one regular series event together with two new tournaments formed the first Championship Series tier group. Between 1990 and 1999 a total of twenty one tournaments had been granted ATP championship series status, though usually twelve or eleven events comprised the tier in any particular given season. In 2000 it was renamed the ATP International Series Gold. ==Tournaments==

The locations and titles of these tournaments may change from year to year. The tournaments, in calendar order, are: ==Singles champions==

ATP International Series Gold ATP Championship Series ==Doubles champions==

ATP Championship Series International Series Gold ==Titles champions 2000 to 2008==

Players with 3 or more titles RO = Rotterdam, ME = Memphis, DU = Dubai, AC = Acapulco (Mexico City), BA = Barcelona, ST = Stuttgart, KI = Kitzbühel, TO = Tokyo, PA = Paris, EX = Extinct tournaments. The 4th International Series Gold tournament was played in Mexico City in 2000, before moving to its current location in Acapulco in 2001. The "Extinct tournaments" are: Indianapolis, Washington, London. 3 or more titles per tournament underlined. ==Titles champions 1990 to 1999==

Players with 3 or more titles ==Note==