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Sky NZ adds ATP Cup to expanding rights portfolio

Sam Groth and Geoff Masters look on during the 2020 ATP Cup Draw in Perth (by Paul Kane/Getty Images)

Pay-television broadcaster Sky New Zealand has continued its rights acquisition drive by agreeing a deal for the new ATP Cup national team tournament.

Sky’s three-year contract will take in the inaugural edition of the tournament in Australia on January 3-12, extending through to the 2022 competition.

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