Absolute Tennis Manager 2

Absolute Tennis Manager 2 (ATM 2) is a deep management and simulation game set in the world of professional tennis.

Create or take control of a player and shape their entire career over the long term: plan your schedule, manage your personal life, develop your facilities, control your finances, and take care of your health throughout the seasons.

Sports management and progression

• Surround yourself with a high-performing staff (coaches, trainers, physiotherapists), organize your training sessions, and adjust your tactical choices to progress consistently.
• Analyze your opponents’ profiles to adopt the most suitable strategies before and during matches.

Tournaments, travel and logistics

• Travel the world through tournaments and manage travel logistics, competition scheduling, and their impact on fatigue, recovery, and preparation.
• Aim for the biggest titles, in singles and team competitions, to steadily climb the world rankings.

Statistics and dynamic universe

• Access a wide range of detailed statistics, historical data, and archives covering more than 25 years of simulation, within a fully dynamic universe.

• The game features a substantial database with several thousand simulated players (professionals and juniors), as well as numerous staff members, referees, and sponsors, all evolving over time.

A demanding simulation

Absolute Tennis Manager 2 is designed for fans of demanding management simulations, where every decision has real long-term consequences.

Will you build a legendary career in the demanding world of modern tennis and earn your place in the game’s Hall of Fame?

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Disclaimer

Absolute Tennis Manager 2 is an independent tennis management simulation.

The game is not affiliated with any official organization (ATP, WTA, ITF, or others).

Player names and attributes are used exclusively for simulation and gameplay purposes.

Rankings, careers, and performances evolve dynamically and do not represent real-world data beyond the starting point of a new save.

All trademarks and rights belong to their respective owners.