Paris Masters SF between Novak Djokovic and Stefanos Tsitsipas becomes top viewed social media post of 2022 edition
Paris Masters SF between Novak Djokovic and Stefanos Tsitsipas becomes top-viewed social media post of 2022 edition Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Approve Reject & ban Delete Logout
A lk back at the key figures for this year's tournament! On average, 44,000 subscribers watched the tournament on Eurosport France, while a peak audience of 224,000 watched the final between Djokovic and Rune. Overall, 5.3 million viewers watched at least one minute of the competition across France. On social media, 18 million video views were garnered by the official handle, while the tournament generated 2.29 million engagements and 30 million impressions -- a 63% and 36% increase compared to the 2021 edition respectively. Across the entire competition, a whopping 164,832 fans attended the Paris Masters, the most in the tournament's history.
Paris Masters SF between Novak Djokovic and Stefanos Tsitsipas becomes top-viewed social media post of 2022 edition
Novak Djokovic (L) and Stefanos Tsitsipas (R) and played one of the matches of the year in the semifinals of the 2022 Paris Masters, battling for three sets and more than two hours before the Serb finally wrapped up the contest 6-2, 3-6, 7-6(4). Based on the latest numbers, the match point from the contest has become the most viewed social media post of the tournament, garnering three million views. The 21-time Grand Slam champion's final against Holger Rune, where he was upset by the Dane in another thrilling three-setter, was also watched by 1.062 million viewers on C8 France at its peak, a 68% increase compared to the 2021 final. A lk back at the key figures for this year's tournament!A lk back at the key figures for this year's tournament! On average, 44,000 subscribers watched the tournament on Eurosport France, while a peak audience of 224,000 watched the final between Djokovic and Rune. Overall, 5.3 million viewers watched at least one minute of the competition across France. On social media, 18 million video views were garnered by the official handle, while the tournament generated 2.29 million engagements and 30 million impressions -- a 63% and 36% increase compared to the 2021 edition respectively. Across the entire competition, a whopping 164,832 fans attended the Paris Masters, the most in the tournament's history.