Dates, schedule and how to watch Nadal, Djokovic and more in Saudi Arabia exhibition - Everything you need to know ahead of the exhibition event

Each of the six players is guaranteed a minimum prize of $1.5 million (£1.12m). The Six Kings Slam champion, meanwhile, will clinch the largest prize in tennis history with $6,000,000 (£4,500,000) up for grabs. That’s almost double the amount of what a Grand Slam singles winner earns.

Jannik Sinner enjoyed yet another success of 2024, the Shanghai Masters 1000, for a few days. It is already time to return to the court. The world number one is expected at the Six Kings

The Six Kings Slam is set to bring together some of the biggest names in tennis for an extravagant sporting fiesta in Saudi Arabia from October 16-19, 2024.

Nadal and Djokovic have been given byes into the last four, meaning they could pocket tennis’ biggest prize cheque for just two days' work. The winner of the Saudi Arabia exhibition will take home £4.6million ($6million) - almost double the £2.7m Alcaraz earned for winning Wimbledon this summer.

Rafael Nadal has landed in Saudi Arabia, where he will play the exhibition The Six Kings Slam in Riyadh this week, before moving to the Davis Cup Finals in Malaga where, with his Spain, he will close his glorious career.