Currently the points for winning a grand slam are 2000. and 1200 for the runner up.
A tennis player is awarded 2000 grand slam points for winning a grand slam tournament.
A total of 2000 ATP points are awarded for winning a Grand Slam tournament.
A grand slam is bidding and winning a contract of 13 tricks (all) in any suit or in no-trump. A small slam is bidding and winning a contract of 12 tricks (all but 1).
Scotland winning a Grand Slam
A slam in pro tennis is winning all four grand slams in a row.
Wimbledon
when playing a grand slam, one of the players will eventually come to a point where it means they could win the match. lets say for example 40-0 for players A if player B wins the next point to make it 40-15 they defended a championship point because they prevented player A from winning the grand slam
By eating his Racquet
Winning a Grand Slam means the player has won all four events in the same calender year. The four all called 'Grand Slam Events' so if a player wins one of they you could say they have won a Grand Slam Event. But to win the Grand Slam, they must win all four in one calender year.
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Rika Hiraki
2000 total points for a winning the tournament but players have to defend the points they won last year to accumulate additional poiints. See: http://www.atpworldtour.com/1/en/news/newsarticle_1830.asp