ATP Finals order of play, results and schedule as Alcaraz and Sinner battle for No 1

Join the Miguel Delaney Inside Football Get exclusive insights and behind-the scenes access to the Miguel Delaney: inside newsletter Football NewsletterJoin the Miguel Delaney inside Football newsletterJannik Sinner looks to defend his ATP Finals crown from World No 1 Carlos Alcaraz when the world’s best players gather for the year-end tournament in Turin. Sinner, who had lost to Novak Djokovic in the previous season, won his first ATP Finals in Italy in front of his own fans. He defeated Taylor Fritz in the final match to end a dominant year. This time, Sinner will face competition from a refreshed Alcaraz, who will be motivated to win his first ATP Finals after the Spaniard was knocked out in the group stages of last year’s event. Sinner’s World No. 1 ranking is also on the line, after he won the Paris Masters and reclaimed top spot from Alcaraz. He will be looking to close the gap with the year-end ranking. Alcaraz will be joined by Alexander Zverev as well as Ben Shelton and Taylor Fritz. Alex de Minaur is also joining Alcaraz. Felix Auger Aliassime replaces Novak Djokovic, who had to withdraw ATP Finals results and scheduleSunday 9 NovemberSinglesCarlos Alcaraz (1), def. Alex de Minaur (7), 7-6 (5), 6-2Alexander Zverev (3), def. Ben Shelton (5), 6-3, 7-6 (6).DoublesMarcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos (3) def. Kevin Krawietz, Tim Putz, Simone Bolelli, Andrea Vavassori, defeated. Lloyd Glasspool & Julian Cash (1) 7-5, 6-3.Monday, 10th November : Singles & Doubles Round Robin.From 10:30am : Joe Salisbury vs Neal Skupski vs Marcelo It is possible to achieve this by winning the three round-robin games or at least winning one round-robin match and winning your semi-final. Alcaraz started his week by beating Alex de Minaur 7-6 6-2. How Sinner can reclaim World No 1Sinner needs to win the ATP Finals to have any chance of catching Alcaraz and even then, as outlined above, it’s not in the Italian’s hands.A defeat for Sinner during the round-robin would also increase Alcaraz’s chances of finishing top. Sinner losing one match would only require Alcaraz to win two; if he were to lose two matches, Alcaraz could win with just one. A champion who has five victories and is undefeated can earn up to 1,500 points.
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