ATP Finals
Do the ATP Finals come off more like a Super Bowl or an All-Star Game?
By Nov 11, 2020ATP Finals
In one of the sport’s premier chess matches, Alexander Zverev tops Novak Djokovic to reach ATP Finals title match
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Daniil Medvedev continues career year with place in ATP Finals championship match
By Nov 20, 2021ATP Finals
Casper Ruud soars into ATP Finals semis, up-ending rival Andrey Rublev in Turin
By Nov 19, 2021ATP Finals
Jannik Sinner pleased with "great season" but ready to target improvements
By Nov 19, 2021ATP Finals
Zverev joins fellow former ATP Finals champions Djokovic, Medvedev in semifinals
By Nov 18, 2021ATP Finals
Novak Djokovic cruises past Andrey Rublev and into ATP Finals semifinals; Stefanos Tsitsipas withdraws
By Nov 17, 2021ATP Finals
Reigning ATP Finals champion Daniil Medvedev has just enough answers to squeak past Alexander Zverev
By Nov 16, 2021ATP Finals
Matteo Berrettini withdraws from ATP Finals, countryman Jannik Sinner moves into Turin field
By Nov 16, 2021ATP Finals
Mats Wilander wonders if Djokovic-Medvedev rivalry could use "a little more fireworks"
By Nov 16, 2021ATP Finals
Do the ATP Finals come off more like a Super Bowl or an All-Star Game?
Given its unique structural elements, grasping the significance of the ATP Finals is not always easy. We present three ways to best see this year-end event.
Published Nov 11, 2020
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Do the ATP Finals come off more like a Super Bowl or an All-Star Game?
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Do the ATP Finals come off more like a Super Bowl or an All-Star Game?
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