Alcaraz has momentum entering the ATP Finals while Zverev aims to silence critics
Alcaraz enters as the favorite after a 10-match indoor winning streak, while Zverev seeks a third ATP Finals title to answer ranking questions.
- The season-ending ATP Finals begin on Sunday in Turin, Italy, with 23-year-old Carlos Alcaraz leading the field of eight players. The group-stage draw ceremony was held on Thursday, setting matchups for the year's top men's competitors.
- Alcaraz enters on a 10-match winning streak after titles in Vienna and Paris, positioning him to capitalize on the absence of two-time defending champion Jannik Sinner, who is sidelined with a knee injury.
- Alexander Zverev headlines the John McEnroe Group with Ben Shelton, Arthur Fils, and Rafael Jodar. The Ivan Lendl Group features Alcaraz, Daniil Medvedev, Flavio Cobolli, and Frances Tiafoe.
- Seeking to quiet critics regarding his world No. 1 ranking, Zverev pursues a third Finals title. Shelton recently added Juan Carlos Ferrero, Alcaraz's former coach, to his staff, stating he is "super hungry" and excited for Turin.
- Alcaraz has significantly improved his indoor game after previously lacking experience on these surfaces two years ago. Analysts note his enhanced shot selection and mental freshness position him to finally claim his first Finals title in Turin.
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