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Alcaraz has momentum entering the ATP Finals while Zverev aims to silence critics

Alcaraz arrives on a 10-match indoor winning streak and seeks his first ATP Finals title as defending champion Jannik Sinner sits out injured.

  • On Thursday, the ATP announced the season-ending Finals groups in Turin, placing Alexander Zverev in the John McEnroe group and Carlos Alcaraz in the Ivan Lendl group.
  • Alcaraz arrives in Turin on a 10-match indoor winning streak after titles in Vienna and Paris, while Zverev enters on a two-match losing streak seeking a third Finals title.
  • Two-Time defending champion Jannik Sinner is withdrawing due to a right knee injury, while Ben Shelton recently added Juan Carlos Ferrero, Alcaraz's former coach, to his staff.
  • Facing scrutiny over his world No. 1 ranking, Zverev described the criticism as "annoying," though he won the Finals in 2018 and 2021.
  • The tournament begins Sunday in Turin with the year's top eight men's players, with the top two from each group advancing to the semi-finals.
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Is Alexander Zverev worthy world leader? This question is discussed before the ATP finals for the finals. For the tennis star, the tournament is a great opportunity - but also a risk.

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Is Alexander Zverev worthy world leader? This question is discussed before the ATP finals for the finals. For the tennis star, the tournament is a great opportunity - but also a risk.

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Alexander Zverev caught great titles this year and ranks number one in the ranking.

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