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The final phase of the season kicks off on the ATP circuit with many questions still to be answered and important matters at stake. Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner will continue to attract attention and favoritism wherever they compete, but there is much more to learn and numerous players aiming to become protagonists in this European indoor swing. Let's go through it.

A month allows for a lot, as quickly gleaned from a look at the ATP calendar. Five ATP 250 tournaments, two ATP 500 tournaments, a Masters 1000, and the 2025 ATP Finals will make up a European swing on indoor courts with many incentives for all tennis enthusiasts. Carlos Alcaraz aims to keep Jannik Sinner at bay in the fight for the number 1 spot, both starting as favorites in major events, but there will be many other points of interest.

- These are the major points of interest in the ATP European indoor swing

1. Who will end the year as world number 1?

An interesting battle looms between Alcaraz and Sinner for the number 1 spot at the end of the season. While the Spaniard enjoys a substantial advantage, he cannot relax if he aims to finish at the top for the second time in his career.

2. Can Carlos Alcaraz claim any of the major titles that have eluded him?

The Paris Masters 1000 and the ATP Finals are two titles still unclaimed by the Spaniard in his professional career, making this year an opportune moment to change that. He has shown he can play exceptionally well under indoor conditions and will emerge as one of the favorites in both tournaments.

3. Will Jannik Sinner unveil new weapons in a potential showdown with Alcaraz?

Each match in this intimate rivalry stirs a reaction in the defeated player, and Sinner seems prepared to incorporate new tactical weapons into his game when facing the Spaniard. All tennis fans hope to witness another duel between them before the season concludes.

4. Will Novak Djokovic compete in Paris and Turin?

It is known that the Serbian will play in the Athens tournament, but there is no official confirmation regarding whether he will skip or accept to play in Paris and Turin. Virtually secured a spot in the ATP Finals, it could be an opportunity for him to seek another major title for his record.

5. Will Alexander Zverev be able to improve his performances?

A deep crisis in his game, results, and identity has engulfed the German for some time. There seem to be no signs of improvement, but he will persevere in his attempt to be a major player in tournaments that could provide the necessary confidence to start the new year on a much more positive note.

6. Will the second tier players react to the wake-up call posed by the Shanghai tournament?

There is much for the players called upon to seize any opportunity left by Sinner and Alcaraz, who have not been performing at the expected level lately, to ponder. Fritz, Shelton, De Miñaur, Musetti, Rune, Medvedev, Ruud, Rublev, or Auger-Aliassime will try to step up.

7. Who will qualify for the 2025 ATP Finals?

One of the major questions to be answered in the last month of competition and the one that will generate the most interest among fans week by week. Six spots are yet to be decided, although Djokovic and Zverev are on the verge of securing their tickets. Behind them, a host of players seeking their chance.

8. Will there be a new Masters 1000 champion?

There are still high-level players who have not clinched a Masters 1000 title and will aim to do so in Paris this year. Clear examples are De Miñaur, Musetti, Shelton, and Auger-Aliassime, aware that they must maximize their chances of achieving a major success.

9. Will Valentin Vacherot continue his feat?

Considerable interest surrounds the Monegasque player following his achievements in Shanghai. It remains to be seen whether he will suffer from the aftermath of success and whether his feat was an isolated incident or if he leverages the acquired confidence to keep growing as a player and challenging the established order.

10. Can Joao Fonseca be a protagonist and achieve his set goal for this year?

For months, the young Brazilian has stated that his main goal is to earn a seed at the 2026 Australian Open, requiring him to be among the top 32 players in the world by the end of the season. Currently ranked 45th in the ATP rankings, he needs strong performances to accomplish this.

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