We review the great attractions that will be present at the ATP Finals 2025 with many areas of sports and media interest.
Alexander Zverev
There is less and less time left for the start of the ATP Finals 2025 in Turin, and most of the qualified players are already in the Italian city to compete in the last ATP tournament of the season. And one of them is Alexander Zverev, the champion in 2018 and 2021, who does not want to waste time and has been the first player to debut on the central court of the Inalpi Arena.
First touches in Turin ✨🇮🇹
— ATP Tour en Español (@ATPTour_ES) November 5, 2025
🎥 Follow live the training sessions of the protagonists of the #NittoATPFinals 2025 👇https://t.co/6oqYvDD2jLpic.twitter.com/FzS9k5MRXg
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Alexander Zverev is inaugurating his 370th week within the top-10 of the ATP ranking this Monday, marking a significant milestone in his career as the first player in history to reach that number without having won a Grand Slam title. He surpasses Berdych's 369 weeks and Ferrer's 358. The German tennis player will continue to pursue his coveted goal.
📊 Alexander Zverev 🇩🇪 starts this Monday his 370th week in the ATP Top 10 and becomes the player who has spent the most time in the Top 10 without winning any Grand Slam title:
— Jeu, Set et Maths (@JeuSetMaths) November 3, 2025
1⃣ Zverev 🇩🇪 370 weeks
2⃣ Berdych 🇨🇿 369 weeks
3⃣ Ferrer 🇪🇸… pic.twitter.com/rfYieKFHkF
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This is how the groups for the ATP Finals 2025 are set: Alcaraz and Sinner face unsettling scenarios
We analyze in depth the members of each group of the 2025 ATP Finals after the draw held in Turin and what can be expected in each of them.
We analyze the method for establishing the members of the two groups in which the competition will be structured at the ATP Finals 2025.
It sounds surreal, but it's true. Alexander Zverev is 5,560 points away from Carlos Alcaraz in the ATP ranking, while leading by 5,536 points over the world's number 1,000, the Dutchman Koeblsl. This anecdotal fact highlights the supremacy of Sinner and Alcaraz over all their rivals and the tremendous gap between these two and the rest of mere mortals.
The world's number 1000 is closer to number 3, than number 3 is to number 2.
— Janniksin_Updates (@JannikSinner_Up) November 3, 2025
5.536 vs. 5.690 points
#1. Sinner 🇮🇹 11.500
#2 Alcaraz 🇪🇸 11.250
...
(5.690)
...
#3 Zverev 🇩🇪 5.560
...
(5.536)
...
#1000 Koeblsl 🇳🇱 24
THE BIG TWO pic.twitter.com/VeAzrGSO8D
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We explain why the German remains in third place on the table despite showing very poor sensations week after week during 2025.
Alexander Zverev suffered a very tough defeat against Jannik Sinner in the semifinal of the Rolex ATP Paris Masters 2025, as he only managed to win one game (6-0 6-1). The German, without any clear ideas on the court and visibly deflated, couldn't pose a threat to a player who is just one spot above him in the world rankings. After the match, Zverev spoke to Sky Sports and confirmed that he wasn't feeling well physically: "Unfortunately, my ankle swelled a lot after the match against Medvedev. Even so, against Sinner, you have no chance if you're not at 100% and not playing your best tennis, and that was evident today. I couldn't move properly and couldn't serve optimally, which is crucial against him. Now, I'm going to fly to Munich to see the doctor who operated on my ankle to get some treatment. I hope to be in Turin, even if it means playing while infiltrated."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Zverev: "Se me hinchó mucho el tobillo tras el partido ante Medvedev"
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We review the great attractions that will be present at the ATP Finals 2025 with many areas of sports and media interest.
This is how the groups for the ATP Finals 2025 are set: Alcaraz and Sinner face unsettling scenarios
We analyze in depth the members of each group of the 2025 ATP Finals after the draw held in Turin and what can be expected in each of them.
There is less and less time left for the start of the ATP Finals 2025 in Turin, and most of the qualified players are already in the Italian city to compete in the last ATP tournament of the season. And one of them is Alexander Zverev, the champion in 2018 and 2021, who does not want to waste time and has been the first player to debut on the central court of the Inalpi Arena.
First touches in Turin ✨🇮🇹
— ATP Tour en Español (@ATPTour_ES) November 5, 2025
🎥 Follow live the training sessions of the protagonists of the #NittoATPFinals 2025 👇https://t.co/6oqYvDD2jLpic.twitter.com/FzS9k5MRXg
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Zverev, el primero en entrenar en la pista central de las ATP Finals de Turín
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We analyze the method for establishing the members of the two groups in which the competition will be structured at the ATP Finals 2025.
Alexander Zverev is inaugurating his 370th week within the top-10 of the ATP ranking this Monday, marking a significant milestone in his career as the first player in history to reach that number without having won a Grand Slam title. He surpasses Berdych's 369 weeks and Ferrer's 358. The German tennis player will continue to pursue his coveted goal.
📊 Alexander Zverev 🇩🇪 starts this Monday his 370th week in the ATP Top 10 and becomes the player who has spent the most time in the Top 10 without winning any Grand Slam title:
— Jeu, Set et Maths (@JeuSetMaths) November 3, 2025
1⃣ Zverev 🇩🇪 370 weeks
2⃣ Berdych 🇨🇿 369 weeks
3⃣ Ferrer 🇪🇸… pic.twitter.com/rfYieKFHkF
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Zverev ya es el tenista con más semanas en el top-10 de la historia sin haber ganado un Grand Slam
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It sounds surreal, but it's true. Alexander Zverev is 5,560 points away from Carlos Alcaraz in the ATP ranking, while leading by 5,536 points over the world's number 1,000, the Dutchman Koeblsl. This anecdotal fact highlights the supremacy of Sinner and Alcaraz over all their rivals and the tremendous gap between these two and the rest of mere mortals.
The world's number 1000 is closer to number 3, than number 3 is to number 2.
— Janniksin_Updates (@JannikSinner_Up) November 3, 2025
5.536 vs. 5.690 points
#1. Sinner 🇮🇹 11.500
#2 Alcaraz 🇪🇸 11.250
...
(5.690)
...
#3 Zverev 🇩🇪 5.560
...
(5.536)
...
#1000 Koeblsl 🇳🇱 24
THE BIG TWO pic.twitter.com/VeAzrGSO8D
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This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Zverev, más lejos en el ranking ATP del top-2 que del 1.000 del mundo
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We explain why the German remains in third place on the table despite showing very poor sensations week after week during 2025.
Alexander Zverev suffered a very tough defeat against Jannik Sinner in the semifinal of the Rolex ATP Paris Masters 2025, as he only managed to win one game (6-0 6-1). The German, without any clear ideas on the court and visibly deflated, couldn't pose a threat to a player who is just one spot above him in the world rankings. After the match, Zverev spoke to Sky Sports and confirmed that he wasn't feeling well physically: "Unfortunately, my ankle swelled a lot after the match against Medvedev. Even so, against Sinner, you have no chance if you're not at 100% and not playing your best tennis, and that was evident today. I couldn't move properly and couldn't serve optimally, which is crucial against him. Now, I'm going to fly to Munich to see the doctor who operated on my ankle to get some treatment. I hope to be in Turin, even if it means playing while infiltrated."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Zverev: "Se me hinchó mucho el tobillo tras el partido ante Medvedev"
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We analyze how Zverev should tactically approach his match against Sinner in Paris, taking into account what he did well last week in Vienna.
We reveal all the details you need to know to watch live the semifinal match between Sinner and Zverev in the Paris tournament.