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The ATP circuit has gone completely crazy

The ATP circuit has gone completely crazy

Without Alcaraz or Sinner, the current ATP circuit is governed by a second and third line of players whose level has dropped considerably compared to 25 years ago.

Sinner and Alcaraz, in the Six Kings Slam. Photo: gettyimages

This is how the Six Kings Slam 2025 will be: Alcaraz, Sinner, and Djokovic, major attractions

We analyze aspects such as the calendar, schedules, prize money, and competition format of this unofficial event, which brings together the best in the world.

Alexander Zverev evaluates his 2025. Photo: gettyimages

Zverev: "I don't believe in myself, I'm playing horrible tennis and dealing with pain"

The German spoke after his defeat in Shanghai and showed total dismay with his performance this season and the physical problems he is facing.

Rinderknech reveals the trick he used to defeat Zverev: "That doesn't like him." Photo: Getty

Rinderknech Reveals the Trick He Used to Beat Zverev: "He Doesn't Like That"

The Frenchman studied his game plan in detail to harm Zverev and take him out of his comfort zone at the ATP in Shanghai.

Jannik Sinner talks about Alcaraz in Shanghai. Photo: gettyimages

Sinner: "It's a pity that Alcaraz is not here, he is who everyone wants to see"

The Italian responded to Zverev's controversial words in Shanghai and spoke wonders about both Djokovic and Alcaraz.

Alexander Zverev benefits Sinner and Alcaraz. Photo: gettyimages

Zverev: "I hate that all the courts are the same, they want to benefit Sinner and Alcaraz"

The German protests against the homogenization of the courts and considers it a maneuver orchestrated by the tournaments to ensure a final between Sinner and Alcaraz.

Alexander Zverev talks about his health status in Shanghai. Source: Getty

Zverev to change the dynamics in Shanghai: "Here I know I can play well"

The German, who has not won a title since April, admitted to the press that he continues to suffer from back pains: "I will keep working to give my 100%".

This is what Daniil Medvedev said after defeating Alexander Zverev in Beijing. Photo: Getty

Medvedev: "I haven't been giving my best for a while"

The Russian tennis player, optimistic about his level, confesses that he no longer focuses so much on the numbers as on the beginning of his career.