Jack Sock, John Isner, Sam Querrey, and Steve Johnson predict who could be the tennis player trying to catch up with Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
Ben Shelton
Ben Shelton brought the season to a bitter end. The American bids farewell to the ATP Finals with a 0-3 record after falling in the final match against Jannik Sinner. In the press conference following the defeat, the Atlanta native revealed what makes the Italian so tough to beat on indoor hard courts: "On indoor courts, he corners the lines very precisely with his serve. Millimetric accuracy. In general, serving on indoor courts is easier."
"If we look at the three opponents I faced, all of them were serving close to the lines, but Sinner was probably the tightest of the three. However, there's a slight difference between him, Zverev, and Auger-Aliassime in what they've been doing in this tournament. I think his serve makes him very, very tough to beat here. Obviously, the ability to take time away and hit winners from different positions, from the baseline, from anywhere on the court, is a big advantage," concludes the American.
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Despite being a match where both tennis players were playing for practically nothing, Jannik Sinner defeated Ben Shelton and advances to the ATP semifinals without dropping a set in the group stage, following his victory over the American by 6-3, 7-6(3). With this win, the Italian extends his streak to 29 consecutive victories on indoor hard courts and will face Alex de Miñaur on Saturday, while Shelton thus concludes his season.
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Carlos Alcaraz underwent a quick questions test in which he had to choose a partner from the ATP Finals for different moments. For example, he chose Alex de Miñaur in case of needing love advice, Alexander Zverev for fashion advice, and Novak Djokovic if he had to tell a problem to someone. He also picked Ben Shelton as the partner he would travel and dine with. Surprisingly, he didn't mention Jannik Sinner, to whom he confessed that he would trust his car for parking.
Carlos Alcaraz para a BBTenis
— Carlos Alcaraz Brasil (@carlosalcarazbr) November 21, 2025
⁉️ Convidar para jantar?
“Eu diria, Ben Salton.”
⁉️A quem você confiaria seu carro para estacionar?
“Eu diria, Jannik Sinner.”
⁉️A quem você pediria conselhos românticos?
“Eu diria Alex De Minaur, acho que ele seria bom.”
⁉️Quem você pediria… pic.twitter.com/BT1t3Gj5zx
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The American bid farewell to the ATP Finals without winning a single match, but prefers to be optimistic when summarizing his season: "It has been a fantastic year."
A major mystery to solve and one that holds significant symbolic meaning. This is how the ongoing battle in the ATP Finals 2025 to secure a spot in the top-5 of the ATP ranking can be defined. With the top four positions already decided, the question remains as to which player will claim the fifth position. Currently, Taylor Fritz is set to be the one to achieve this honor, despite having the same points as Álex de Miñaur. The Australian would surpass him by defeating Sinner in the semifinals. Additionally, Ben Shelton could join the fight if he defeats Jannik this Friday, while Félix Auger-Aliassime needs a win against Zverev to keep his hopes alive.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Así está la batalla por terminar el año como top-5 del ranking ATP
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Despite already being eliminated from the ATP Finals, Ben Shelton still has an incentive in his final match of the season. In addition to fighting for his first victory in this tournament, if he manages to defeat Jannik Sinner, he would finish 2025 as the number one player from the United States, thus surpassing Taylor Fritz in the ATP rankings.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Shelton puede arrebatar a Fritz el número 1 de los Estados Unidos
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A great day of tennis is coming this Friday, November 14th, at the ATP Finals 2025 to close out the group stage. Jannik Sinner, already qualified, will be competing in the daytime session against Ben Shelton, who is mathematically eliminated. This suggests that the Italian's semifinal on Saturday might also be played during the day. On Friday at 8:30 pm, Félix Auger-Aliassime and Alexander Zverev will take to the court to battle for the semifinal spot belonging to the group's second-placed player.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Orden de juego del viernes 14 de noviembre en ATP Finals 2025: Sinner jugará en sesión diurna
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Jack Sock, John Isner, Sam Querrey, and Steve Johnson predict who could be the tennis player trying to catch up with Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
Carlos Alcaraz underwent a quick questions test in which he had to choose a partner from the ATP Finals for different moments. For example, he chose Alex de Miñaur in case of needing love advice, Alexander Zverev for fashion advice, and Novak Djokovic if he had to tell a problem to someone. He also picked Ben Shelton as the partner he would travel and dine with. Surprisingly, he didn't mention Jannik Sinner, to whom he confessed that he would trust his car for parking.
Carlos Alcaraz para a BBTenis
— Carlos Alcaraz Brasil (@carlosalcarazbr) November 21, 2025
⁉️ Convidar para jantar?
“Eu diria, Ben Salton.”
⁉️A quem você confiaria seu carro para estacionar?
“Eu diria, Jannik Sinner.”
⁉️A quem você pediria conselhos românticos?
“Eu diria Alex De Minaur, acho que ele seria bom.”
⁉️Quem você pediria… pic.twitter.com/BT1t3Gj5zx
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Alcaraz desvela con qué tenista se iría de viaje... y la respuesta no es Sinner
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Ben Shelton brought the season to a bitter end. The American bids farewell to the ATP Finals with a 0-3 record after falling in the final match against Jannik Sinner. In the press conference following the defeat, the Atlanta native revealed what makes the Italian so tough to beat on indoor hard courts: "On indoor courts, he corners the lines very precisely with his serve. Millimetric accuracy. In general, serving on indoor courts is easier."
"If we look at the three opponents I faced, all of them were serving close to the lines, but Sinner was probably the tightest of the three. However, there's a slight difference between him, Zverev, and Auger-Aliassime in what they've been doing in this tournament. I think his serve makes him very, very tough to beat here. Obviously, the ability to take time away and hit winners from different positions, from the baseline, from anywhere on the court, is a big advantage," concludes the American.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Shelton confiesa qué es lo que hace "imbatible" a Sinner en las pistas duras indoor
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The American bid farewell to the ATP Finals without winning a single match, but prefers to be optimistic when summarizing his season: "It has been a fantastic year."
Despite being a match where both tennis players were playing for practically nothing, Jannik Sinner defeated Ben Shelton and advances to the ATP semifinals without dropping a set in the group stage, following his victory over the American by 6-3, 7-6(3). With this win, the Italian extends his streak to 29 consecutive victories on indoor hard courts and will face Alex de Miñaur on Saturday, while Shelton thus concludes his season.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sinner cumple el trámite ante Shelton y ya piensa en las semifinales ante De Miñaur
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A major mystery to solve and one that holds significant symbolic meaning. This is how the ongoing battle in the ATP Finals 2025 to secure a spot in the top-5 of the ATP ranking can be defined. With the top four positions already decided, the question remains as to which player will claim the fifth position. Currently, Taylor Fritz is set to be the one to achieve this honor, despite having the same points as Álex de Miñaur. The Australian would surpass him by defeating Sinner in the semifinals. Additionally, Ben Shelton could join the fight if he defeats Jannik this Friday, while Félix Auger-Aliassime needs a win against Zverev to keep his hopes alive.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Así está la batalla por terminar el año como top-5 del ranking ATP
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Despite already being eliminated from the ATP Finals, Ben Shelton still has an incentive in his final match of the season. In addition to fighting for his first victory in this tournament, if he manages to defeat Jannik Sinner, he would finish 2025 as the number one player from the United States, thus surpassing Taylor Fritz in the ATP rankings.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Shelton puede arrebatar a Fritz el número 1 de los Estados Unidos
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A great day of tennis is coming this Friday, November 14th, at the ATP Finals 2025 to close out the group stage. Jannik Sinner, already qualified, will be competing in the daytime session against Ben Shelton, who is mathematically eliminated. This suggests that the Italian's semifinal on Saturday might also be played during the day. On Friday at 8:30 pm, Félix Auger-Aliassime and Alexander Zverev will take to the court to battle for the semifinal spot belonging to the group's second-placed player.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Orden de juego del viernes 14 de noviembre en ATP Finals 2025: Sinner jugará en sesión diurna
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We break down all the details you need to know to watch live the last match of Sinner in the group stage of the ATP Finals 2025.
It will not be necessary to get a calculator to follow the final day of the Björn Borg Group at the ATP Finals 2025, as everything is quite clear. Jannik Sinner has secured his spot as the group winner and will face Ben Shelton knowing he is already in the semifinals. The American player is mathematically out, and the battle for the second spot in the group will be between Félix Auger-Aliassime and Alexander Zverev.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, ATP Finals 2025: Sinner ya está en semifinales y Shelton queda eliminado
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