Carlos Navarro

The Italian, who has climbed more than 70 spots in the rankings throughout the year, will face Djokovic in Shanghai... in what could be the turning point in a sensational season.

The Italian left no doubts in his debut in Shanghai, but points out a truly important area where he feels he still needs to take a step forward in the coming weeks.

Puntodebreak meets with Martin Klizan, a regular of the last decade. After three years retired, during which he ventured into politics, he has returned to the circuit at 35... and he has a great story to tell.

Happiness, euphoria, and pride: that's how Carlos appeared after defeating Sinner and clinching the title in Beijing, a triumph that hides many sacrifices and a month of "very challenging moments".

The Murcian chose Bu as his preferred rival in the final, but he also does not shy away from a new war with Jannik, whom he classified as "the best player in the world" today.