Carlos Navarro
Sinner gets wet when talking about the Davis Cup: "I would like it to be played every two years"
Strong words from the Italian regarding the team competition, proposing a change in format and even expressing excitement about playing with Italy in away matches.
Alcaraz values his latest great success: "Finishing the year as number one was a personal goal"
The player from Murcia values a perfect day in Turin: reaching the ATP Finals semifinals and achieving the goal of ending the season at the top of the world rankings.
I'm sorry, Sascha, but yes: the distance between Alcaraz and Sinner and the rest is enormous
The duel between Zverev and Sinner once again highlighted the maximum that governs the ATP circuit: it is a duopoly that shows no signs of changing... with a huge difference between Jannik, Carlos, and the rest.
Sinner explains his success indoors: "There is no sun, no wind, you always have the same sensations"
The Italian gave a didactic explanation of why he performs so well on indoor hard courts, and offered a revealing reflection on success and failure after defeating Zverev in Turin.
Fritz, frustrated for letting Alcaraz escape: "I made the most difficult things and failed in the easy ones"
The American took out the scalpel and pointed out what he did wrong in order not to close the match against Alcaraz, acknowledging physical problems and praising Carlos's defensive quality.
Sinner, about the conditions in Turin: "The court is very fast, the first shots are crucial"
The Italian player valued his victory over Aliassime, talked about the conditions of the surface in Turin, and made a particular confession about the rest of the matches in the event.
Fritz is already thinking about Alcaraz: "He is someone capable of taking the racket out of your hands"
The American pondered at length on his matches against Carlos: tomorrow he will have a meeting with the Murcian to compete for the top spot in the group in Turin.
De Miñaur and the weapon that surprised him from Alcaraz: "If he plays at that level with the parallel backhand.."
The Australian surrendered to the level of the player from Murcia, pointing out that he played a "perfect" second set, and lamented the missed opportunity at 5-4 with two serves in the tiebreak of the first set.
Sabalenka distances herself from the brutal prize at the WTA Finals: "It's a nice incentive, but it was never my priority"
The Belarusian advanced to the semifinals in Riyadh and was asked about the possibility of pocketing five million euros if she wins the title undefeated. Her response? To put things into perspective and establish priorities.
This was the first meeting in Turin between Alcaraz and Sinner
Djokovic does not want scares and roars towards the title in Athens
Nole suffered again in the first set, saving a couple of break points, but he shifted gears in the tiebreak and was sublime with his serve to defeat Borges. The title is just two matches away.