Jannik Sinner may be the world No.1 and king of the hard courts after winning this year’s Australian Open and US Open but Carlos Alcaraz can give him a run for his money in the ATP Finals in Turin. Sinner started the tournament as 11/8 favourite with BoyleSports,

Over his last 10 tournaments, Alcaraz has won 83.3% of his service games and 35.8% of his return games. Over his last 10 tournaments, Ruud has won 25.7% of his return games and 80.1% of his service games.

In the last edition of the Nitto ATP Finals, Alcaraz reached the semi-finals with enormous effort before giving up very clearly to 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic (absent this year). The Spanish ace wants to play much better in 2024 and make even more satisfying his season, which will end at the Davis Cup Finals in Malaga.

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz are poised to add another entry into their rapidly developing rivalry when the ATP Finals open Sunday without any members of the Big Three for the first time in nearly a quarter century.

The ATP Finals begin on Sunday, November 10, 2024.  Carlos Alcaraz is among the players competing for the end-of-year title.  Alcaraz is looking ahead to his 2025 goals and has one definitely in mind.

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz have been placed in different groups for the ATP Finals in Turin. That means the earliest they could meet is the semifinals.

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Four-times Grand Slam champion Carlos Alcaraz and world number two Alexander Zverev enjoy a light-hearted press conference ahead of the season-ending ATP Finals in Turin.