Jannik Sinner reaches the final at the ATP Finals and extends his impressive series. In the final there will be a giant duel with the Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz.
Dream final perfect: World number one Carlos Alcaraz followed his great rival Jannik Sinner into the final of the ATP Finals in Turin with a top performance.
On Sunday (6 p.m.) there will be the next big showdown between the two dominators in men’s tennis – the sixth and last on the tour this season.
ATP Finals: Alcaraz beats Zverev conqueror
Alcaraz beat Alexander Zverev’s group game conqueror,Félix Auger-Aliassime from Canada,6:2,6:4 in the second semifinal of the day.
“I served and returned great. I’m really happy with the level,” said Alcaraz: “I felt like I could do anything on the court. This self-confidence is really helpful.”
Hours earlier, Sinner had given the blatant outsider Alex de Minaur (Australia) no chance, to the delight of the 12,000 fans in the Turin Arena. It was 7:5,6:2 after an atmospheric game.
Becker raves about Alcaraz
Alcaraz showed his very best side in the first set.”It couldn’t be better,” said Boris Becker to *Sky*.Even Auger-Aliassime could only smile at Alcaraz’s cracking forehands, almost all of which found their target.
Things got tighter in the second round, and Auger-Aliassime proved to be a good indoor player, as he often does. Only on Friday he had defeated Zverev in two sets, and now he made it tough for Alcaraz too.But the Spaniard was there in the crucial pha