Taylor Fritz, the U.S. Open finalist who lost to Sinner in New York, was also drawn in the Italian’s group alongside Australian Alex De Minaur, making his ATP Tour Finals debut; Casper Ruud and Andrey Rublev, who qualified as world No. 9 after Novak Djokovic withdrew, rounded out the second group.

Even before playing the third match of the Round Robin, Jannik Sinner qualified for the semifinals of the ATP Finals in Turin. His direct competitor, the American Taylor Fritz, lost the first set

Taylor Fritz’s win over Alex de Minaur has taken him closer to the ATP Finals semi-finals, though he must await the outcome of Jannik Sinner’s match against Daniil Medvedev to see if his journey in Turin continues.

Top-ranked Jannik Sinner has become the first player to advance to the semifinals at the ATP Finals in Turin. Sinner was assured of a spot in the last four after U.S.

Now all decisive challenges await Jannik Sinner at the ATP Finals in Turin. A climb that starts with tonight's match at the Inalpi Arena (starting at 8:30 PM) against Daniil Medvedev. The

The ATP Finals’ organizers have already published the order of play for Day 6: Alcaraz and Zverev will face each other in the day session, while Ruud and Rublev will clash in the night session.

When the world’s top men’s tennis players descend on Europe for the ATP Finals, they do so in Turin, Italy, taking over the Inalpi Arena for the end-of-the-year showcase.

Still plenty to play for in group Ilie Nastase, although the scenarios where Jannik Sinner doesn’t make the semifinals or Alex de Minaur does are mostly theoretical.

Alex de Minaur has been thrashed in his first two ATP Finals matches - but there is still a slim chance he can reach the semi-finals in Turin.