Alexander Zverev has broken his Grand Slam duck, with two ‘Big Four’ titles in 2026.
Zverev is the only player in the tournament who has lifted the Tour Finals trophy.
There is no Jannick Sinner or Novak Djokovic in the eight-man field.
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The changing face of men’s tennis is highlighted in this year’s much-changed line-up for the ATP Tour Finals in Turin.
World number two Jannik Sinner is missing through injury, while the likes of Novak Djokovic, Alex de Minaur, Taylor Fritz and Casper Ruud are also absent.
It is already been a season to remember for Alexander Zverev, who has won two of the four Grand Slam titles, with success at the French Open and US Open.
Australian Open champion Carlos Alcaraz has also been impacted by injury this year, but will go into the end-of-season finale having won three ATP tournaments in the last three months.
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Belief is the key for Zverev
Many had questioned Zverev’s bottle in the big events, having lost three previous Grand Slam finals before this year’s success in Paris.
This year though has seen the German grow in confidence and with previous wins in this tournament, he must fancy his chances of putting the icing on the cake.
Zverev, who claimed the Tour Finals title in 2018 and 2021, does appear to have the tougher of the two sections.
The 29-year-old is in the John McEnroe Group along with Ben Shelton, who he beat in the US Open final, Arthur Fils and Rafael Jodar.
The head-to-head stats certainly favour Zverev though, especially when considering he has won all six of his previous encounters with world number four Shelton.
Zverev has won the only previous meeting with Spain’s Jodar, while the man from Hamburg also has a 5-2 successful record against Frenchman Fils.
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Alcaraz odds-on to reach Turin semis
This will be the fourth time Carlos Alcaraz will have played in the ATP Tour Finals and surprisingly, he has only progressed to the final once.
The Spaniard lost last year’s final in straight sets to Sinner, but goes into the 2026 tournament as the favourite.
Alcaraz missed both the French Open and Wimbledon due to a long-term wrist problem, but since September he has collected three ATP Tour titles, including the Paris Masters earlier this month.
The 23-year-old has been drawn in the Ivan Lendl Group, alongside Danill Medvedev, Flavio Cobolli and Frances Tiafoe.
It would be a big surprise if Alcaraz did not top the group, especially when considering his record against his three opponents.
The seven-time Grand Slam champion has a 7-3 success rate against world number five Medvedev, who failed to make it past the fourth round at any of this year’s Grand Slams.
Alcaraz beat Cobolli at the 2023 French Open in their only previous meeting, while the Spaniard has a 2-1 record over American Tiafoe.
Back Carlos Alcaraz to win Ivan Lendl Group at 4/9.
The latest ATP Tour Finals odds are available on LiveScore Bet.
