Last night, Beijing time, news of the year-end finals came. Djokovic announced his withdrawal from this year's year-end finals due to injuries. In this way, the remaining three previously unresolved year-end finals seats no longer need to be determined through this week's 250 game. The eight-man lineup for the ATP year-end finals has been confirmed, including six born in 1995 and two born in 2000. The specific candidates and the winning status so far this season are as follows:
Sinner: 7 crowns (Australian Open, Rotterdam, Miami, Halle, Cincinnati, US Open, Shanghai)
The world's number one is leading the way. He has won two titles this year Grand Slam , three Masters and two 500 championships, except for the lack of success on the clay court, he made a lot of money in other arenas. The only final he lost was the China Open final. He won the runner-up in the finals last year and will be the favorite to win this year's championship.
Zverev : 2 crowns (Rome, Paris)
At the end of the season, the German finally found his form. Winning two Masters championships this season proves that his heritage is still there.
As a two-time former tournament champion, Zverev naturally knows how to win on indoor hard courts. The most important thing is that by winning the Paris Masters, he successfully pushed Aka out of the second place in the world. In this way, the Germans don't have to face Sinner, who is hot this year, before the final, and at the same time, they may stage the much-anticipated Asshin match in the group stage.
Alcaraz : 4 crowns (Indian Wells, French Open, Wimbledon, China Open)
Although his performance in previous year-end finals was average, there is no reason to look down on Alcaraz. This year, in addition to defending Wimbledon and Indian Wells Masters titles, he also won the French Open and the highly valuable China Open. At present, except for the indoor hard court competition, which has not yet been conquered, the rest have made breakthroughs. I believe this has also inspired Aka to march towards his goal.
Medvedev: 0
Former tournament champion Medvedev is the most embarrassing among the eight. He is the only player who has not won a singles championship this year. This year, Mr. Mei struggled to win against Sinner, so he failed to win the championship. According to the current state, it will be difficult for the Russians to even qualify from the group.
Fritz : 2 crowns (Delray Beach, Eastbourne)
Fritz’s championship gold content ranks last among the seven. He was shortlisted for the year-end finals for the second time by virtue of being the runner-up at the US Open. He was expected to become a dark horse. After all, he was a first-time finalist and made it out of the group stage.
Rude : 2 crowns ( Barcelona , Geneva)
De Minaur : 2 crowns (Acapulco, 's-Hertogenbosch)
The honors of the two players who came ashore thrillingly at the last moment are also - —500 race—250 race champion. Ruud achieved his breakthrough in Barcelona, while De Minaur, who successfully defended Acapulco, was shortlisted for the year-end finals for the first time.
Rublev : 2 crowns (Hong Kong, Madrid)
html After winning the Hong Kong game at the beginning of 1 year, he vowed to the fans that he would not "self-abuse" on the court this year, but he repeated this scene at the end of the season. In fact, he had already made the same mistake at the Dubai Championship at the beginning of the year. What was surprising was that he actually won the Madrid Masters championship. However, on the stage of the year-end finals, he may still be inferior to others.
With the collective absence of the post-80s generation this year and the two former tournament champions of the post-95s generation, who do you think will win the finals? (Source: Tennis Home Author: Luo Cheng Qiye)
