Zverev moves ahead to the next phase of the competition, where he will face reigning champion Daniil Medvedev, who secured his place following a victory against Norway's Casper Ruud on Saturday.
Regular entrants Rafael Nadal and Dominic Thiem missed the 2021 event due to long-term injuries, but with any luck they'll be back next year to test their mettle on the court.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch the ATP Finals 2021 tennis tournament.
When is the ATP Finals 2021?
The tournament started on Sunday 14th November 2021 and runs until Sunday 21st November 2021.
How to watch and live stream ATP Finals in the UK
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ATP Finals 2021 schedule
ATP Men's Singles and Doubles
- Round robin – Sunday 14th until Friday 19th November
- Semi-finals – Saturday 20th November
- Final – Sunday 21st November
ATP Finals 2021 players
Initial player list
Novak Djokovic- Daniil Medvedev
- Alexander Zverev
Stefanos TsitsipasAndrey RublevMatteo BerrettiniHubert HurkaczCasper Ruud
Alternates
- Jannik Sinner (in for Berrettini)
- Cam Norrie (in for Tsitsipas)
ATP Finals Time
The final match of the tournament, which will be held between Alexander Zverev and Daniil Medvedev, will take place at 4pm (GMT) on Sunday 21st November 2021.
Where is the ATP Finals 2021 held?
The tournament is held at Pala Alpitour, Turin, Italy for the very first time in 2021.
The ATP Finals have been synonymous with the O2 Arena in London over the last decade for British fans, but the 12-edition stint in Greenwich is over.
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