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• Home • Tennis News • On the ATP results with Rafael Nadal made a losing start at his 11th ATP Finals campaign. Playing his first match in Turin, Nadal experienced a 7-6, 6-1 loss to Taylor Fritz in an hour and 37 minutes. The American beat the Spaniard for the second time this year after the The younger player made the difference with the second serve and never faced a break point. He missed his chances on the return in the opener before building an early advantage in the tie break and bringing it home. Rafael Nadal lost to Taylor Fritz on his debut in Turin. As in Paris, Nadal lost ground in the second set and experienced breaks in games four and six to propel the rival over the finish line. Thus, Rafa will have to win the remaining four matches to clinch the year-end no. 1 spot, a task that seems impossible at the moment. They stayed neck and neck in the opening set, playing on the same level in the shortest and more advanced exchanges before Taylor made the difference in the tie break. Nadal hit a double fault in the first point and could not climb back, as Fritz claimed it 7-4 with a forehand down the line winner. With a boost on his side, the younger player grabbed consecutive breaks in the second set and sealed the deal on his serve at 5-1 for his first

Carlos Alcaraz is not playing at the ATP Finals in Turin because of injury but will still finish 2022 as the world’s top-ranked male player. Photograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Carlos Alcaraz is not playing at the ATP Finals in Turin because of injury but will still finish 2022 as the world’s top-ranked male player. Photograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Rafael Nadal was eliminated from the ATP Finals after Casper Ruud took the first set off Taylor Fritz in their round-robin match in Turin, which also ensured that Nadal needed to win the tournament to take the rankings top spot from his fellow Spaniard Alcaraz, but straight-set losses to Fritz on Sunday and Félix Auger-Aliassime earlier on Tuesday left him needing Ruud to lose in straight sets to keep his hopes alive. The Norwegian, however, won the first set 6-3 against Fritz before securing victory over the American. Read more The 19-year-old Alcaraz, who is not competing at the tournament due to injury, will be confirmed as the youngest year-end No 1 since the ATP rankings began in 1973. With his 6-3, 6-4 loss to Canada’s Auger-Aliassime, the record 22-times grand slam champion Nadal has now lost four successive ATP Tour matches for the first time since 2009. Auger-Aliassime, now coached by Nadal’s uncle and longtime mentor Toni who sat in his box, will face Fritz in his final group match with a chance of making the last four. “I had one match to get used to the conditions and I felt my game was better today, I w...

"Hello everyone. As you know last night I had surgery. Everything went well and the arthroscopy was on the left psoas tendon that has kept me out of competition since January," wrote Nadal in Spanish on social media on Saturday. "An old injury to the labrum of my left hip was also [fixed] which will surely help the better evolution of the tendon. I want to thank doctors Marc Philippon, Jaume Vilaro and Angel Ruiz-Cotorro for their work. "I will start progressive functional rehabilitation immediately and the normal recovery process they tell me is 5 months, if all goes well." Hola a todos. Como sabéis anoche tuve una intervención quirúrgica. Todo ha ido bien y la artroscopia fue en el tendón del psoas izquierdo que me ha tenido apartado de la competición desde enero.— Rafa Nadal (@RafaelNadal) The Spaniard, who has not competed since the © Copyright 1994 - 2022 ATP Tour, Inc. All Rights Reserved. No part of this site may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any way or by any means (including photocopying, recording or storing it in any medium by electronic means), without the written permission of ATP Tour, Inc.. • • • • • • • •

The world’s best players will compete at the When is the What is the format & who is playing at the 2022 When is the draw for the 2022 What is the schedule for the 2022 * Semi-finals: Saturday 19 November. Afternoon session starts at 11:30 a.m. (doubles), 2 p.m. (singles). Evening session not before 6:30 p.m. (doubles), not before 9 p.m. (singles). * Final: Sunday 20 November. Doubles final at 4 p.m. and singles final at 7 p.m. What is the prize money for the Singles Undefeated Champion: $4,740,300 Final Win: $2,200,400 Semi-Final Win: $1,070,000 Each Round-Robin Match Win: $383,300 Participation Fee: $320,000 Alternate: $150,000 Doubles(per team) Undefeated Champion: $930,300 Final Win: $350,400 Semi-Final Win: $170,000 Each Round-Robin Match Win: $93,300 Participation Fee: $130,000 Alternate: $50,000 How can I watch the How can I follow the #NittoATPFinals Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: Who won the last edition of the ( Who holds the Oldest Champion: Youngest Champion: Highest-Ranked Champion: No. 1s Lowest-Ranked Champion: No. 12 Last Home Champion: Most Match Wins:

Novak Djokovic beat Casper Ruud to win a sixth ATP Finals title in Turin. He defeated the Dane 7-5 6-3 to cap off an eventful season and now sits level on six ATP Finals titles with Roger Federer in the all-time list. Rafael Nadal had failed in his bid to win a first ATP Finals trophy but went out on a high and ensured he did not lose to a top-five ranked player in 2022 with a closing victory against Ruud during the group stage. Pre-tournament rankings leaderCarlos Alcaraz had to withdraw with a muscular injury, and Stefanos Tsitsipas did not supplant himself at the top of the end-of-year rankings because he needed a flawless tournament to do so. How did the tournament work? What were the results? The Sporting News covered the full event below. MORE: When and where were the ATP Finals 2022? Fifty-two years after they were first held, the finals took place in Turin, Italy — where they will be played until 2025 — for the second successive year. Alexander Zverev dethroned Daniil Medvedev in 2021, winning the final in straight sets. Who played at the ATP Finals 2022? The top seven players in the world and one player who has won a Grand Slam title during the year reach the finals. If more than one player outside the top seven has won a title during the year, the player who has done so with the highest ranking reaches the finals. Eighth-ranked Novak Djokovic won Wimbledon, and world number nine Taylor Fritz replaced Alcaraz because no player outside the top eight had won a major...

Carlos Alcaraz is not playing at the ATP Finals in Turin because of injury but will still finish 2022 as the world’s top-ranked male player. Photograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Carlos Alcaraz is not playing at the ATP Finals in Turin because of injury but will still finish 2022 as the world’s top-ranked male player. Photograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Rafael Nadal was eliminated from the ATP Finals after Casper Ruud took the first set off Taylor Fritz in their round-robin match in Turin, which also ensured that Nadal needed to win the tournament to take the rankings top spot from his fellow Spaniard Alcaraz, but straight-set losses to Fritz on Sunday and Félix Auger-Aliassime earlier on Tuesday left him needing Ruud to lose in straight sets to keep his hopes alive. The Norwegian, however, won the first set 6-3 against Fritz before securing victory over the American. Read more The 19-year-old Alcaraz, who is not competing at the tournament due to injury, will be confirmed as the youngest year-end No 1 since the ATP rankings began in 1973. With his 6-3, 6-4 loss to Canada’s Auger-Aliassime, the record 22-times grand slam champion Nadal has now lost four successive ATP Tour matches for the first time since 2009. Auger-Aliassime, now coached by Nadal’s uncle and longtime mentor Toni who sat in his box, will face Fritz in his final group match with a chance of making the last four. “I had one match to get used to the conditions and I felt my game was better today, I w...

The world’s best players will compete at the When is the What is the format & who is playing at the 2022 When is the draw for the 2022 What is the schedule for the 2022 * Semi-finals: Saturday 19 November. Afternoon session starts at 11:30 a.m. (doubles), 2 p.m. (singles). Evening session not before 6:30 p.m. (doubles), not before 9 p.m. (singles). * Final: Sunday 20 November. Doubles final at 4 p.m. and singles final at 7 p.m. What is the prize money for the Singles Undefeated Champion: $4,740,300 Final Win: $2,200,400 Semi-Final Win: $1,070,000 Each Round-Robin Match Win: $383,300 Participation Fee: $320,000 Alternate: $150,000 Doubles(per team) Undefeated Champion: $930,300 Final Win: $350,400 Semi-Final Win: $170,000 Each Round-Robin Match Win: $93,300 Participation Fee: $130,000 Alternate: $50,000 How can I watch the How can I follow the #NittoATPFinals Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: Who won the last edition of the ( Who holds the Oldest Champion: Youngest Champion: Highest-Ranked Champion: No. 1s Lowest-Ranked Champion: No. 12 Last Home Champion: Most Match Wins:

"Hello everyone. As you know last night I had surgery. Everything went well and the arthroscopy was on the left psoas tendon that has kept me out of competition since January," wrote Nadal in Spanish on social media on Saturday. "An old injury to the labrum of my left hip was also [fixed] which will surely help the better evolution of the tendon. I want to thank doctors Marc Philippon, Jaume Vilaro and Angel Ruiz-Cotorro for their work. "I will start progressive functional rehabilitation immediately and the normal recovery process they tell me is 5 months, if all goes well." Hola a todos. Como sabéis anoche tuve una intervención quirúrgica. Todo ha ido bien y la artroscopia fue en el tendón del psoas izquierdo que me ha tenido apartado de la competición desde enero.— Rafa Nadal (@RafaelNadal) The Spaniard, who has not competed since the

• Home • Tennis News • On the ATP results with Rafael Nadal made a losing start at his 11th ATP Finals campaign. Playing his first match in Turin, Nadal experienced a 7-6, 6-1 loss to Taylor Fritz in an hour and 37 minutes. The American beat the Spaniard for the second time this year after the The younger player made the difference with the second serve and never faced a break point. He missed his chances on the return in the opener before building an early advantage in the tie break and bringing it home. Rafael Nadal lost to Taylor Fritz on his debut in Turin. As in Paris, Nadal lost ground in the second set and experienced breaks in games four and six to propel the rival over the finish line. Thus, Rafa will have to win the remaining four matches to clinch the year-end no. 1 spot, a task that seems impossible at the moment. They stayed neck and neck in the opening set, playing on the same level in the shortest and more advanced exchanges before Taylor made the difference in the tie break. Nadal hit a double fault in the first point and could not climb back, as Fritz claimed it 7-4 with a forehand down the line winner. With a boost on his side, the younger player grabbed consecutive breaks in the second set and sealed the deal on his serve at 5-1 for his first

Novak Djokovic beat Casper Ruud to win a sixth ATP Finals title in Turin. He defeated the Dane 7-5 6-3 to cap off an eventful season and now sits level on six ATP Finals titles with Roger Federer in the all-time list. Rafael Nadal had failed in his bid to win a first ATP Finals trophy but went out on a high and ensured he did not lose to a top-five ranked player in 2022 with a closing victory against Ruud during the group stage. Pre-tournament rankings leaderCarlos Alcaraz had to withdraw with a muscular injury, and Stefanos Tsitsipas did not supplant himself at the top of the end-of-year rankings because he needed a flawless tournament to do so. How did the tournament work? What were the results? The Sporting News covered the full event below. MORE: When and where were the ATP Finals 2022? Fifty-two years after they were first held, the finals took place in Turin, Italy — where they will be played until 2025 — for the second successive year. Alexander Zverev dethroned Daniil Medvedev in 2021, winning the final in straight sets. Who played at the ATP Finals 2022? The top seven players in the world and one player who has won a Grand Slam title during the year reach the finals. If more than one player outside the top seven has won a title during the year, the player who has done so with the highest ranking reaches the finals. Eighth-ranked Novak Djokovic won Wimbledon, and world number nine Taylor Fritz replaced Alcaraz because no player outside the top eight had won a major...