Sinner Faces Zverev at ATP Finals 2025 in Turin Showdown

TORINO, Italy — Jannik Sinner faced Alexander Zverev in a highly anticipated match at the ATP Finals on November 12, 2025, after a strong start in the tournament. The Italian player entered the match with a five-to-four lead in their head-to-head. Both players had strong showings earlier in the tournament, setting the stage for an enthralling contest.

Max Allegri, the Milan coach, was seen supporting Sinner from the stands. The match started with a solid exchange of serves, with both players demonstrating their skills. Sinner quickly established himself, winning the first set 6-4.

The match shifted momentum when Zverev capitalized on Sinner’s mistakes, but Sinner managed to save three break points, showcasing his resilience. As the game progressed, Zverev struggled against Sinner’s powerful forehand but remained competitive, utilizing his backhand to equalize scores at crucial moments.

Fans noted significant support for Sinner, including a creative display of a giant poster in the stands. Sinner maintained pressure with impressive service games, collecting numerous aces and keeping errors to a minimum.

In the second set, Sinner continued his excellent form, breaking Zverev’s serve early on. Despite Zverev’s attempts to mount a comeback, Sinner held his ground and won the set decisively. The match concluded with Sinner’s dominating performance, as he aims for another victory to secure qualification for the semifinals.

Following the match, Sinner expressed his satisfaction with his performance, emphasizing the importance of focus and adaptation in such high-stakes matches. His next challenge will be against Sascha Zverev on November 14, an encounter that could shape the outcome of the tournament.