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01:15 November 13 – Sebastian Kora vs Brandon Nakashima Click the link to see
03:15 November 13 – Carlos Alcaraz vs Sebastian Baez Click the link to see
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Overview of Next Gen ATP Finals 2021
This November, the felt ball village will welcome a series of important events. After Paris Masters, the attention will be poured back to Milan, where the Next Gen ATP Finals took place. This is a solving on the indoor yard held in Milan, Italy.
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This season, Next Gen ATP Finals will take place from November 9 to November 13, 2021 at the Allianz Cloud Stadium. This is a yard with a capacity of 5420 seats and is also held for basketball and volleyball events. Participants will not be able to calculate the score of the ATP chart.
Currently, Next Gen ATP Finals 2021 has identified 8 names attending the tournament: Carlos Alcaraz, Sebastian Korda, Lorenzo Musetti, Brandon Nakashima, Juan Manuel Cerundolo, Sebastian Baez, Holger Rune and Hugo Gaston. In the group stage, these 8 names are divided into 2 tables as follows:
Group A: Carlos Alcaraz, Brendan Nakashima, Juan Manuel Cerundolo, Holger Rune
Group B: Sebastian Kora, Lorenzo Musetti, Sebastian Baez, Hugo Gaston
The players will compete in a circle 1 turn. The two players most and second each table will win tickets to the semi -finals. The matches will take place in the format of 5 sets to win 3, but each set only needs to win up to 4 games, instead of 6 as usual.
In 2020, ATP Next Gen Finals was postponed by the pandemic. Therefore, Jannik Sinner is still the championship of the tournament. In the final in 2019, the Italian star defeated Alex de Minaur with a score of 3-0 to crown the championship. This year, Sinner also has the capacity to Next Gen ATP Finals. However, he decided to withdraw.
With the absence of Sinner, the most appreciated name this season is Carlos Alcaraz. The Spanish tennis player is dubbed the “new Nadal” and is making impressive steps in his career.
