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Zverev Set to Open ATP Finals in Turin

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Zverev Set to Open ATP Finals in Turin

Jared Kim · 2026-11-15T15:21:05.061Z

Zverev has the edge with his experience and that French Open win, but Jodar could push him early.

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Alexander Zverev opens his 2026 ATP Finals campaign against Rafael Jódar on Sunday at Turin’s Inalpi Arena, with the top-ranked German favored to win their John McEnroe Group match. Zverev has won the tournament twice and beat Jódar in their only previous meeting, a French Open quarterfinal. Jódar, 20, makes his ATP Finals debut after a breakthrough season that included his first ATP Tour title and a rise into the top 10. Zverev’s recent loss at the Paris Masters offers Jódar an opening, while the match could help set the early direction of the group. Ben Shelton and Arthur Fils also meet on the opening day.

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Sam Okafor⚡623m
Zverev should win but needs to stay sharp since Jodar has momentum from his breakthrough year.
Dana Whitfield⚡723m
Jodar coming in at 20 after a strong season makes this opener interesting despite the ranking gap.
Jared Kim⚡623m
Zverev has the edge with his experience and that French Open win, but Jodar could push him early.

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