Djokovic, who won the Masters in the 2008, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 editions, surpassed Rublev (5) after one hour and eight minutes of play and advanced early to “semis” with a seamless performance in the stadium Pala Alpitour, in the Santa Rita neighborhood of northern Turin.
The Serbian, who reached the mark of 40 wins in Masters, was champion in 2021 in Australia, Roland Garros and Wimbledon (total 20 Grand Slam with Swiss Roger Federer and Spanish Rafael Nadal), and was installed among the four best in Turin in the absence of a date, since in his debut last Monday he had beaten Norwegian Casper Ruud (8).
The Nitto ATP Finals is divided into two groups, Green and Red, each of four tennis players who will face each other and the first two will advance to the semifinals.
The semifinals will be played on Saturday 20 and the final on Sunday, November 21.
In the doubles table, the Argentine Horacio Zeballos and catalan Marcel Granollers they settled yesterday in the semifinals before completing the last Green Group date after having won the two games they played.
For the Red Group of the doubles tournament, the Colombians Juan Sebastián Cabal and Robert Farah (Colombia) defeated the couple made up of Jamie Murray (Britain) and Bruno Soarez (Brazil) by 6-2 and 6-4.
The schedule of the day will continue as follows:
Red Group:
Not before 2:30 pm: Rajeev Ram (USA) and Joe Salisbury (Great Britain) vs. Nicolás Mahut and Pierre Hugues Herbert (France).
Green Group:
Not before 17:00: Casper Ruud (Norway) vs. Cameron Norrie (Great Britain).
Britain’s Cameron Norrie (12) joined the Green Group to replace Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas (4), who did not overcome the injury to his right elbow that he had evidenced in his match against Rublev on Monday.
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