Only five days ago, it was November 14th, Jannik Sinner achieved the feat of winning for the first time in his career against the number one in the world, Novak Djokovic (7-5, 6-7, 7-6), in the round of ATP Finals in Turin.
The final
Today, Sunday 19 November, the two will play the final. They find themselves adversaries. On the one hand the South Tyrolean, who went where no Italian tennis player had ever gone, capable of winning for the third time against the Russian Daniil Medvedev (6-3, 6-7, 6-1). A match which among other things was a great success with the public live and on TV. The Pala Alpitour match on Saturday afternoon, broadcast from 2.30pm on Sky Sport Tennis and Sky Sport Uno, was seen by 819 thousand spectators on average with a 5.4% share and a peak of 1 million 58 thousand spectators during the third set. This is the second best audience ever for a tennis match on Sky, just behind the 2021 Wimbledon final between Matteo Berrettini and Novak Djokovic.
On the other, the Serbian, who got rid of Carlos Alcaraz in the semifinals (6-3, 6-2). «It was a very, very difficult match. I tried to be a little more aggressive especially in the third, he shot very hard. In the end I found the right solution, I served much better and now let’s move on, see how it goes. It’s not a problem to handle the pressure. Of course, when you play at home maybe there’s more waiting but the wave of affection from people is really a very strong push, it means a lot to me. I dedicate my life to tennis. There’s a lot of work behind it, but now I’m also having fun. I see that with work I can achieve important goals”, these were Sinner’s words at the end of the semi-final victory.
Challenge with Djokovic
Now he tries again with Djokovic. At the end of the match with the Spaniard he said: «From the start I knew it would be an intense match, it’s always like that with Carlos. We have played four times in the last 18 months, he is one of the most complete tennis players I have ever faced. I’m the player who spent the most time on the court, finishing in two sets is positive. From the break in the first set the match changed.”
Where to see it on TV
The two will take to the court at 6pm. The match will be broadcast on Raiuno – and no longer on Raidue, the flagship state TV network had not broadcast tennis since 1999 -, Sky Sport, Sky Sport Uno, Sky Sport Tennis and streaming on Rai Play, Sky Go and Now.
2023-11-19 13:14:48
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