And now? It’s not that Sinner risks finding himself immediately facing each other in the semi-finals Alcaraz? The question from Italian fans immediately after the certainty of first place won by the South Tyrolean in their group at ATP Finals in Turin it is legitimate. The odds that the two great dominators of the season (2 Slam events each, ndr) find themselves facing each other before the final, given that Alcaraz lost to Ruud on his debut and on Friday the next round will be played against Zverev. Let’s analyze what these eventualities are.
Alcaraz qualifies as second if… all combinations
1) If he loses 2-1 with Zverev and Rublev wins 2-0 with Ruud, Alcaraz goes from second (with the German first).
2) If he loses 2-0 with Zverev and Rublev wins 2-0, Alcaraz can move from second if he finishes first by game difference in the three-way count with Rublev and Ruud all three finishing with just one victory.
3) If he beats Zverev 2-0 and Ruud wins 2-0 with Rublev, Alcaraz can finish second if he finishes second in the calculation of the game difference in the three-way calculation with Zverev and Ruud who would all three close the group in top with two victories.
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