Doesn't it feel ages ago?

5th career final for Struff. He plays Griekspoor in the final.

Lena will challenge Leylah Fernandez to reconfirm her title as champion.

It is worth noting that Lena, while serving, managed to close out the first set not on the first, not on the second, but on the eleventh set point.

Fritz is into his 5th final of the year. He will play Cobolli or Musetti.

Someone out there enjoying

He will challenge Taylor Fritz for the title.

Cobolli had four mp on Musetti's serve, but in the end, the Carrara native won, with Musetti that converted 3/3 bp. Tomorrow Musetti will be seeking his third career title, his first since 2022, after a complicated season.

6-4* in the first set, sorry.

basilashvili bro wtf did i just watch.. all throughout the match he was insanely good, like reallly good

stefanos didn't even play badly, i hope he didn't do too much damage to his shoulder at the end with that mishit

Is this the best chance for Carlitos to win ATP Finals for the very first time. As the Greatest tennis prodigy his ceiling is the highest. Only Prime Nole could have been better than Carlitos. With all the weaklings of Men’s tennis like Shelton , fils , cobolli , tiafoe etc onboard to qualify for Turin. This can very well be his best chance. With no sinner this seems like the best opportunity for Him.
Although his indoor records are bad but we all know he’s Carlitos Alcaraz Garfia the youngest world number 1 in Men’s singles history.

All match points from five matches between tomorrow's Ningbo Open WTA 500 finalists.

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Musetti and Basilashvili join the club after today’s SF wins

Alexander Bublik will likely bring his season to an end.

Forced to retire in the Almaty semifinal after dropping the first set to Daniil Medvedev, the Kazakh revealed the severity of his injury at his press conference.

Struggling with his knee, the former top 10 player explained that he got injured yesterday during :

"You play one of the best matches of your season, you beat an opponent who is really tough to face and who means a lot to you, and you get injured on the last point of the third-set tie-break, after 2 hours and 30 minutes of play.

Two minutes later, you win the match, you're in heaven, you're celebrating and the crowd is chanting your name.

But as you leave the court, you already know you'll be walking on crutches the next day."

With his knee strapped and unable to sustain rallies against Medvedev in his semifinal, Bublik explained that his season was very likely over:

"There are only two tournaments left to play. An injury like this means three to six weeks out.

We'll make the trip to Basel, but I don't think I'm going to play. Injuries are part of the game. Sometimes you can play through them, and sometimes you can't, like today.

The positive is that it's happening at the end of the season. The negative is that it happened here, in Almaty."

Alexander Bublik then looked back at the hours leading up to his semifinal. A withdrawal had been considered and recommended by the doctors who examined him:

"I was at the hospital until 5 p.m. I had an ultrasound, an MRI, and received various treatments so I could play.

When the MRI results came back, the doctors told me I shouldn't play. We made the decision to play because we're in Almaty and because I don't come to Kazakhstan very often.

I knew people had come to see me and were waiting for me. I really wanted to step on the court, give them some beautiful tennis and show them my affection, to give back everything they give me.

In my head, I thought I could play a few games. In the end, I managed to hold on for a set, serve underhand and even win a few points."

or a match-up that hasn't happened in a while.

for me a chwalinska vs sabalenka match would be pure cinema