American tennis player Taylor Fritz (5th) achieved a great victory by defeating one of the favorites, German Alexander Zverev (2nd), and qualifying for the ATP Finals final. Fritz won 7-6 (3) in an exciting match where he demonstrated a high level of play.
This will be the fifth tournament in which Fritz competes in the final this year, having previously won titles in Delray Beach and Eastbourne. With this victory, he becomes the first American tennis player to reach the final of the Masters Tournament and the US Open.
Zverev, on his part, could not maintain his serve in the first set, which allowed Fritz to take the lead. Despite trying to react in the second set, the German could not avoid defeat against his opponent's solid game.
Fritz's opponent in the final will come from the match between Italian Jannik Sinner (1st) and Norwegian Casper Ruud (7th). The match is expected to be exciting and will determine who will face the American in the grand final.
Fritz's victory was celebrated as a great achievement, especially given the difficulty of the match which lasted 2 hours and 21 minutes. Zverev, having won in previous editions, was combative but could not overcome his rival's determination.
The ATP Finals will continue with the exciting match between Sinner and Ruud, which promises to provide the audience with more intense moments of high-level tennis. Fritz proved to be an aggressive and careful player with his serves, which allowed him to remain steady under Zverev's pressure throughout the match. The final outcome highlighted Fritz's quality and determination in the tournament.
