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    Nitto ATP Finals

    Also known as ATP Finals, Nitto ATP Finals, ATP World Tour Finals

    The Nitto ATP Finals is the men's year-end tennis championship, played by the season's best eight singles players and doubles teams in a round-robin then knockout format.[1] The 2026 edition is at Turin's Inalpi Arena from 15 to 22 November; Zverev and Alcaraz have qualified, while 2025 champion Jannik Sinner is out for the rest of 2026.[2][3][4]

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    Key facts

    The Nitto ATP Finals is the last tournament of the men’s tennis season. It features only the year’s best eight singles players and doubles teams.[1] The 2026 edition runs from 15 to 22 November at the Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy.[2]

    Format

    Players start in a round-robin stage, and each plays three matches for a place in the knockout semi-finals and the final.[1] An undefeated champion earns 1,500 ranking points, more than a Masters 1000 title (1,000) but less than a Grand Slam (2,000).[5]

    Qualification

    Players earn places through the PIF ATP Race to Turin, which counts points won during the season. The top seven after the Paris Masters qualify. The eighth place goes to a current-year Grand Slam champion ranked 8th to 20th, or otherwise to the eighth-placed player.[6] How the Race differs from the rankings is explained in How tennis rankings and the Finals race work.

    The 2026 race

    Jannik Sinner qualified first, on 10 July 2026, when he reached the Wimbledon final. Alexander Zverev followed on 6 August and Carlos Alcaraz on 16 September.[3] Sinner has not played since winning Wimbledon because of a knee injury, and the ATP lists him as out for the rest of 2026.[4]

    Before the Shanghai Masters, Ben Shelton was fourth in the Race and could clinch his place by reaching the fourth round there. Flavio Cobolli, Frances Tiafoe, Arthur Fils, Daniil Medvedev, Novak Djokovic and Alex de Minaur followed.[7][8] Djokovic, a record seven-time Finals champion, climbed to ninth after winning the China Open.[9][10] Live results are in the Asian swing 2026 tracker.

    Turin

    The Finals moved to Turin in 2021. In July 2026 the ATP and the Italian federation (FITP) extended the city’s hosting through 2027.[11] The 2025 edition drew a record 229,879 spectators and offered a record $15.5 million in prize money. Sinner won it undefeated and earned $5.07 million.[12] For 2026 the arena’s seating capacity is being raised to more than 13,500.[13]

    Questions readers ask

    When and where are the 2026 ATP Finals?

    At the Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy, from 15 to 22 November 2026.[2]

    How do players qualify for the ATP Finals?

    The top seven in the ATP Race to Turin after the Paris Masters qualify. The eighth place goes to a current-year Grand Slam champion ranked 8th to 20th, or else to the eighth-placed player.[6]

    Who has qualified for the 2026 ATP Finals?

    Sinner, Zverev and Alcaraz were the first three qualifiers. The ATP lists Sinner as out for the rest of 2026 with a knee injury.[3][4]

    Who won the 2025 ATP Finals?

    Jannik Sinner won the 2025 title without losing a match and earned a record $5.07 million.[12]

    Who has won the most ATP Finals titles?

    Novak Djokovic, with seven.[9]

    Sources

    · 13 claims from 3 publishers

    Each numbered claim is a statement we checked against the sources listed with it. Tap a number in the text to see its sources in place.

    1. [1]

      The Nitto ATP Finals features the year's best eight singles players and doubles teams in a round-robin format, with each player playing three group matches before knockout semi-finals. confirmedas of 2026-10-11

    2. [2]

      The 2026 Nitto ATP Finals will be played at the Inalpi Arena in Turin from 15 to 22 November 2026. confirmedas of 2026-09-16

    3. [3]

      Sinner (10 July), Zverev (6 August) and Alcaraz (16 September) were the first three players to qualify for the 2026 Nitto ATP Finals. confirmedas of 2026-09-16

    4. [4]

      World No. 1 Jannik Sinner withdrew from the Shanghai Masters with a knee injury that had kept him out since winning Wimbledon in July 2026, and the ATP lists him as out for the rest of 2026. confirmedas of 2026-10-08

    5. [5]

      Under the 2026 ATP points table, winners earn 2,000 points at a Grand Slam, 1,000 at a Masters 1000, 500 at an ATP 500 and 250 at an ATP 250; an undefeated ATP Finals champion earns 1,500. confirmedas of 2026-10-11

    6. [6]

      The ATP Race to Turin counts points won during the season; the top seven players in the Race after the Paris Masters qualify for the Nitto ATP Finals; the eighth place goes to a current-year Grand Slam champion ranked 8th to 20th, or otherwise to the eighth-placed player. confirmedas of 2026-10-11

    7. [7]

      Before Shanghai, the ATP said Ben Shelton, fourth in the Race, would secure his place at the Nitto ATP Finals by reaching the fourth round in Shanghai. confirmedas of 2026-10-08

    8. [8]

      Before Shanghai, the ATP Live Race to Turin was led by Alexander Zverev (8,650 points, qualified), Jannik Sinner (7,950), Carlos Alcaraz (4,560, qualified), Ben Shelton (4,440) and Flavio Cobolli (3,540), with Tiafoe, Fils, Medvedev, Djokovic and de Minaur next. confirmedas of 2026-10-08

    9. [9]

      Djokovic is a record seven-time Nitto ATP Finals champion. confirmedas of 2026-10-07

    10. [10]

      The Beijing title was Djokovic's 102nd tour-level title; at 39 he extended his China Open record to 34-0 and climbed to ninth in the ATP Live Race to Turin. confirmedas of 2026-10-07

    11. [11]

      The Nitto ATP Finals were first held in Turin in 2021, and in July 2026 the ATP and the Italian federation (FITP) extended Turin's hosting through 2027. confirmedas of 2026-07-16

    12. [12]

      The 2025 Nitto ATP Finals drew a record 229,879 spectators and $15.5 million in prize money; Jannik Sinner won the title undefeated and earned $5.07 million. confirmedas of 2026-07-16

    13. [13]

      For 2026 the Inalpi Arena's seating capacity is being increased to more than 13,500. confirmedas of 2026-07-16

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