ATP Finals 2026: groups, schedule, format and how to watch

The 2026 Nitto ATP Finals run from Sunday 15 to Sunday 22 November at the Inalpi Arena in Turin, with the final on 22 November. Qualified: Zverev, Alcaraz, Shelton, Medvedev, Fils, Cobolli, Tiafoe, Jodar.

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The 2026 Nitto ATP Finals run from Sunday 15 to Sunday 22 November at the Inalpi Arena in Turin, with the final on 22 November. Eight singles players are split into the John McEnroe Group and the Ivan Lendl Group, and the top two in each group reach the semi-finals on 21 November. Jannik Sinner, the defending champion, is not playing. Here is the full picture.

ATP Finals 2026: key dates and venue

  • Dates: 15 to 22 November 2026.
  • Venue: Inalpi Arena, Turin, on indoor hard courts. The LTA lists a capacity of up to 12,000.
  • Round robin: Sunday 15 to Friday 20 November.
  • Semi-finals: Saturday 21 November.
  • Finals: Sunday 22 November, doubles final at 3pm and singles final at 6pm (CET).
  • Total prize money: $15,750,000, according to the ATP.

The groups

The draw took place on Thursday 12 November. As reported in our draw article, world No 1 Alexander Zverev heads the John McEnroe Group, while Carlos Alcaraz leads the Ivan Lendl Group.

John McEnroe Group
John McEnroe Group
Rank Player Country Seed
1 Alexander Zverev Germany 1
2 Ben Shelton USA 3
3 Arthur Fils France 6
4 Rafael Jodar Spain 8
Ivan Lendl Group
Ivan Lendl Group
Rank Player Country Seed
1 Carlos Alcaraz Spain 2
2 Daniil Medvedev Russia 4
3 Flavio Cobolli Italy 5
4 Frances Tiafoe USA 7
Source: Tennis Majors, 12 Nov 2026

Alex de Minaur and Taylor Fritz are the two alternates. Sinner is out with a knee injury.

Doubles groups

Doubles groups

Todd Woodbridge GroupDoubles
Harri Heliovaara / Henry Patten[1]
Marcelo Arevalo / Mate Pavic[4]
Theo Arribage / Albano Olivetti[6]
Orlando Luz / Rafael Matos[8]
Mark Woodforde GroupDoubles
Christian Harrison / Neal Skupski[2]
Marcel Granollers / Horacio Zeballos[3]
Simone Bolelli / Andrea Vavassori[5]
Kevin Krawietz / Tim Puetz[7]

Source: Tennis Majors, 12 Nov 2026

Heliovaara and Patten are the defending doubles champions.

How the week works

Each player meets the other three in his group. After the round robin, the group winner and the runner-up of the opposite group meet in the semi-finals, and the winners play the final.

  • Singles matches: best of three tie-break sets, including the final.
  • Doubles matches: two tie-break sets, with a 10-point match tie-break at one set all.

Order of play

Every session pairs a doubles match with a singles match. All times below are CET.

Session timesCET
Round robin (15 to 20 Nov)Afternoon sessionDoubles 11.30am, singles 2pm
Evening sessionDoubles 6pm, singles not before 8.30pm
Semi-finals (21 Nov)Afternoon sessionDoubles 12pm, singles 2.30pm
Evening sessionDoubles not before 6pm, singles not before 8.30pm
Finals (22 Nov)Doubles final 3pm, singles final 6pm

Source: ATP, 9 Nov 2026

Opening two days

Sunday 15 November

Inalpi Arena, TurinTimes in CET
11.30amDoubles, Todd Woodbridge GroupHeliovaara / Patten[1]vsLuz / Matos[8]
2pmSingles, John McEnroe GroupAlexander Zverev[1]vsRafael Jodar[8]
Not before 6pmDoubles, Todd Woodbridge GroupArevalo / Pavic[4]vsArribage / Olivetti[6]
Not before 8.30pmSingles, John McEnroe GroupBen Shelton[3]vsArthur Fils[6]

Seeds in brackets. Source: Tennis Majors, 12 Nov 2026

Monday 16 November

Inalpi Arena, TurinTimes in CET
11.30amDoubles, Mark Woodforde GroupGranollers / Zeballos[3]vsBolelli / Vavassori[5]
2pmSingles, Ivan Lendl GroupCarlos Alcaraz[2]vsFrances Tiafoe[7]
Not before 6pmDoubles, Mark Woodforde GroupHarrison / Skupski[2]vsKrawietz / Puetz[7]
Not before 8.30pmSingles, Ivan Lendl GroupDaniil Medvedev[4]vsFlavio Cobolli[5]

Seeds in brackets. Source: Tennis Majors, 12 Nov 2026

Shelton against Fils is the pick of the opening day, and Zverev faces Shelton in the same group.

Round-robin tie-break rules

Group standings are decided by the first of these that applies, according to Chapter 4 of the ATP Rulebook:

  • Wins: greatest number of wins.
  • Matches played: greatest number of matches played, so a 2-1 record beats 2-0, and 1-2 beats 1-0.
  • Head-to-head: used if only two players are tied.
  • Three-way ties: highest percentage of sets won, then highest percentage of games won, then ATP ranking at the end of the season.

If a three-way tie leaves one clear best or worst player, the remaining two are separated by head-to-head.

How to watch the Nitto ATP Finals 2026

The ATP’s official broadcast list for 2026 names these partners. TennisTV.com also carries live and on-demand coverage.

Broadcasters2026
United KingdomSky UK (the LTA says Sky Sports Tennis and NOW TV)
United StatesTennis Channel
FranceEurosport France
ItalySky Italia, Mediaset
SpainTelefonica / Movistar
Germany, AustriaSky Deutschland
SwitzerlandSRG, Sky Deutschland
NetherlandsZiggo Sport
CanadaTSN
AustraliabeIN SPORTS Australia

Source: Nitto ATP Finals, LTA

Other territories are listed on the official TV schedule page.

Who is playing, and who is not

  • Zverev: the world No 1, chasing a third title after winning in 2018 and 2021.
  • Alcaraz: a fourth appearance, with a final in 2023 on his record.
  • Medvedev: champion in 2020, back after missing the 2025 field.
  • Debutants: Cobolli, Fils, Tiafoe and Jodar all play for the first time.
  • Sinner: out injured. He beat Alcaraz 7-6(4), 7-5 in the 2025 final.

Read how the field was completed in our Race to Turin report.

FAQ

When is the ATP Finals 2026 final?

The singles final is on Sunday 22 November at 6pm CET at the Inalpi Arena in Turin, preceded by the doubles final at 3pm.

Who is in the John McEnroe Group?

Alexander Zverev, Ben Shelton, Arthur Fils and Rafael Jodar. The Ivan Lendl Group has Carlos Alcaraz, Daniil Medvedev, Flavio Cobolli and Frances Tiafoe.

Is Jannik Sinner playing the ATP Finals 2026?

No. The defending champion is out with a knee injury, and Alex de Minaur and Taylor Fritz are the alternates.

How many players reach the semi-finals?

Four. The top two in each group of four advance, and the winner of each group meets the runner-up of the other.

How much prize money is at stake?

The total prize money is $15,750,000, according to the ATP.

Sources: ATP, Nitto ATP Finals, ATP Rulebook, LTA, Tennis Majors.

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