Djokovic joins Alcaraz in qualifying for ATP Finals
The Serb has now qualified for the season-ending event 16 times, the joint-third most in history
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Six-time champion Novak Djokovic secured his place in the season-ending ATP Finals thanks to his quarter-final win over Taylor Fritz in Cincinnati on Friday.
The Serb joins Carlos Alcaraz in booking his spot in the eight-man event. It is his 16th time the 36-year-old has qualified for the tournament, the joint-third most in history.
Reaching Cincinnati semi-finals, Novak Djokovic is officially qualified for the ATP Finals 2023!
✅ Most year qualified:
1️⃣ Federer – 18
2️⃣ Nadal – 17
3️⃣ Djokovic – 16
= Connors – 16
5️⃣ Agassi – 15 pic.twitter.com/fFC4KY6czw— We Are Tennis (@WeAreTennis) August 19, 2023
Djokovic won the ATP Finals for the sixth time in 2022, equalling the record set by Roger Federer.
The ATP Finals will be held in Turin from November 12-19.
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