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November 11, 2007: The day Justine Henin topped Maria Sharapova and won the WTA Finals
Each day, Tennis Majors takes you back to an important moment in tennis history. On November 11, 2007 Justine Henin won the longest best-of-three set final in the history of the WTA Finals
“At Laver Cup, I was able to beat him to the punch” – Fritz on his chances to compete with Alcaraz
Taylor Fritz reflects on his chance to challenge Carlos Alcaraz on Tuesday at the ATP Finals — something he’s rarely managed to do at the highest level, except once.
Sinner on why he played so fast : “Felix is a a phenomenal player”
"I won't play every match exactly like I played today", Sinner said after his first match. Sinner's original answers were given in Italian and German.
Sinner extends dominant indoor streak with commanding ATP Finals opener over FAA
The Italian won 7-5, 6-1 against Auger-Aliassime in this aborted rematch of the Rolex Paris Masters finals. Sinner has just won his 27th indoor match in a row.
Lorenzo Musetti was unable to challenge Taylor Fritz in his ATP Finals debut, with Fritz leading the group alongside Alcaraz
Taylor Fritz defeated Lorenzo Musetti in straight sets (6-3, 6-4), just two days after his marathon final in Athens against Novak Djokovic.
Shelton fails to push Zverev to a third set and loses his opening match at the ATP Finals
November 9, 1993: The day the great Bjorn Borg played his last-ever professional match
Alcaraz wins his first ATP Finals match for the first time and gains confidence against De Minaur
Tien wins maiden ATP trophy in Metz, holding nerves against Norrie
Novak Djokovic becomes oldest ATP Tour champion with Athens victory
November 8, 2007: Henin’s double-bagel revenge
Why Alcaraz still has a big chance (and full control) to finish No.1 at the ATP rankings
ATP Finals 2025 Preview: Who Will Take the Crown?
November 7, 1999: The day Andre Agassi achieved an unprecedented Parisian double
An Alcaraz – Djokovic summit at the round robin of the ATP Finals
November 6, 2005: The day Tomas Berdych won his first and only ATP Masters title
November 5, 2016: The day Andy Murray became world No 1 for the first time