Carlos Alcaraz made no mistake and reached the final of the ATP Finals against Jannik Sinner. The ATP number one tennis player defeated Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime in the semifinals of the Masters Tournament, with a score of 6-2, 6-4 today, November 15. Thus, the Spaniard won the penultimate round of the Turin tournament and gets a challenge against the Italian, tomorrow at 6 pm.
Match
Live matches are aggressive and spectacular. Alcaraz was solid on serve and gave little opportunities for his opponent’s initiative, which was appreciated by the Inalpi Arena crowd. The Canadian was already struggling in the first round of service and in the second round he suffered a break that made it 3-1. Alcaraz was unstoppable and immediately consolidated his lead, while the Canadian’s flashes were limited in the sixth game, being held to a goalless draw at 4-2. Then, another comfortable serve from the number one and a new break to make it 6-2 without appeal in 37 minutes.
The music partly changed in the second set, with the Canadian leveling up game by game. Alcaraz did the same and served up to 5-4. Then, a break made it 6-4 and the game went to the Spaniard. Tomorrow, a new episode of endless confrontation against Sinners.
Final of tomorrow, Sunday November 16, will start around 6 p.m.
