ATP Finals Semifinals Live Today: Dominic Thiem

11/21/2020 Austria, World

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Given that the defeat in the last group match was insignificant, Dominic Thiem will face Novak Djokovic in the ATP final on Saturday in the semi-finals. SPOX tells you where you can watch the game on TV, live stream and live ticker.

Fighting for his sixth grand final after four grand finals and last year’s ATP Finals in London, Dominic Thiem will face first seed Novak Djokovic on Saturday. The winner of the US Open plays for the twelfth time against the winner of 17 Grand Slam. In the night’s game, Rafael Nadal (ESP-2) and Daniil Medvedev (RUS-4) determine the second runner-up in the $ 5.7 million ATP season showdown.

The 33-year-old Serb won this year’s final Djokovic-Thiem duel at the Australian Open after a tough fight and a 1: 2 deficit in the final, when he won 6: 4.4: 6.2: 6.6. : 3,6: 4 prevailed.

Dominic Thiem – Follow Novak Djokovic on TV and live stream

Like the entire ATP season, the final will also be broadcast on the pay-TV station Sky. Sky broadcasts the two sessions live every day. The meeting between Thiem and Djokovic will not start before 3 pm All matches will be in Sky Sport Austria to transfer.

Sky-Customers can also receive the game through SkyGo in a live stream. Alternatively, you can do without Sky-Buy a monthly pass on SkyTicket.

Die Streamingplattform TennisTV it also offers a paid live stream.

Watch the 2020 ATP Finals on the ticker live today

For everyone who does not have access to TV and live streaming deals from Sky have offers SPOX a live ticker to keep reading.

ATP Finals 2020 in London: Das Power Ranking

1/20

The last tournament of the year is approaching: from November 15 to 22, the eight best men of the year will play against the champion in the ATP Finals, last in London before going to Turin in 2021. Safe for Djokovic or Nadal ?

2/20

On the other hand! The ATP Finals are always good for a surprise: Tsitsipas won the tournament in 2019 and Zverev triumphed the year before. Everyone can beat everyone here. However, SPOX tries to get a power rating.

20/3

One after another: Djokovic, Medvedev, Zverev and Schwartzman landed in the group “Tokyo 1970”. Nadal, Thiem, Tsitsipas and Rublev make up the group “London 2020”. All against all, the best two of the group advance to the semifinals.

20/4

DIEGO SCHWARTZMAN (ARG): First appearance in London, no victory in 2020 tournament. Record against group opponents: Djokovic 0-5, Medvedev 0-4, Zverev 2-2

5/20

Schwartzman was the last player to qualify for the ATP Finals, which was a great success for him. Although he is not a pure sand hustler, in London he is still an obvious outsider: he has no weapons. Odds of winning: 1 percent.

20/6

DOMINIC THIEM (AUT): Fifth participation in London, victory in a tournament in 2020 (US Open). Record against their group opponents: Nadal 5-9, Tsitsipas 4-3, Rublev 2-2

7/20

He struggled to reach the final last year, but after his victory at the US Open, he was no longer completely up to the task: in Vienna he lost directly to Rublev. Then he skipped Paris. Are the batteries charged again? Chances of victory: 9 percent.

8/20

ANDREY RUBLEV (RUS): First appearance in London, five tournament wins in 2020. Record against group opponents: Nadal 0-1, Thiem 2-2, Tsitsipas 2-2

20/9

Nobody won as many tournaments as Rublev in 2020, nobody beats the ball as firmly as he. In principle he can be trusted to do anything, but he looked a bit tired in Paris (loss to Wawrinka). Chances of victory: 10 percent.

10/20

STEFANOS TSITSIPAS (GRE): Second London appearance (one title), tournament win 2020. Record against group opponents: Nadal 1-5, Thiem 3-4, Rublev 2-2

11/20

Tsitispas could become the first player to defend his title since 2015. He was very close at Roland Garros against Djokovic, but then broke against Dimitrov and Humbert. But you know how things are going in London. Chances of victory: 10 percent.

12/20

DANIIL MEDVEDEV (RUS): Second appearance in London, victory in a tournament in 2020. Record against his group opponents: Djokovic 2-4, Zverev 2-5, Schwartzman 4-0

13/20

Medvedev last won in Paris, but also arrived in London in 2019 with a lot of tailwind, losing all three group matches. “I don’t want to win this at all, just a few games,” he says modestly. Chances of victory: 10 percent.

14/20

RAFAEL NADAL (ESP): Tenth appearance in London (classified for the sixteenth time), two victories in tournaments in 2020 (French Open). Record against their group opponents: Thiem 9-5, Tsitsipas 5-1, Rublev 1-0

15/20

He cleaned the floor with Djokovic at the French Open, but lost to Zverev in the same place in the semi-finals of the Paris Masters. It’s hard to believe: he never won the ATP Finals (two final losses). Chances of victory: 15 percent.

16/20

ALEXANDER ZVEREV (GER): Fourth London appearance (one title), two tournament wins in 2020. Record against group opponents: Djokovic 2-3, Medvedev 5-2, Schwartzman 2-2

17/20

In 2018 he won the title, and in 2019 they skipped the semifinals. Two victories in the tournament in Cologne, in Paris he reached the final: Sascha is in a good mood. But: is your head clear? Chances of victory: 20 percent.

18/20

NOVAK DJOKOVIC (SRB) – 13th London appearance (five titles), four tournament wins in 2020 (Australian Open). Record against their group opponents: Zverev 3-2, Medvedev 4-2, Schwartzman 5-0

19/20

He’s certainly number one at the end of the year and he could catch up with the record winner Federer. In reality, Nole would be the clear favorite in London, if he hadn’t completely lost to Sonego in Vienna. Bad omen? Chances of victory: 25 percent.

20/20

Conclusion: Nothing really can be ruled out in London, the field is very close. So finally the participants of the 2009 final: (von hl) del Potro, Djokovic, Murray, Verdasco, Davydenko, Söderling, Federer and Nadal.

ATP Finals 2020: Individual Tournament Participants

Roger Federer is not in the top 10 due to two knee surgeries. Matteo Berrettini traveled to London as a substitute.

Name	World rankings	World Ranking Points
Novak Djokovic	1	11,830
Rafael Nadal	2	9850
Dominic Thiem	3	9125
Daniil Medvedev	4	6970
Stefanos Tsitsipas	6	5925
Alexander Zverev	7	5525
Andrey Rublev	8	3919
Diego schwartzman	9	3455
Matteo Berrettini (reservist)	10	3075

ATP Finals 2020: the individual calendar

The eight participants are divided into the two groups “Tokyo 1970” and “London 2020”.

date	Time	Player 1	Player 2
Sunday November 15	3 pm	Dominic Thiem	Stefanos Tsitsipas
Sunday November 15	21 clock	Rafael Nadal	Andrey Rublev
Mo ,, November 16	3 pm	Diego schwartzman	Novak Djokovic
Mo ,, November 16	21 clock	Daniil Medvedev	Alexander Zverev
Sun, November 17	3 pm	Dominic Thiem	Rafael Nadal
Sun, November 17	21 clock	Stefanos Tsitsipas	Andrey Rublev
Wed, Nov 18	3 pm	Alexander Zverev	Diego schwartzman
Wed, Nov 18	21 clock	Novak Djokovic	Daniil Medvedev
Sun, 19. November	3 pm	Dominic Thiem	Andrey Rublev
Sun, 19. November	21 clock	Rafael Nadal	Stefanos Tsitsipas
P., 20. November	3 pm	Novak Djokovic	Alexander Zverev
P., 20. November	21 clock	Daniil Medvedev	Diego schwartzman
Saturday, November 21 (semifinals)	3 pm	Dominic Thiem	Novak Djokovic
Saturday, November 21 (semifinals)	21 clock	Daniil Medvedev	Rafael Nadal
Sunday, November 22 (final)	19 o’clock	Winner Semifinals 1	Winner Semifinals 2

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