The story began in 1970, when the event first took shape as the Masters Grand Prix. Decades later, it stands as the ATP Finals, the pinnacle of men’s tennis. As the 2025 season reaches its climax, the world’s best eight players are set to converge in Turin from November 9 to 16 for the ultimate battle to close the year.

The top eight players of the season have been named for the finals, and they will battle against each other in the court of the Inalpi Arena in Italy. The eight players who have qualified for the 2025 Turin ATP Finals are:

• Jannik Sinner (Italy)
• Lorenzo Musetti (Italy)
• Carlos Alcaraz (Spain)
• Alexander Zverev (Germany)
• Taylor Fritz (USA)
• Ben Shelton (USA)
• Alex de Minaur (Australia)
• Felix Auger-Aliassime (Canada)

The Nitto ATP Finals this season are being headlined by Carlos Alcaraz after the Spaniard has had an exceptional run in 2025. However, Alcaraz will also be facing a tough challenge from the end of the defending champion, Jannik Sinner, who will aim to defend his trophy in front of his home crowd.

And this time, fans will also witness Sinner and Alcaraz fight their way to the top rank because of the difference of just 250 points between the stars. Now, with the stakes rising high, you must be eager to know where you can stream the showdown live.

The Sky Sports channels will be streaming the event live. Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+ will telecast the championship, and these channels are integrated into Sky TV, NOW, and the app. While this would be the most convenient way for the UK audience, fans from other ends of the world must not worry.

In the USA, tennis enthusiasts can catch the ATP Finals live via DirecTV, Fubo Sports, as well as Sling Sports. The country that is hosting the championship this year can support Sinner and Musetti while catching the action live via Rai Play.

And alongside them, fans from Australia can watch the game on beIN Sports. To support their favorite athlete, Indian fans can tune in to Sony LIV and watch the finals.

From November 9, the event shall kick off at 2 pm  CET. For the USA, the show would begin with a match between Carlos Alcaraz and Alex de Minaur at 8 am EST on Sunday, November 9.

2025 ATP Finals (singles schedule – day one and two)

Sunday 9th November:
Carlos Alcaraz (1) v Alex de Minaur (7): Not before 1400GMT

Alexander Zverev (3) v Ben Shelton (5): Not before 2030GMT

Monday 10th November:

Lorenzo Musetti (9) v Taylor Fritz (6): Not before 1400GMT

Jannick Sinner (2) v Felix Auger-Aliassime (8): Not before 2030GMT

The championship follows a round-robin format. The eight selected players have been divided into 2 groups with 4 members in each. The first group, the Bjorn Borg group, has Sinner, Zverev, Auger-Aliassime, and Shelton. On the other hand, the second group, Jimmy Connors’ group, will have Alcaraz, Musetti, de Minaur, and Fritz. Lorenzo Musetti has entered the ATP Finals after a sudden announcement that came from Djokovic’s side.

How Novak Djokovic’s last-minute decision gave Lorenzo Musetti the surprise entry to the ATP Finals

Right after coming out victorious from the ATP 250 in Athens, Djokovic announced that left his fans disheartened. Djokovic stated that he has been dealing with a shoulder injury. And owing to the same, he would not be turning up in Turin to play the ATP Finals. The previous year, too, Djokovic did not participate in the season-ending championship.

Sharing the news, the Serbian legend stated in disappointment, “I was really looking forward to competing in Turin and giving my best, but after today’s final in Athens, I regret to share that I must withdraw due to a continuing injury.”

Such an unprecedented withdrawal gave Musetti a ticket to the ATP Finals. He lost to Djokovic in the Athens final. Musetti’s entry to the ATP Finals also marked the 23-year-old’s debut in the championship.

Novak Djokovic furthermore added, “I am so sorry to the fans who were looking forward to seeing me play; your support means so much to me. I wish all the players an amazing tournament.” Also, making a promise to be back in the court in full form he stated, “and I look forward to being back on the court with you all soon!” Now, as the ATP Finals are ready to unravel in Turin, fans would just wait to witness to finally bag the trophy and the $5 million prize.