ESpanish tennis seeks his first title in the ‘Next Gen’ Finals by Carlos Alcaraz. The tournament, which brings together the best tennis players in the world under 21 years of age in Milan – with the permission of the absent Jannik Sinner and Flix Auger-Aliassime – has Murcian to his main favorite according to the ATP ranking, which already places him at the gates of the ‘Top 30’.Following their victory over Rune in the first Group A match, Alcaraz is measured this Wednesday, November 10 at Brandon Nakashima no earlier than 3:00 p.m. Spanish time, after the Cerndolo-Rune.
Alcaraz try to emulate South Korean Chung Hyeon, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Sinner, winners of the first three editions – last year was not celebrated due to the pandemic. The Murcia is the third Spanish tennis player to participate in the event. Jaume Munar was present at the 2018 edition and reached the semifinals. The Mallorcan lost to Alex de Miaur and also gave up the match for third and fourth place to Andrey Rublev. Alejandro Davidovich played in 2019, staying in the group stage.
Game system of the ‘Next Gen’ Finals
The eight classified tennis players are divided into two groups of four. The best two will advance to the semifinals. The Matches are best of five sets, but heats are four games. Similarly, there is no advantage to the deuce and the gold point is applied. The fans have freedom of movement during the match. The ‘hawk’s eye’ replaces the linesmen. A clock controls the time that is used in the service. There is instant replay and the professionals have a towel rack in the corners of the track to put down towels.
The heating goes from 4 minutes to 1; Coaches will be able to give instructions from the court without using headphones as in the past; The realization of placing cameras on the network to view images that are not usually seen; You can only request medical assistance once; and a maximum of three minutes to go to the bathroom.
Where to see the Next Gen ATP Finals and the match between Alcaraz and Nakashima
The Next Gen ATP Finals can be seen in Vamos and Movistar Deportes, both the clashes of the two groups as well as the semifinals on Friday and the final that will be held on Saturday. The match between Carlos Alcaraz and Brandon Nakashima which is playing today, November 10, can be seen from 3:00 p.m. on Movistar Deportes.
You will find all the information of the Next Gen ATP Finals at MARCA.com with the direct of the parties, the chronicles and the declarations of the protagonists.
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