Turin Prize Money Soars
The total prize pool for the 2026 ATP Finals reaches 15.75 million US dollars.
Players taking part in the year-end tournament secure 338,000 US dollars per head simply by stepping onto the court in Turin. Every group-stage victory adds 405,000 US dollars to a competitor’s earnings.
Singles Competitors Play Round-Robin Matches in Two Groups
Eight singles competitors split into two four-man groups for the round-robin phase. Each player faces every opponent in their pool once before the knockout rounds begin. Group winners cross paths with runners-up from the opposite bracket in the semi-finals.
The tournament runs from November 15 to November 22, 2026, at the Inalpi Arena. Matches feature best-of-three sets, departing from the longer three-set format used at Grand Slam tournaments.
Watch Live via Sky Sport or Streaming Services
Sky Sport broadcasts the tournament live from Italy, with streaming available via WOW. Viewers can also purchase pay-per-view access on YouTube for 4.99 euros for a day pass or 14.99 euros for a monthly channel subscription.
Daily sessions begin at 11:30 local time, followed by evening sessions starting at 18:00. Doubles matches precede the singles fixtures throughout the week.
Top Players Join the Draw as Sinner Withdraws
The official group draw takes place on Thursday, November 12, at 12:00. Alexander Zverev enters the field as the top-ranked singles player alongside Carlos Alcaraz and Ben Shelton. Defending champion Jannik Sinner withdrew from the event due to ongoing knee issues.
Novak Djokovic misses the year-end championships on sporting merit for the first time since 2017. The seven-time tournament champion failed to secure enough ranking points during the season to qualify.
Krawietz and Pütz Play Their Final Doubles Tournament
German doubles pairing Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz compete in Turin for the final tournament of their shared career. The doubles championship match starts on Sunday, November 22, at 15:00 local time. The singles final follows immediately at 18:00.
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