ATP Finals 2026 Schedule: Match Times and How to Watch Live

The Inalpi Arena in Turin hosts the 2026 ATP Finals from November 15 to 22, bringing together the top eight players of the tennis season for the traditional round-robin tournament, according to ESPN Deportes.

The season-ending championship returns to Italy with matches scheduled across two distinct round-robin pools. Group play runs through Friday, November 20. The top two competitors from each pool advance to the semifinals on Saturday, November 21, ahead of the singles final on Sunday, November 22.

McEnroe and Lendl Groups Start Tournament Play

The tournament format groups the field into the John McEnroe group and the Ivan Lendl group for the opening week of competition.

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Sunday, November 15 marks the opening of the John McEnroe group. Alexander Zverev faces Rafael Jódar at 10 a.m. Argentina and Chile time, 8 a.m. in Colombia and Peru, and 7 a.m. in Mexico. Later that day, Ben Shelton plays Arthur Fils at 16:30 in Argentina and Chile, 14:30 in Colombia and Peru, and 13:30 in Mexico.

Action continues Monday, November 16 with the Ivan Lendl group fixtures. Carlos Alcaraz meets Frances Tiafoe at the morning slot of 10 a.m. Mexico. Daniil Medvedev plays Flavio Cobolli in the afternoon session at 16:30 Argentina and Chile, 14:30 Colombia and Peru, and 13:30 Mexico.

Broadcast Details for the Region

Regional television and streaming coverage for the event falls to ESPN and its Disney+ Premium platform. The network handles live broadcasts for all group matches, knockout rounds, and the final from the Inalpi Arena.

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