Published 19:58 IST, November 11th 2019
Stefanos Tsitsipas' funny reaction on ATP World Tour Finals debut
Stefanos Tsitsipas funnily reacted when quizzed on his ATP World Tour Finals debut. The Greek tennis player said that he did not know he had qualified.
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Stefas Tsitsipas, who will be making his ATP Finals debut, hilariously reacted in an interview on Monday. Greek Tennis player funnily said that he did t kw that he was playing year-end finals. Tsitsipas takes on Daniil Medvedev in centre court at 7:30 pm (IST) on Monday.
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Watch Stefas Tsitsipas' funny reaction on ATP finals debut
ATP Tour posted a short video on ir official Twitter account. In video, Stefas Tsitsipas can be seen saying, “ Way! Ohh really? I didn’t kw that” after ATP captioned it as “Hey @StefTsitsipas, guess what? You're making your #NittoATPFinals debut TODAY.” Earlier ATP h shared a video of Roger Federer and Rafael Nal having a candid chat.
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Stefa Tsitsipas takes on Daniil Medvedev
Stefas Tsitsipas is currently ranked 6th in ATP Rankings will take on Medvedev on Monday. Both players making ir ATP Finals debut will look to build on ir stellar runs in 2019. Medvedev, who is seeded 4th in tournament, has a favourable record against his Greek opponent. Russian has a 5-0 vant over Tsitsipas, though games have been very close.
Stefas Tsitsipas has h a smooth transition from younger levels to senior st. Last year, he h won NextGen ATP finals and will look to continue his good run after securing his 50th win of season in Rolex Paris Masters. 21-year-old is youngest player to be ranked in Top 10 in ATP World Rankings. His career-best 5th rank is highest by a Greek player in Tennis history.
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ATP World Tour kicks off
ATP Finals took centre st in London on Sunday. tournament is contested between 8 highest ranked singles and doubles players in ATP World Rankings. top 8 eight are divided into two groups with World .1 Nal, Medvedev, Tsitsipas and Zverev drawn in Group Agassi while Group Borg has likes of 5-time winner Djokovic, World .3 Federer, Thiem and Berrettini.
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18:23 IST, November 11th 2019