ATP Finals 2025: Venue, Schedule, Broadcast, Favorites

The ATP Finals 2025 is the pinnacle of the men’s tennis season, where the year’s top eight players compete in Turin. The event is one of the most prestigious tournaments in tennis, closing the annual ATP Tour and crowning the season champion. In this article, we have gathered all the essential information.

Venue and dates – where is the ATP Finals 2025 held?

A 2025 ATP Finals venue once again Turin (Italy) at the impressive Pala Alpitour Arena, which can hold 15,000 spectators.

Tournament dates: 2025. november 9–16.

Turin’s special atmosphere, the passionate Italian audience and modern infrastructure have made it one of the most popular venues among ATP players. The city is an ideal destination for tennis fans – worth visiting not just for the matches but also for sightseeing and gastronomy.

Format and schedule – how does the ATP Finals 2025 work?

A Turin ATP Finals 2025 schedule follows the familiar round-robin format. The eight best players are divided into two groups of four, playing round-robin matches. The top two from each group advance to the semi-finals, with the winners competing for the world championship title.

Expected schedule:

• November 9–12. – Group matches (two matches per day)
• November 13–14. – Final group round, deciding placements
• November 15. – Semi-finals
• November 16. – Final (singles and doubles)

The tournament is played on indoor hard court surface, resulting in fast play and shorter rallies – favoring aggressive, attacking players.

ATP Finals 2025 TV broadcast – where can you watch the matches?

For Hungarian fans, the 2025 ATP Finals broadcast will be available on multiple platforms.
The matches are expected to be broadcast on Eurosport and Max (formerly HBO Max) services with Hungarian commentary.

In addition, the ATP’s official Tennis TV online platform also provides live streaming throughout the tournament in HD quality. Key moments, interviews and highlights will be available on the ATP Tour’s official YouTube channel is.

Tip: it’s worth following the Eurosport schedule in advance, as afternoon and evening sessions start at different times (typically between 14:00 and 21:00).

ATP Finals 2025 prize money

This year’s total prize pool is approximately $15,500,000. Players receive significant prize money just for participating, and anyone who goes unbeaten through the field can earn $5 million.

Ranking points are also awarded – a group win is worth 200 points, reaching the semi-finals 400, reaching the final 500. An unbeaten champion can earn 1,500 ranking points.

Men’s singles prize money (2025)	Prize money
Participation fee	$331,000*
Group stage win	$396,500
Semi-final	$1,183,500
Final	$2,367,00
Unbeaten champion	$5,071,000

ATP Finals 2025 tickets – prices, booking, tips

A 2025 ATP Finals tickets are in huge demand, so it’s worth acting early.
Official ticket sales are expected to begin in spring 2025 on the Nitto ATP Finals official website and Pala Alpitour ticket offices.

Ticket types and price categories:

• Single day ticket (approx. 50-150 euros)
• Evening session ticket
• Weekly pass for the full tournament (approx. 400-600 euros)
• VIP and hospitality packages

Tickets sell out quickly, especially for the final weekend, so it’s recommended to register early and watch for early booking promotions

Most tickets are delivered electronically, making entry quick and convenient.

ATP Finals 2025 participants – who plays in Turin?

The 2025 ATP Finals field is determined by points earned during the year. The top 8 players automatically qualify, with two alternates designated by the ATP.

After Novak Djokovic’s victory in Athens, it was confirmed that Felix Auger-Aliassime qualified as the eighth player. However, the 38-year-old Serbian legend announced after his win that he would not compete in Turin, so Lorenzo Musetti – whom he defeated at the Hellenic Open – took his place.

Djokovic also did not participate in this event last year, so his withdrawal was not entirely surprising.

The ATP Finals 2025 participants:

• Jannik Sinner
• Carlos Alcaraz
• Alexander Zverev
• Taylor Fritz
• Ben Shelton
• Alex De Minaur
• Félix Auger-Aliassime
• Lorenzo Musetti

Previous champions

The first year-end championship was held in Tokyo in 1970. Matches were then played as best of five sets, and the event was called the Masters Grand Prix. It was renamed the Masters Cup in 1999, when the current eight-player format was established.

The championship record holder is Novak Djokovics, who won the tournament seven times. In second place is great rival Roger Federer , who triumphed six times. Pete Sampras és Ivan Lendl each won the championship 5 times.

Among active players, only Alexander Zverev can claim to have won the year-end championship more than once, with the German legend winning in both 2018 and 2021.

From the current field, Jannik Sinner also holds a championship title, with the Italian world number one winning this tournament in 2024.

• Novak Djokovic – 7 titles (record holder)
• Roger Federer – 6 titles
• Pete Sampras, Ivan Lendl – 5 titles each
• Alexander Zverev – two-time champion (2018, 2021)
• Jannik Sinner – 2023 finalist, 2025 home favorite

The tournament shows every year who can best adapt at season’s end, staying physically and mentally at their peak.

ATP Finals 2025 favorites

A 2025 ATP Finals favorites include several names, and the final outcome is unpredictable. This tournament is particularly unpredictable because players are physically drained by year’s end, making it unclear what form and motivation they’ll bring.

Experts and bookmakers naturally don’t expect surprises. Last year’s winner Jannik Sinnernek has not only the home crowd but also the surface in his favor. The Italian arrives in top form, having won a 500 event in Vienna and a 1000 event in Paris in recent weeks.

Sinner’s biggest challenger is naturally Carlos Alcaraz , who also aims to reclaim the world number one spot. However, the Spaniard does not play his strongest tennis indoors – he was eliminated in the first round in Paris.

Djokovic can be mentioned among the favorites, as this surface suits him and matches are played over only two sets. However, the Serbian legend can no longer perform his best on consecutive days, and he may need to be at 100% in the semi-final and final.

Dark horses include two-time winner Zverev, or even Ben Sheltont , but it’s worth paying more attention to Félix Auger-Aliassimre . The Canadian has been soaring since the US Open, fighting his way back into the TOP 10 after being outside the TOP 30 in August. Indoor hard court is one of FAA’s best surfaces, and with his good form and confidence, he could be dangerous even for Sinner.

ATP Finals 2025 prediction

In our opinion, the only question regarding the ultimate winner is whether Jannik Sinner is in good condition. If the Italian is healthy with no physical issues, he will be hard to stop – perhaps impossible. Sinner’s biggest challenger could be rival Alcaraz, who has beaten him in several major finals this year. However, on this surface and under these conditions, the Spaniard’s chances are slim.

Summary

The ATP Finals 2025 in Turin will be one of the biggest sporting events of the year for tennis fans.
Whether watching in person or online, world-class quality, tense atmosphere and the presence of the biggest stars are guaranteed.