Turin braces itself for the 2022 ATP Finals with Rafael Nadal and Taylor Fritz meeting on Sunday at 8pm (UK time).
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The Year–end Championships make a return to Turin for the second time, and in a fascinating four-way ‘Green Group’, No. 1 seed Rafael Nadal takes on towering American Taylor Fritz. Nadal will be looking to see off an incredible 2022 in style after claiming both the Australian and French Opens earlier this year.
The veteran Spaniard claimed both his 21st and then 22nd Grand Slams over the past 12 months to consolidate his status as the sport’s most successful tennis player. Fans can debate the differing merits of past superstars, but in terms of silverware, Nadal is second to none, sitting atop the men’s all-time rankings.
It’s a feat even the very peak of the sport can only dream of replicating, making this match-up an ominous prospect for 25-year-old Fritz who, only this year, reached his furthest progression in a Grand Slam tournament. The physically-imposing Californian drew attention to himself after making the quarter-finals of Wimbledon.
His usurper on the day? Nadal. Fritz took the first set in the English capital, but in true Nadal style, the seasoned islander bounced back to claim a 3-2 victory. This contest in Italy now represents an opportunity for Fritz to exact revenge and conclude a fine year for himself with a memorable performance.