MILAN (Reuters) - Germany's Alexander Zverev says he has only played one really bad match during a sensational season. That defeat by Next Gen player Borna Coric of Croatia was a jolt, but with five of his six ATP titles arriving this season it is easier to look at the positives as he sets his sights on his debut at the ATP Finals in London next week. "Playing in the ATP Tour Finals is like winning a tournament already," Zverev told reporters after playing an exhibition at the Next Gen Finals this week in Milan, having pulled out to concentrate his efforts on London. "To beat Djokovic and Federer in finals, that's very special for anyone," Zverev, who pushed Rafael Nadal to five gripping sets in the third round of the Australian Open, said. Zverev is the youngest player to qualify for the ATP Finals since Juan Martin del Potro in 2008.

Source: The Star November 09, 2017 13:52 UTC