Medvedev-Zverev is a match valid for the group stage of the Atp Finals 2023: schedule, news, predictions, live TV and streaming.
Daniil Medvedev and Alexander Zverev are set to clash for the 18th time on the main circuit. A “classic” that, interestingly, has never been staged in a Grand Slam tournament. The last head-to-head between the two was a little over a month ago: in Beijing, China, the Russian prevailed 2-0, centering his tenth victory against the German, who had instead prevailed last August on the concrete in Cincinnati.
Needless to say, both are at ease on a surface as fast as Turin’s, and it is no coincidence that both the Muscovite and the Hamburg native (born, however, of Russian parents) already have a “Maestro” title on their books. Medvedev won the 2020 edition, the last one played in London, while Zverev won the 2021 one, beating in the very final the 2021 US Open champion. One win apiece so far in the 2023 Atp Finals: Medvedev, predictably, managed to tame compatriot Rublev, staying on court for only an hour and a half (6-4 6-2); Zverev, on the other hand, surprised world No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz, who came back after losing the first set (6-7 6-3 6-4).
Fifth head-to-head in 2023
Two key victories, allowing him to stay in the thick of the race for qualification to the knockout stage; in fact, Alcaraz and Rublev are already forced to chase.
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This will be their fifth head-to-head in 2023, with Zverev coming out on top only in Cincinnati at the end of a match that ended after three sets and two and a half hours of play. Medvedev will try as much as possible to lengthen the exchange to mislead Zverev, who at the same time can rely on a truly lethal serve on this type of surface.
Where to watch Medvedev-Zverev live on TV and streaming
The match valid for the group stage of the Atp Finals 2023 between Daniil Medvedev and Alexander Zverev will be broadcast on Wednesday, November 15 exclusively by Sky at 9 pm. The channels dedicated to the event are Sky Sport One (channel 201) and Sky Sport Tennis (channel 203). It will also be possible to watch the Medvedev-Zverev match live streaming via Sky Go, the service for mobile devices, and on NOW, Sky’s live and on-demand platform.
The Prediction
Zverev is now back to pre-injury levels and proved it in his challenge with Alcaraz. Not an opponent to be underestimated, in short, for Medvedev. The Russian, in any case, starts slightly favored. We are betting on him in a match that should end in the third set.
