ATP Finals 2021: Novak Djokovic vs Alexander Zverev Live streaming, When and Where to Watch live

In a match between two former champions and a repeat of the 2018 ATP Finals, World No. 1 and the top-seeded Novak Djokovic will take on World No. 3 and the 3rd seeded Alexander Zverev in the semi-finals of the ATP Finals 2021. This will be the 5th meeting between the two this year with Zverev winning just 1 while Novak got the wins in the other 3.

Djokovic reaches the semi-finals unbeaten and is yet to drop a set this week in Italy. After a first-set tiebreaker in his opening round match against Casper Ruud, the Serbian has not even played in another tie-breaker and wrapped up his 2nd and 3rd round-robin matches in less than 70 minutes both times.

Zverev has had a contrasting journey to what Novak had on his way to the semis. After Matteo Berrettini retired in the 2nd set of the 1st round-robin match after a long 1st set that went over the 1-hour mark, Zverev then suffered a defeat to Daniil Medvedev, his 5th consecutive defeat to the Russian after having won 5 of their first 6 matches.

Match Timings:

• Japan – 5 AM
• Delhi – 1:30 AM
• Italy – 9 PM
• New York – 3 PM
• London – 8 PM
• Melbourne – 7 AM (21 November)
• Brazil – 5 PM

Novak Djokovic vs Alexander Zverev: Where to watch, Live Streaming and Broadcast

Novak reaches the semis after wins over Ruud, Andrey Rublev and Cameron Norrie while Zverev won against Berrettini after the Italian forfeited the match, lost to Medvedev and then won a do-or-die match Hubert Hurkacz in straight-sets to make his way into the final-4.

Novak has played 7 finals this year, winning 5 and losing 2 while having registered defeats in semi-finals of 2 different competitions, having a record of 7 wins from 9 semi-final matches this season. Zverev on other hand has 5 titles from 5 finals but has lost 3 semi-final bouts making his season record of 5 wins from 8 semi-finals this year.

The broadcasting of the ATP Finals 2021 will be done worldwide and different channels and their respective applications will stream the matches.

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