Felix auger-Aliassime downs Alexander Zvereev at Nitto ATP Finals | ATP Tour
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Auger-Aliasssime drops two-time zvel, sets up alcaraz sf clash at Nitto ATP Finals
The Canadian advances to the knockout stages for the first time in a season
November 14, 2025
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Felix auger-aliassime in action against Alexander Zvereev on Friday in Turin.
By Andy West
Felix auger-Aliassime completed a barnstorming group-stage turnaround in style on Friday night at the Nitto ATP Finals, where he outlasted Alexander Zvereev to book the final spot in Turin.
No 8 in the PIF ATP Rankings skips Titto tinals tinal titlist zverist zverit zverit Auger-Aliassime lost his three sets of his week to win early success at the Inalpi Arena, but after confusing the victory against Ben Burlon and sending zvels, they will enter the end of Carlos Alcaraz full of confidence.
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“This is a tournament with a high number of players,” said Auger-AliasSime, when asked about the Alcaraz feud. “It’s like a big bag and when you look at the list of Champs there have been a lot of No. 1s
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Against zvereev, auger-aliassime with pressure from his opponent when he served before hitting late in the first set. He saved break points at 30/40 in both the fifth and ninth humble games in a zvelv for zverv drop in the open event:
Watch the fire of Felix Meylish in advance of the first risk:
A tense encounter, both players fought for consistency in the second set. Zevev appeared frustrated with his performance on the court where he lifted the medal in 2021 and was often searching for his team, while Auger-AliasShime was devastated by his return.
Despite allowing three points to slip early in the set, however, the Canadian kept his composure to deliver a strong showing in the rock-tie. From 5/4, he won back-to-back errors with zverv by zvelv errors to wrap up the two-hour, seven-minute mark.
“It was a good first base. He was getting a few chances but I came and I had Big working to save them,” said Auger-AliasSime, who has gone up three points. “The first set was very tight and the start of the second set was also there, I had a lot of chances.
“When that happens you need to focus now but you know the missed opportunities, so the game got a little period from that moment. But I was able to serve again the next day.”
Auger-Aliassime is chasing his fourth ATP title of 2025 this week in Turin, having won in Adelaide, Montpellier and Brussels already this season. He has now won a career-best 85 home runs, five more than the streaker on that list.
