Zverev leaves Djokovic without chances and writes the ATP Finals on his name NOW

Alexander Zverev won the ATP final Sunday in London. German was convincingly persuasive in 14th place, Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic in the finals: 6-4 and 6-3.

31-year-old Djokovic, who was still too strong for Zverev in the group stage, has not yet lost the set and has not yet been broken yet. This time he was smaller on almost all fronts. It's only seven winners compared to 23 for Zverev.

The 10-year-old German who was the head of the semi-final fight, Roger Federer, gave Djokovic the final stage of the first set of problems. Zverev hit the Djokovic service at 4-4 and then pulled the set in.

Djokovic seemed a little upset and resumed his service at the start of the second set. It broke immediately, but a second break in the next game did not exceed the Serbian number of the world.

Afterwards, Zverev kept his service and initiative regularly in the party with the necessary effort. At 5-3, he then added a nice pass to the second point of the match.

Zverev gets the biggest victory in his career

For the talented Zverev his success at the ATP Finals means the biggest victory in his career. The Grand Slam tournaments that reach the quarter-finals so far are the best achievements.

That was the fifth number of the world, which, by winning his tournament, will reach fourth, this year at Roland Garros. On the latest editions of the Australian Open, Wimbledon and US Open, he remained in the third round.

However, the German, who has a great future, won the Masters tournament in Madrid in 2018 and was a finalist in Miami and Rome. At the ATP final he secured his tenth career victory in his young career.

Double title for Sock and Bryan

Mike Bryan and Jack Sock won the title in Sunday Doubles. The American couple dominated the French Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut.

Sock and Bryan, who have formed a regular duo since June, needed ninety minutes in London to get the French knee-high: 5-7, 6-1 and 13-11. The Americans have won a strong season with their victory, winning both Wimbledon and the US Open.

For Bryan this is already the fifth title during the final. The last four times won the trophy on the side of his twin brother Bob, who has been on the side for a few months because of hip surgery.