Novak Djokovic destroys Kevin Anderson to set up meeting with Alexander Zverev at ATP Finals

In-form Novak Djokovic produced a spellbinding performance to destroy Kevin Anderson and set up a meeting with Alexander Zverev in Sunday's showpiece at the ATP Finals. He barely lost a match – but thankfully he did to me.”

The new champion fell to the floor in jubilation and was warmly congratulated on court by Djokovic, who said: “I’m really happy for him. Yet Zverev — the 21-year-old tipped to be a multiple grand slam winner in the future despite a rocky start to his grand slam career — was the last man standing to also become Germany’s first champion at the event since one of his mentors, Boris Becker, in 1995. “I knew that he’s going to change something, he’s going to play better and he did,” said Djokovic. All of a sudden, the 31-year-old was rattled and he was forced to dig out a timely unreturned first serve down the T to save break point in his opening service game of the second set but he was broken again moments later with Zverev thumping a forehand winner up the line at the end of a nervy rally.
In tennis, Alexander Zverev upsets Novak Djokovic 6–4, 6–3 to win his first ATP Finals title.