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Alexander Zverev on his mother Irina, his first coach, after being diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 4:
"My mum said: 'Well, he can still play tennis. He can still achieve the dreams he has.'"
Alexander Zverev on becoming world No. 1: "There are no words to describe this year. Two Grand Slams, countless memories, and today I woke up as No. 1."
He was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 4.
Ben Shelton on why he chose Juan Carlos Ferrero as his new coach:
"There was a very small number of people we thought could fit what we want to achieve and the style I want to play. We thought he'd fit great."
Ben Shelton on Juan Carlos Ferrero joining his team: "He's a great coach, one of the best in the world, and he was also number one in the world as a player. I think there's a lot of experience and wisdom he can bring to our team. He can make a big difference both for me and for my game."
🇬🇧 Cameron Norrie beats 🇮🇹 Matteo Arnaldi
Into the second round at the Paris Masters. Arnaldi's hardcourt record in 2026 now sits at 3-12.
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The WTA Finals draw ceremony is heading to TikTok for the first time, streaming live on Tuesday, November 3.
It's part of a new WTA partnership with TikTok, and it sets the field for the top eight singles players and doubles teams.
The ATP has corrected its Race rankings, and Jódar stays ahead of Alex de Minaur.
Wrong numbers had been showing all week, and the fix changes the scenarios going into next week's Paris Masters.
ATP Live Race: Zverev, Alcaraz and Shelton have already qualified for Turin.
Medvedev is fourth on 3,660 points, ahead of Cobolli on 3,640. Fils is sixth, Tiafoe seventh and Jódar eighth, with De Minaur ninth on 2,880 and Djokovic 10th on 2,840.
De Minaur's run to the Vienna final lifts him to eighth in the ATP Live Race on 3,210 points, one ahead of Jódar on 3,209.
Medvedev has joined Zverev, Alcaraz and Shelton in Turin. Djokovic is 10th on 2,890.
Carlos Alcaraz on Juan Carlos Ferrero joining Ben Shelton's team: "If it's true, I think it will be a great addition to Ben Shelton's team. Juanki is going to do great and help him raise his level even more."
Shelton confirmed.