​2-0！ Djokovic swept the newcomers, 1 data level legend is difficult to beat Federer, the French Open runner-up opened the door black

Last night and this morning, the 2021 ATP Year-end Finals ended with two focus battles, the world's first and number one seed Deyo swept Rudder 2-0 to attack the championship, and French Open runner-up Tsitsipas swallowed the opening black, losing 2 4-6 to Rublev.

Federer has just recovered from a serious injury, Nadal has lost the back garden of the French Open, and the strongest of the 3 giants is still the youngest Djokovic! The Serbian king reached all 4 Grand Slam finals this season to win 3 championships and 1 runner-up, holding 20 Grand Slam titles to equal The Finer record and tie for GOAT, achieving a double Grand Slam miracle to become the first person in the history of the men's tennis, and the Masters champion also surpassed Nadal. In this year-end finals, Djokovic is the number one favorite to win the championship, and the only one who can create a threat to him is probably the new king of the US Open and the world's 2nd Medvedev.

Norway's first year-end finals made history, he set a grand slam best record in the fourth round of the Australian Open this year, unlocking 5 men's singles titles on the Tour, but there is a gap in fame and strength compared with Djokovic. Ruud took the lead in the first set to take a 2-0 lead, and Djokovic's 6th innings broke to drag the game into a seven-game tie, and scored four consecutive points to win when he was 3-4 behind. In the second set, Rude failed to return the blood immediately, deyo easily won the serve after 2 breaks, swept the newcomers 6-2 to win the 39th game of the finals to tie the legendary Lendl, but there are 20 wins away from Federer's 59 wins, and it is extremely difficult to overtake.

Tsitsipas and Rublev were the No. 4 and No. 5 seeds respectively, and the strength of the two sides was between Bo Zhong, with 4 wins and 4 losses in 8 meetings. Tsitsipas finished runner-up in the French Open for the first time this year, and Rublev, despite winning the Rotterdam Open, lost the title in the two Masters finals in Monte Carlo and Cincinnati. In the first set, Rublev fought to 2 draws and then broke first and then saved, and maintained the advantage until the end, winning the first game 6-4. Tsitsipas was again broken in the 5th inning in the second set, the French Open runner-up tried his best but was unable to break back, and Rublev went down 6-4 to kill the match. Tsitsipas was black-opened, and he would then face Djokovic and Ruud, with the group out of the game almost a foregone conclusion.