2:0 revenge Sinner, 7th crown, Djokovic surpassed Federer and won 31.84 million bonuses!

Ole! Ole, Ole, Ole! Sinner! Sinner's slogan, although the Pala Alpitour Stadium in Turin has been resounding all week, the 36-year-old Djokovic finally defeated Italian star Sinner 6-3, 6-3 in just one hour and 43 minutes with a precise return to serve in the ATP Finals, not only avenging the defeat in the group stage, but also surpassing Federer's record for seven titles.

Sinner exploded in popularity at this year's ATP Finals, so much so that a street next to Pala Alpitour was lined with dozens of ATP Finals banners featuring his image. It feels like it's time for the Italian to step into the sunshine and become a national icon more important than he is now.

But after four impressive victories in Turin, Sinner faces a major hurdle in his quest for the highest single tournament prize of $4,801,500 in tennis history. Five days after winning a highlight-reel showdown with world number one Novak Djokovic, he needs to do it again to claim the most important trophy of his career.

"It doesn't matter how the previous matches were. Especially in this format, you can beat your opponent and then lose. It's different," Sinner said, "but I'm still happy to be on the pitch in Turin again. The atmosphere was nice. Hopefully I can play a good tennis game. 」

Sinner beat Djokovic 7-5, 6-7 (5), 7-6 (2) in the group stage, but it was clear that he quickly bounced back from defeat and came in a near-one-sided performance in the final, although the Italian fans helped Sinner throughout the match, but he took a 6-3 lead in the first set with the only break in the fourth game with full control of serve.

In the second set, Sinner was broken in the first service game, although Djokovic was forced to break three break points in the third game, but he still held serve for three consecutive points, and in the sixth and seventh games, both sides had twists and turns, but both successfully held serve, and in the ninth game, Sinner's double service error sent the final point of the match, allowing Djokovic to win the championship 6-3. After the victory, Djokovic also received a prize of about 31.84 million yuan.

The 36-year-old also became only the third player in the last six years to lose in the group stage and win the title. Zverev overcame a group defeat to May and Djokovic also bounced back from a group defeat to Federer to win the 2015 title.