The battle for world number one will be concluded on Sunday when Andy Murray takes on Novak Djokovic in the final of the year-end championships in London.
Cheered on by his home crowd, Murray will be hoping to win his maiden title at the ATP Finals, but doubts are circulating about his fitness following his marathon three sets win over Milos Raonic yesterday. Heading into the final, the top seed has spent an extra three hours and 24 minutes on the court compared to Djokovic. Facing a resurgent Djokovic, who defeated Kei Nishikori in straight sets on Saturday, the Brit certainly has a tough task ahead of him.
Ubaldo Scanagatta previews the men’s finals and explains how a previous performance at the Australian Open by Rafael Nadal can inspire Murray to end his year on a high.
