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No Jannik Sinner, No Tennis? Turin’s Ticket Panic Reveals an Awkward Truth About the ATP Finals

Jannik Sinner’s confirmation that a knee injury has ended his 2026 campaign has triggered a sudden surge of ATP Finals tickets on Italian resale platforms, with listings appearing for prices between €120 and €600. The immediate drop in demand for the Turin event, which had already sold over 100,000 tickets prior to the announcement, highlights the extent to which local interest was driven by the presence of Italy’s top-ranked player rather than the tournament itself.

Despite Sinner’s absence, the competition remains highly competitive with Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev already secured, while Ben Shelton, Flavio Cobolli, Frances Tiafoe, Arthur Fils, and Daniil Medvedev are also in contention. Novak Djokovic has climbed to ninth in the rankings following his victory in Beijing, keeping his own qualification hopes alive.

The previous year’s edition set a record with 229,879 spectators, a figure that local business groups believe the event can sustain even without its most famous home star.

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