Russian Rublev seals fifth ATP Finals singles spot
The Hindu
Rublev is ranked sixth after reaching a career-high number five in the men's rankings last month
Russian Andrey Rublev has become the fifth singles player to qualify for the season-ending ATP Finals in Turin next month, the men's tour said.
The ATP Finals is played between the top eight men's singles players and doubles teams. The Russian made his debut in the prestigious tournament in 2020, when it was last held in London before moving to Turin.
"I am so happy to be back competing with the best eight players in the world," Rublev said in an ATP release on Saturday, October 23. "It is such a unique and prestigious tournament and I can't wait to play in Turin."
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