The ATP Cup is upon us once again we have a strong field of players who are ready to proudly wear the colours of their countries and battle it out on the court.
Some of the worlds best will take part in the 2021 ATP Cup including the likes of Djokovic, Nadal, Zverev and Thiem so we bring you the best matchups to look out for at this year's ATP Cup.
4. Monfils vs Thiem
A matchup between a showman and a Grand Slam champion who enjoys putting up a good show is a must-watch for every proper tennis fan. Monfils played some of his best matches in France's blue and his motivation will be high after missing most of last season while Thiem will be looking to enter this year in good form hoping to go all the way in Australia this year.
3. Nadal vs Tsitsipas
A fascinating matchup between Nadal and Tsitsipas should make every tennis fan very excited. Two players known for their aggressive and fierce style are always ready for a challenge and for Stefanos, this could be an opportunity to showcase any improvement in his game which he will need if he is looking to make a leap this year. Nadal dominated their previous 8 matches winning 7 of them.
2. Djokovic vs Zverev
Another spectacular matchup is between Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zverev. It is also a very intriguing matchup as they only played six times against each other despite both of them being top players for many years. Djokovic won four of those six matches but both of them proud themselves when playing for their countries so this matchup could be a spectacle.
1. Novak Djokovic vs Rafael Nadal
The best possible matchup at this event would be between Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal. It is only possible that we see it in the final but that is fitting for this kind of matchup. They have played many matches over the years and Djokovic leads 29-27. Besides that, there is not much needed to say about this friendship and rivalry except that it's always a must-watch when they play. So be a good man and don't miss it if it happens.
Speaking of things not to miss is our live scores page where you can follow match scores in real-time.
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