ATP Finals 2024 day three: Full schedule and head-to-head records as Jannik Sinner takes on Taylor Fritz

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Here is the full schedule for day three of the ATP Finals 2024, as well as the head-to-head records between the key players.

The first two days of action have lived up to expectations, with multiple stellar performances from the world’s best tennis stars.

World number one Jannik Sinner was excellent in his straight-set victory over Alex de Minaur, while America’s only representative Taylor Fritz upset Daniil Medvedev.

Plus, Casper Ruud beat Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz 6-1, 7-5 to put himself in a great position to qualify for the semifinals.

The Tennis Gazette previews day three of the ATP Finals from Turin with more great matches on the way.

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ATP Finals 2024 day three schedule

Day three of the ATP Finals 2024 will see the four singles players in the Ilie Nastase Group and the four doubles pairings in the Mike Bryan Group compete.

• 5:30 am (ET) – Doubles: Jordan Thompson / Max Purcell vs Henry Patten / Harri Heliovaara

• 7 am (ET) – Singles: Daniil Medvedev vs Alex de Minaur

• 12 pm (ET) – Doubles: Horacio Zeballos / Marcel Granollers vs Nikola Mektic / Wesley Koolhof

• 1:30 pm (ET) – Singles: Jannik Sinner vs Taylor Fritz

How to watch day three of the 2024 ATP Finals

Tennis fans in the United States can follow all the action from Turin on The Tennis Channel. The broadcast on day three of the ATP Finals 2024 will start at 5:30 am (ET).

Jannik Sinner vs Taylor Fritz head-to-head record

Jannik Sinner and Taylor Fritz have only met three times before. Sinner leads the H2H 2-1 after beating the American in the US Open final in September.

A win for either player would secure their place in the semifinals with one match left to go in the group stage.

Daniil Medvedev vs Alex de Minaur head-to-head record

Daniil Medvedev and Alex de Minaur are familiar with each other on the ATP Tour. Tuesday’s ATP Finals encounter will be the 10th of their careers.

While it would not be mathematically impossible, both players need to win to realistically keep their chances of making the semifinals alive.