Luxury semi-finals: a dominating top-4 of Masters 1,000 with three Grand Slam champions

The semifinals of the ATP Finals, which will be played this Saturday at 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. and can be seen on television in #Vamos, bring together a cast of authentic luxury that is supported by the numbers. Djokovic, Nadal, Thiem and Medvedev They are the best four in the ranking, a coincidence that has not occurred in the Masters Cup since Federer, Roddick, Hewitt and Safin caught up with them in 2004; and the second time since 1990, when Edberg, Becker, Lendl and Agassi did.

In addition, among three of the 2020 semifinalists they have won the last nine Masters 1,000 (Djokovic (4), Medvedev (3) and Nadal (2)) and a different combination, the three majors of the year and the last 10 (Djokovic (5), Nadal (4) and Thiem (1)).

Another curious fact is that it reflects that there have already been 19 consecutive years in which at least one of the members of the Big three is in the semifinals of the Finals: 2002 (Federer), 2003 (Federer), 2004 (Federer), 2005 (Federer), 2006 (Federer and Nadal), 2007 (Federer and Nadal), 2008 (Djokovic), 2009 (Federer), 2010 (Federer, Nadal and Djokovic), 2011 (Federer), 2012 (Federer and Djokovic), 2013 (Federer, Nadal and Djokovic), 2014 (Federer and Djokovic), 2015 (Federer, Nadal and Djokovic), 2016 (Djokovic), 2017 (Federer), 2018 (Federer and Djokovic), 2019 (Federer) and 2020 (Nadal and Djokovic).