Overview
- The world Nos. 1 and 2 meet at 4 p.m. local time on an indoor hard court at the 15,000-seat INSPIRE Arena in Incheon, their first appearance in South Korea.
- At a joint press conference, both players said a one-off doubles pairing is possible, citing tight singles schedules as the main hurdle.
- They have split the last eight Grand Slam titles, with Alcaraz leading their head-to-head 10–6, including 4–2 at majors.
- Broadcast coverage includes tvN/TVing in South Korea, Sky Italia, Movistar Plus in Spain, and an expected U.S. stream on Tennis Channel.
- Italian media reported seven-figure appearance fees of about £1.7m ($2.3m) each for the exhibition, a figure not confirmed by organizers.