Djokovic’s ATP Finals Status Unclear After Paris Withdrawal as Ex-Pros Split

He is qualified for Turin with only the Athens ATP 250 on his public schedule, leaving his plans unresolved.

Overview

John Isner predicted on the Nothing Major podcast that Novak Djokovic will skip Turin, pointing to his Paris withdrawal and last year’s absence.
Co-host Sam Querrey countered that he expects Djokovic to play, citing the player’s upbeat demeanor in Shanghai.
Djokovic officially pulled out of the Rolex Paris Masters after recent fitness issues, including problems that worsened in Shanghai.
Brother Djordje Djokovic said the 38-year-old is working to recover and is aiming to be ready for the Hellenic Championship in Athens.
Djokovic has already qualified alongside Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev, and a no-show could open a spot for No. 9 while costing him a potential $5.1 million payday.