Overview
- The world No. 1 and No. 2 are set to meet in a non-ATP exhibition in Seoul on January 10, their first on-court encounter since Sinner won the Turin final in November.
- Both arrived in South Korea to large airport crowds, with organizers highlighting the warm welcome on social media.
- Ticket sales are strong, with the On-Court Experience priced up to 3.5 million won (about €2,060) alongside other premium tiers.
- Italian outlets report each player could receive around €2 million for the match, a figure that has not been officially confirmed.
- Sinner’s slate in Seoul includes a January 16 test against Felix Auger-Aliassime and participation in the 'Million Dollar 1 Point Slam,' while a February entry in Doha is anticipated but not official.