The 2025 Six Kings Slam is well underway in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and will conclude this weekend with the final round of matches.
The second edition of the exhibition event is taking place at the ANB Arena from Wednesday October 15 until Saturday October 18.
Six of the world's best male players entered the draw, including defending champion Jannik Sinner and two other competitors from last year in Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic.
The trio were joined by event debutants Alexander Zverev, Taylor Fritz and Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Despite the tournament only being an exhibition, there is motivation to take home the title due to the $6m winning prize at stake.
How the event has unfolded so far
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First round / Quarter-finals - Wednesday (Oct 15):
Bye's: Alcaraz and Djokovic
Results
Fritz beat Zverev 6-3 6-4
Sinner beat Tsitsipas 6-2 6-3
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Second round / Semi-finals - Thursday (Oct 16):
Results
Alcaraz beat Fritz 6-4 6-2
Sinner beat Djokovic 6-4 6-2
Upcoming
Third-place match - Saturday (Oct 18):
Fritz v Djokovic
Final
Alcaraz v Sinner
Alcaraz and Sinner to battle in another final
Alcaraz and Sinner will face-off once more in 2025 as they will compete in the final of the Six Kings Slam event.
The meeting will also serve as a rematch of last year's final at the exhibition tournament.
While matches at the event in Riyadh are not classed as competitive contests and do not count on any official records, this will be the sixth time this year that the pair have played opposite one another on the court.
All previous five meetings between the two stars have also been in finals, with Alcaraz being triumphant in four of the battles.
The four players in action in the final round will have a day's rest on Friday (October 17) as ATP rules state that players cannot compete for three successive days at an exhibition event.
How to watch the 2025 Six Kings Slam
This year's Six Kings Slam event is available to stream live on Netflix for paying subscribers of the platform.
Coverage of Saturday's third-place match will begin at around 17:30 GMT, while the final will not begin before 19:00 GMT.
Those who miss the live broadcast of the matches will be able to watch back the entire stream on Netflix after the coverage wraps up.
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