Video - The Best Shots of Learner Tien at the 2025 Next Gen ATP Finals

The American prodigy had a dream week in Riyadh: after a shaky start, he strung together four brilliant victories to clinch the title and conclude a promising 2025 season.

Adrien Guyot

le 23/12/2025 à 15h21

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Next Gen ATP Finals Tien Learner

Learner Tien has won the 2025 Next Gen ATP Finals. The 20-year-old American player concluded his year in the best possible way, triumphing in the final against Alexander Blockx (4-3, 4-2, 4-1).

A finalist last season against João Fonseca, the world number 28 and tournament favourite, he ultimately lived up to expectations. Tien had lost his first group match against Rafael Jodar but then strung together four wins to claim the title.

Tien Delights in Saudi Arabia

The winner of the Metz tournament at the very end of the season thus dominated Martin Landaluce, Nicolai Budkov Kjaer, Nishesh Basavareddy, and Alexander Blockx. Tennis TV has compiled the best shots from the young American talent across his five matches during the week (see video below). Learner Tien will certainly need to confirm the bright promises of 2025 next season.

Dernière modification le 23/12/2025 à 15h24

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Does anyone know how to update ur version, because mine is still in 2024.11

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As much as I love watching Alcaraz at his best, I'd love to see Alex taking this, he's such a tryer, and getting married and his humour and humility...

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Favoritism?

Last year: Sinner seed 1, the organizers schedule Alcaraz on day 1, Sinner on day 2.

This year: Alcaraz seed 1, the organizers schedule Alcaraz on day 1, Sinner on day 3.

That means: 7 matches in 15 days for Alcaraz, 7 in 13 days for Sinner; and no rest day for Sinner between quarter and semis, 1 full day rest for Alcaraz.

Also, on the first very hot day, the organizers schedule Sinner...

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