We are all well aware of the biggest names in men’s tennis, but who will be the players who take over the mantle in the coming years? We will get a good idea of which players may be the next Federer, Murray, or Nadal by watching and wagering on the NextGen ATP Finals in Milan, Italy, as this is a tournament that features the best U21 players in the game. Of course, winning here is no real guarantee of future success, but it sure is going to be fun to sit back and watch these young men as they take their first steps to what they hope will be a long, successful career in tennis, and with our NextGen ATP Finals betting preview you will be all set.One notable absence from the group of 8 players is Alexander Zverev, who decided to pass on the tournament to focus on the Nitto ATP Finals, which come right after this event. Let’s take a look at some of the tennis betting favorites for the Next Gen ATP Finals.
2017 NextGen ATP Finals Betting Preview & Prediction
“I had a picture of him in my room – I woke up to it every day”
The #NextGenATP finalists discuss their favourite player of all-time… pic.twitter.com/Try1EHyhqk— Next Gen ATP Finals (@nextgenfinals) 6 de noviembre de 2017
Tournament Information
- Founded: 2017
- Location: Milan (Italy)
- When: 7-11 November
- Surface: Hard/Indoors
- Draw: 8 Singles
- Prize money: US$1,2 million
Key Rules
- Best of five sets
- First to four games in each set
- Tiebreak at 3-All
- No-Ad scoring (receiver’s choice)
- No lets
- Start match 5 minutes from entry of the second player onto court
- Shot clock to ensure 25-second rule
- Maximum of one medical timeout per player per match
- Limits on when coaches can talk to players
- Public will be allowed to move around during a match (except at baselines)
Top Contenders
Andrey Rublev
- Career record: 30–32 (48.39%)
- Career titles: 1
- Highest ranking: No. 35
- Current ranking: No. 35
Denis Shapovalov
- Career record: 12–11 (52.17%)
- Career titles: 0
- Highest ranking: No. 49
- Current ranking: No. 51

Borna Coric
- Career record: 74–82 (47.44%)
- Career titles: 1
- Highest ranking: No. 33
- Current ranking: No. 51
Groups
A:
- Andrey Rublev
- Denis Shapovalov
- Hyeon Chung
- Gianluigi Quinzi
B:
- Karen Khachanov
- Borna Coric
- Jared Donaldson
- Daniil Medvedev