The world No. 3 captured revenge against Daniil Medvedev in dominating fashion to claim the ATP Finals title.

These are the best tweets from last week on the so-called "Tennis Twitter."

The way the world No. 3 won the final-round match in Turin is much more important than the victory itself.

That’s not just on the men’s tour, it’s on the men’s OR women’s tour.

A lot can be expected from Alexander Zverev in 2022 if his performance this week is any indication.

From Zverev's 5-0 mark in finals this year, to Medvedev's 5-0 mark against Zverev over the last two years, there’s a lot to cover.

Medvedev has Zverev's number, and should win this match based on that metric, but defeating a quality opponent three times in two weeks still poses a massive challenge.

On Saturday, Zverev more successfully balanced aggression and margin, and moved into the championship contest in Turin.

Three of the German’s four career wins over top-ranked players have come at the season-ending event.

Djokovic enters the semifinal round as a three-game favorite over Zverev.