German tennis player Zverev scored two 6-4 shots in the world's second-ranked Russian player Medivov, winning the second ATP World Tour year-end championship in his career.
Tokyo Olympic men's singles gold medalist Zverev won the sixth ATP singles championship this season, the most among all ATP players. At the same time, he also ended his five-game losing streak against Medivov.
The third seed of the conference, Alexander Zverev, broke Daniil Medvedev's serve once in two sets in this game, and won the ATP year-end championship again after becoming the king in 2018. Medivev is the U.S. Open champion this year and the winner of the ATP year-end tournament last year.
Zverev said: "It feels great. I beat my opponent who won five games in a row and brought back the ATP year-end championship. I have to play one of the best performances in my career."
"I am very satisfied with this and am ready to go on vacation with a victory."
Zverev will not participate in the Davis Cup online competitions held in Madrid, Turin and Innsbruck from November 25 to December 5.
He said, "Nothing can be better than winning here and then ending the season, so I am really happy. And I am very excited now, and I am very happy."
"This moment is very special. I am super excited and happy now."
This year's year-end match is the first time since London, England and Italy were moved to Dulin, Italy. It is also the first time since 2005 that two under-25 players compete for the championship.
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