Alexander Zverev’s campaign at the 2026 Shanghai Masters is over after a surprise three-set semi-final loss to Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.
The reigning French Open and US Open champion was upset 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 by world No 26 Davidovich Fokina at the Masters 1000 event on Saturday.
Davidovich Fokina was broken just once, and he lost only six points on his serve in the second set and just three in the third set.
The 27-year-old Spaniard had won just one of the seven matches he had played against Zverev prior to this encounter.
World No 2 Zverev, who is guaranteed to become the world No 1 later this year, was the clear favourite to triumph in Shanghai after Carlos Alcaraz’s shock third round exit.
Zverev defeated Wu Yibing, Quentin Halys, Alexander Bublik and Alex de Minaur en route to the last four in Shanghai.
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Alexander Zverev’s Shanghai Masters ranking points
Zverev has collected 400 points for reaching the semi-finals in Shanghai, which has increased his points total to 10,070.
This leaves Zverev 880 points adrift of world No 1 Jannik Sinner.
2026 Shanghai Masters ranking points breakdown
First round: 10 points
Second round: 30 points
Third round: 50 points
Fourth round: 100 points
Quarter-finals: 200 points
Semi-finals: 400 points
Finalist: 650 points
Winner: 1,000 points
Alexander Zverev’s Shanghai Masters prize money
Alexander Zverev’s run at the Masters 1000 tournament in China has earned him $340,190 in prize money.
2026 Shanghai Masters prize money breakdown
First round: $24,335
Second round: $36,110
Third round: $61,865
Fourth round: $105,720
Quarter-finals: $193,645
Semi-finals: $340,190
Finalist: $612,340
Winner: $1,151,380
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