23-year-old Jannik Sinner (1. ATP) in an impressive style returned to the game after a three-month suspension for doping. Chill First he reached the final of the prestigious tournament in Rome, in which he lost 6: 7, 1: 6 with Carlos Alcraz (Spain, 2. ATP). Now Sinner in the Grand Slam tournament Roland Garrosa did not lose the set in the first three matches, and in total he lost only 22 games. In the third round of Italy In 94 minutes he outclassed Czech Jiri Lehecka 6: 0, 6: 1, 6: 2.
The great form of Jannik Sinner
Sinner in the 4th round in Paris faced Andriej Rublew, who still dreams to finally advance to nipine Grand Slam tournament (in all four events its best result is the quarter -finals). The beginning of the match was impressive performed by an Italian because he led 5: 0. The Russian was able to stand in a set, which lasted only half an hour, only to get one game.
The third game was the key to the fate of the second party. Just then Ruble He lost the long game to the advantage. And this despite the fact that he led 40: 0. At the end of Seta, Sinner won the break for the second time and won 6: 3.
“Sinner looks good again, right,” Jose Morgado, a well -known journalist specializing in tennis, wrote briefly on the website.
– Jannik is simply too fast. Number 1 of the world ranking leads 2: 0 with Rublew – added the official tournament service.
The third set was the most even. At 2: 2 and the Italian service, the Russian even had a chance to break, but he lost the point unlucky, because the ball danced on the tape and fell on his side. The Russian was also unlucky at the match ball. After his Forhenda, the ball danced again on the tape and fell on the Italian side, but landed on car.
Sinner had more (25-24) in the match lasting two hours and one minute, but he made more than twice as fewer errors (19-39).
For the Italian it was already 18 in a row the Grand Slam tournament. He triumphed in US Open 2024 and this year's Australian Open.
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Sinner in the quarter -finals will face Alexander Bublik (Kazakhstan, 62. ATP), who sensationally in the 1/8 final defeated 5: 7, 6: 3, 6: 2, 6: 4 fifth player of the world ranking – Jacek Draper (5. ATP).