"This Match Feels Different because...": Jannik Sinner Shakes Off Pressure Before Rome Open's Final Against Carlos Alcaraz

The Italian chained 26 wins since he lost the final of the Beijing tournament to the Murcian

Jannik Sinner confirmed the good phase (16) at the end of Rome's 1000 Masters with a turning victory over North American Tommy Paul, with parts of 1-6, 6-0 and 6-3. Number 1 of the world, Italy closed a 47-year-old jury without local representatives in the tournament's decision. The last one had been Adriano Panatta, defeated by Björn Borg in 1978. With the triumph, Sinner expanded for 26 games his invicted sequence and guaranteed a reconnaissan…

"This match feels different because...": Jannik Sinner shakes off pressure before Rome Open's final against Carlos Alcaraz

Jannik Sinner completed a very unusual comeback against Tommy Paul in Rome Open semifinal. The world No. 1 had delivered a near-perfect performance the day before defeating Casper Ruud but Friday's night match told a different story. Despite some struggles, Jannik kept his composure and secured a th...

Italian Jannik Sinner, number 1 of the world, said this Friday after going back to the match against the American Tommy Paul (1-6, 6-0 and 6-3) that, in the final of the Masters 1,000 of Rome, where he will measure the Spanish Carlos Alcaraz, he must play his “best tennis”. “Every moment is crucial. I am very happy to be in [...] The article Sinner: “If I want to win Alcaraz, I have to play my best tennis” appeared first in: 88.9 News.

The world number one fought back and lost in the final of the comeback tournament, where a Spanish rival awaits

The Italian Jannik Sinner, number 1 of the world, this Friday avoided the catastrophe in the semifinals of the Masters 1,000 of Rome with a spectacular comeback to the American Tommy Paul (1-6, 6-0 and 6-3) that gave him access to the grand final of the tournament, in which will be measured the Spanish Carlos Alcaraz. More information (Auto) Title news (Auto) 117480877There will be a great final in Rome. The one that any Roman and Italian amateu…