Jannik Sinner, on top of the world
The Italian joins the very exclusive club of players who have won in Melbourne and Miami in the same year. By his side? Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, and Andre Agassi.
Carlos Alcaraz ends Jannik Sinner’s winning streak.
Each of their previous matches has been an opportunity for extraordinary points, unbearable suspense, and a friendly atmosphere.
In the Swing of Indian Wells
The men’s tour has rarely been a source of such suspense and turmoil.
A champion with no pride
Stefanos Tsitsipas is out of the Australian Open. He lost to Taylor Fritz in the fourth round (6/7 7/5 3/6 3/6). He should get out of the top 10 for the first time since he joined the prestigious club in 2019.
In 28 days
Rafael Nadal will return on the tour on 31 December at the Brisbane ATP250. Until then, we have to sit and wait…
3 responsesNovak Djokovic on top of the world
Seeing him lose a game is extraordinary. Losing twice in a row against the same opponent was never an option. We might have to wait several months for the Djoker’s next setback.
Novak Djokovic and Paris: a great love story
Today, a first title in Paris never seemed like a possibility for Grigor Dimitrov. The trophy was destined to Novak Djokovic at the beginning (of the week).
Andrey Rublev, So Close to Victory in Shanghai
While the Polish player celebrates his victory, Andrey Rublev may regret this match – one that was decided by a whisker.
Another loss for Stefanos Tsitsipas
But like too many times this season, he didn’t take his chance. Stefanos Tsitsipas continues his spiral of early defeats.