Jannik Sinner does it this way: matures them. There is something cruel about this action, which makes the person in front of him think that yes, that he can, that maybe there is some chance. Maybe the day has come, maybe the stars have aligned, and maybe you’ll end up finding a (miracle) loophole. None of that. Another one on the canvas. Alex de Minaur resists for an hour, until the tension exhausts him and his mind and faith break: break And 7-5. From there, an ordeal befalls him, in that way the Italian has to solve it: it is not a fox, but a cheetah that gallops until the strength of the prey weakens and he abandons the race. Australian limited.
He takes second place — 6-2 in the second round, in a final investment of one hour and 51 minutes — and after another flawless performance, without any cracks or concerns, he descends with open wings and all his strength in the final on Sunday (6:00 p.m., Movistar+). Will anyone be able to end the 30-game winning streak indoors? Break, break, break. De Minor doesn’t know where he’s going. Keep your glasses down and endure the storm, because the Alpine winds have suddenly entered the city, and if two days ago there was very nice sun, on Saturday Turin regains the sobering scene: fog, ceremiri, little light. The place awaits Carlos Alcaraz or Felix Auger-Aliassime (today at 8:30 p.m.).
“Tomorrow will be an important match, and as always, thank you very much for your support: you are a wonderful audience,” he addresses the stands; “It’s the last tournament of the year and I’m lucky to play on home soil. It’s always very special. I’m very happy to play in Italy,” answered the winner without a doubt. He did not give up any set and played a perfect match at the end of the tournament. He is the third in a row, then joins giants of the stature of Ivan Lendl (eight between 1981 and 1988), Djokovic (five from 2016 to 2016), Roger Federer (as many as between 2003 and 2007), Ilie Nastase (four between 1972 and 1975), John McEnroe (three from 1975 to 82). 84) Or Boris Becker – same, 1994-1996 -.
Now he continues to make his way, and he is great in the exhausting year of 2025 that records in his locker the not insignificant number of five titles and now 57 victories, compared to 70 for Alcaraz. The Spaniard will close the track at the top, but he wants one last joy for his body and will not give up. Compelling reason: No one can beat him. Indisputable. Excels in this terrain which benefits that supersonic ball, flat to the baseline, and when it looks like it’s going to escape, it draws Dry leaf And it falls on the paint. Another show, more artillery. Generalized fear for the rest when they appear. Now who’s stopping him? There is only one option left.
De Minaur’s chances are reduced to a minimum with the first set decided. Until then, a false balance ends with the usual banger. At the seventh opportunity, Siner investigates break Continuing becomes a fast, straight, convenient and comfortable proposition for him. De Minaur, deep down, was a lucky man. He reached the semi-finals after A biscuit Disagreed – Alcaraz’s win earned him the same way the Spaniard earned the pass on Thursday thanks to a perimeter win over Taylor Fritz – waving his arms because there was nothing to do. Maybe you fall with as much dignity as possible. Scramble a few matches.
As a result, Sinner continues to make the most of the autumn season, which has begun to become a tradition, and is aiming to win his fourth title after previously winning titles in Beijing, Vienna and Paris. Your year was exceptional. One of the staples of all Grand Finals – the Grand Final Four (two wins) and this final in Turin – follows the path once discovered by Novak Djokovic, the last tennis player who managed (2018) to reach the Masters final unbeaten, without giving up a set or even a serve. The complete version of the Italian, who completed the route by choosing 39 turns in the serve. Similar to the Serbian, there are actually more characters and personalities when writing about him. The sinner, here is the most terrifying.
Yannick Siner
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