Jannik Sinner advances past Ofner at Italian Open

Jannik Sinner defeated Sebastian Ofner in straight sets at the Italian Open on May 9 despite two medical emergencies that interrupted play. The top seed secured a 6-3, 6-4 victory in one hour and 31 minutes.

The match at Rome's Foro Italico was halted twice in the second set due to medical issues in the stands. Chair umpire Greg Allensworth announced the first delay at 4-3, pausing play for about six minutes. A second interruption occurred while Sinner served for the match at 5-4, with officials again addressing the crowd before play resumed.

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