Sinner supera a Alcaraz en la carrera por los grandes títulos tras su victoria en el Abierto de Italia

Jannik Sinner conquistó su decimosexto gran título al ganar el Abierto de Italia el domingo en Roma. Esta victoria permite al italiano superar a Carlos Alcaraz en la carrera por los títulos más importantes. Mientras tanto, Alcaraz se enfrenta a importantes deducciones de puntos en el ranking tras retirarse de próximos eventos.

Sinner derrotó a Casper Ruud en la final para asegurarse el título. Ahora ha ganado los cinco primeros torneos Masters 1000 de la temporada y se posiciona en solitario como poseedor de un Golden Masters en su carrera, a excepción de Novak Djokovic. El tenista de 24 años lidera el ranking de la ATP con 14.750 puntos.

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