Jannik Sinner égale le record de victoires en Masters à l'Open d'Italie

Jannik Sinner a battu Alexei Popyrin 6-2, 6-0 dimanche pour atteindre les huitièmes de finale de l'Open d'Italie. Cette victoire porte sa série de victoires en Masters à 30 matchs et lui permet d'égaler Novak Djokovic pour la deuxième plus longue série de l'histoire.

Le numéro un mondial n'a eu besoin que de 65 minutes pour se défaire de l'Australien et porter son bilan en tête-à-tête contre Popyrin à 3-1. Sinner a pris le service de son adversaire à cinq reprises et a sauvé la seule balle de break qu'il a concédée grâce à un service-volée instinctif dans des conditions venteuses. Il a également porté sa série de jeux de service consécutifs remportés à 45 matchs.

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