One double mistake too many: Sinner was eliminated in the doubles

Although the young duo and especially Sinner repeatedly showed their class, in the end they were no match for Sander Arends and David Pel. The doubles specialists from the Netherlands converted their first match point after 63 minutes.

Sinner/Ferri had to give up the first service game, but they kept up well afterwards. When the score was 2:3, there was a re-break, which was entirely thanks to Sinner: with his magnificent returns, he not only thrilled the large audience, but also his coach Riccardo Piatti, who was present in Ortisei. Ultimately, this break was worthless because Ferri had to give up his serve a few moments later - the first set was decided.

The young Italian repeatedly revealed weaknesses in the second half of the game, but the duo was able to hold their serve through until the score was 2:2. However, a Sinner double mistake was their undoing and the solid Arends/Pel were able to break. Afterwards, Sinner/Ferri tried everything they could, but it wasn't enough to win - the final score was 2:4, 6:4.

Hall sold out On Wednesday at 20 p.m., the man from Sexten will make his eagerly awaited first appearance and, after a bye, will face the Austrian Lucas Miedler in the first round. It is also his first match since winning the Next Gen ATP Finals last Saturday in Milan. Sinner has already won twice this year against the number 275 in the world. On the way to winning the tournament in Bergamo in February he won 2:7, 6:6, in October in Orleans it was 1:7, 6:6 for the 2-year-old.

The tournament management points out that there are no more tickets available for Sinner's Wednesday match. “We have been sold out for days, but there are still tickets available for the following days,” says OK President Ellis Kasslatter.

Tournament favorite Stefano Travaglia will also make his debut on Wednesday. In the third match of the day after 10 a.m. he plays against the Italian Andrea Pellegrino, against whom he leads 3-0 in the direct duels. Two of these matches took place this year at the Challenger tournaments in Parma and Francavilla. A total of eight second-round singles matches and six doubles matches are on the program on Wednesday. Federico Gaio reached the round of 16. © Roland Strimmer

The first player to qualify for the round of 153 on Tuesday was Italy's Federico Gaio. The world number 8 and number 7 in the tournament won against Viktor Galovic 6:4 (5), 7:6, 3:2 after 04:119 hours. Youngster Lorenzo Musetti is also one round further. He won against Gianluca Mager (ATP 6) 4:7, 5:XNUMX.

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One double mistake too many: Sinner was eliminated in the doubles

The very young double, formed by 18-year-old Jannik Sinner and 15-year-old Lorenzo Ferri, was eliminated from the Sparkasse Challenger Val Gardena South Tyrol with their heads held high.

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