Jannik Sinner is putting on the big show in Miami

Jannik Sinner had already fended off 3 match points against Emil Ruusuvuori on Friday evening. But now the 20-year-old has gone one better: Sinner won the marathon match against Pablo Carreno Busta (ATP 19) after 3:12 hours of play with 5:7, 7:5 and 7:5 - and that after he immediately The Spaniard successfully defended 5 of his match points. In the round of the last 16 on Tuesday, Sinner will now face Nick Kyrgios (ATP 102). After Sinner had to cancel his premiere match against the sloppy tennis genius from Australia two weeks ago in Indian Wells because of the flu, this is now the first meeting between the two.

It will be exciting to see who will get the audience on their side this time. Because Kyrgios usually attracts large crowds because of his extravagant style of play. But what Jannik Sinner did with the viewers on Monday night was also incredible. The world number 11 transformed the Hard Rock Stadium in the US state of Florida into a veritable cauldron and won people over to his side with his fighting spirit. Audience celebrates Sinner Sinner actually had the chance to serve to win the match in the first round when the score was 5:4. But model athlete Carreno Busta thwarted his plans, took Sinner's serve twice and won the first set 7:5. Sinner also had to fight incredibly hard in the second round - also because the 30-year-old Iberian served well. After the Pusterer was able to fend off a match point, he won the second set 7:5.

The final round was really spectacular and dragged on. The audience was impressed by Sinner's fighting spirit. With the score at 4:5, the South Tyrolean fended off four more match points. Afterwards he let his emotions run wild. You weren't used to such cheers from Sinner a while ago, but they made the match even more entertaining. Sinner then made the break to 4:6 and then served successfully to win the match. The spectators on Butch Bucholz Court were thrilled. Sinner was able to celebrate – quite rightly.

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Jannik Sinner is putting on the big show in Miami

This Jannik Sinner is out of this world: The man from Sexten made it to the round of 1000 at the Masters XNUMX tournament in Miami on Monday night - after a real show of strength.

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