Sinner continues to shine in Val Gardena

Sinner (ATP 96) beat Frenchman Antoine Hoang (ATP 124) in two sets 6:3 and 7:6 (4) in the semifinals on Saturday afternoon. This means that the Pusterer remains without losing a set at the tournament in Val Gardena.

The course of the game The story of the first movement is told quickly. With the score at 2:1, Sinner used the first of his two break points and took the lead 3:1. As a result, he played his serves confidently and won the first set 6:3.

In the second set, Hoang got off to a better start, breaking Sinner and taking the lead 3-1. But the South Tyrolean showed a strong reaction, used his first break point in the set when the score was 2:4 and was then able to make it 4:4. But with the score at 5:6, Sinner had to master the next task when he successfully fended off three set points from Hoang on his own serve. In the tiebreak, Sinner clearly had the upper hand and moved into the final. Final between Sinner and Ofner In the final Sinner meets Sebastian Ofner. The number 173 in the world rankings is the first Austrian to reach the final in the ten-year history of the Challenger tournament in Val Gardena. The 23-year-old from Styria won the first semi-final on Saturday against Luca Vanni (ATP 368) from Italy 7:6 (4) and 7:6 (3). The final on Sunday will take place at 11 a.m.

If Sinner wins the tournament, he would move into the top 80 of the world rankings next week. Cacic/Sancic win in doubles Meanwhile, the duo Nikola Cacic (Serbia) and Antonio Sancic (Croatia) won the doubles final 6:7, 7:6, 10:7. In an exciting game against the Dutch David Pel and Sander Arends, every set went to a tie break. The Dutch won the first set, the Eastern Europeans won the second. In the super tie break, the two then fought to make it 10:7 and were able to become double winners in St. Ulrich.

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Sinner continues to shine in Val Gardena

Jannik Sinner continues to rush from victory to victory. The man from Sexten made it to the final of the ATP Challenger in Val Gardena (46.600 euros in prize money).

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