Sinner also performs in front of a home audience

Sinner (ATP 96) - after a bye in the first round - faced the Austrian Lucas Miedler (ATP 231) on Wednesday evening, whom he defeated in two sets 7:6 (5) and 7:5. The Pusterer is now in the individual round of XNUMX at the tournament in Val Gardena.

The course of the game In the first round, both served well and didn't give up a serve game, so the decision had to be made in a tiebreak. In this, Sinner was initially in the lead with 5:0 and 6:2 points. Then Miedler stalked up again and was able to reduce the score to 5:6. But Sinner immediately won the first set with an ace. For this he was frenetically celebrated by the audience in Val Gardena.

In the second set, both players initially showed no weakness in their own serves. With the score at 4:5 (from Sinner's perspective), Miedler had a total of three break opportunities to win the set. But Sinner fended off all of the Austrian's set points and won this game. The South Tyrolean then used his second break point when Miedler served and took the lead 6:5. Sinner then confidently brought home the last service game and moved into the next round. Round of 16 on Thursday In the round of 19, Sinner will face the Italian Roberto Marcora (ATP 183) in the last game of the day on Thursday (not before 4 p.m.), who brought his compatriot Giulio Zeppieri to his knees 6:6, 3:7 and 5:XNUMX.

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Sinner also performs in front of a home audience

Jannik Sinner confirms his top form. The Sesto native moved into the next round at the Sparkasse Challenger Val Gardena South Tyrol.

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