Despite the alarm breakdown: Sinner is in the round of 16

The Puster native won his opening match against Norbert Gombos (ATP 102) from Slovakia in 2 sets 6:4 and 7:6. Curious: The match was interrupted for 2 minutes during the second set when the score was 4:3 for Sinner because the siren of an alarm system in the hall in Marseille kept going on and off. The game against Gombos was very even from the start. From Sinner's point of view, both players played their serve games until the score was 5:4. In the 10th game, Gombos from Sexten took the serve to zero to make it 6:4. Sinner and Gombos also fought an exciting duel in the second half of the game. With the score at 2:4, 3:0 for the Pusterer, the match had to be interrupted for 30 minutes due to a problem with the alarm system inside the stadium. Shortly after the restart, the Slovakian even had two break points, but Sinner fended off both and made it 40:2. Afterwards, both Gombos and the South Tyrolean served their serves until the score was 5:4. In the tiebreak, Sinner was already 6:6 behind, but the man from Sexten took 1 of the next 4 points and won 6:7 after just over 2 hours of play. In the round of 16 against Medvedev Sinner will now face number 1 seeded Russian Daniil Medvedev in the round of 3 on Thursday. For the Pusterer it is the 10rd duel against a top 5 player. Just 10 days ago he was ranked 2th in the world rankings in Rotterdam. David Goffin from Belgium in XNUMX sets. Sinner eliminated in doubles On Tuesday evening, the 18-year-old played doubles with long-time Seppi partner, Simone Bolelli. The Azzurri lost against the Indian-Canadian duo Rohan Bopanna/Denis Shapovalov after 1:34 hours of play in three sets with 3:7, 6:3, 6:6.

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Despite the alarm breakdown: Sinner is in the round of 16

Jannik Sinner reached the round of 250 at the ATP XNUMX tournament in Marseille (France).

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