Daniil Medvedev vs Jannik Sinner EPIC Showdown | Vienna 2023 Final Highlights

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[@meadowsfineart8103]

Sinner just stepping his level up recently, I feel like his rise has been more gradual than some other younger guys but he's been a top 20 player, then top ten for a while and now very much top 5. He's gradually minimising the weaknesses in his game, very much like young Djokovic did! Obviously lots of people rightly talk about Alcaraz but I can see Sinner also having an excellent career with multiple slams and possibly the no 1 ranking eventually

[@janparchanski9242]

He's amazing player, but his mental game is questionable, he might choke in GS semis or final. But he's not even in his prime yet, hope he's gonna do well.

[@2big2fail2]

Absolutely, just completely agreeing on this one, let's go Sinner

[@Karollenart]

He is good but... has medicore mentality, no dropshot, no voley, medicor defense.

[@ippolit4262]

​@@Karollenarthe hit Meddy with multiple drop shots today and he's been prolific at converting breaks recently you're smoking you don't watch tennis you casual dumbass

[@lcb8883]

​@@Karollenartof course, it's you who have it all.

[@lotus630]

Sinner's firepower is just insane

[@johnmaimo9159]

You can tell Sinner wanted this badly. I have never seen him get so passionate - when loses certain shots he gets angry and expressive…never seen that before and I love that emotion sometimes. This is game was legendary!

[@alexcooper3007]

В Китае их игра была более легендарной!))

[@jesusrafaelaguilarcabeza1709]

A sinner lo perjudican sus lesiones, está marcado para ser uno de los grandes de la generación de relevo, debe se sabio, como será si nole lo agarra de la manooo, jajajajjaja, sinner para esto no hay quien valga

[@riccardonoto9941]

​@@alexcooper3007Yeah, Jannik played differently in china, with a lot of serve and volley. This time he just won in Medvedev's territory, from the baseline

[@user-hy9vq3hs3w]

I am wondering if Medvedev can win sinner again. I have started to believe he can't win him anymore.

[@guilhermerubira1842]

I' m soooooo happy Sinner's power is translating into titles. Totally on board to see at least 5+ years of elite battles between him and Alcaraz

[@rickfid99]

I sure hope and believe it will be more than 5 years lol. Dudes are 20 and 22, more like 15 years of battles

[@DanielBoonelight]

@@rickfid99 all contingent on bodies holding up. which luckily in this day and age, holds a better chance. but human bodies are fickle things, too.

[@guilhermerubira1842]

@@rickfid99 sure, but sometimes there's a Thiem's situation

[@TONDANO11]

yes, hope both will be injury free in the years to come

[@Hammerton32]

well, it's not just power. he's becoming better strategically, eg. hitting better angles, changing the pace. he's also in better physical condition, and can stay in matches longer (although back to back best of 5s remain to be seen) plus his serve has improved, as has his dtl backhand.

[@gebmanini6465]

Sinner is ALMIGHTY. He realised he couldn’t go to net early into the first, so he decided to go to WAR with Meddy at the baseline, basically the tennis equivalent of trying to run a marathon with no legs. At the second, I can’t have been the only one with rotterdam flashbacks when sinner lost the double break. In the end though, he defied expectations and with nothing but pure willpower and grit, managed to take the trophy home. Well done Jannik for finally winning a close match like this and for being so clutch.

[@taiyo-sama6332]

yes, i had Rotterdam flashbacks in the second and i'm so happy Jannik fought till the end

[@gebmanini6465]

@@taiyo-sama6332the break point when he was serving for it and Daniil had the open court to himself gave me a mini heart attack😅

[@jdcharlie]

He kept his calm. Especially in the first set. He kept his head on.

[@lucatagliabue5738]

the forehand on 1-1 30-0 (3rd set) is absolutely outstanding, beyond physics 😳

[@usermatisse]

I think one of the most beautiful FH in the atp currently, if not the most beautiful

[@ariellira5881]

That one reminded me a lot to Del Potro's fh.

[@nikol7951]

Wow those were many brutal rallies by both players. Congrats to Sinner, he's taking his game to a whole other level.

[@Maliilse75]

Sinner is a different player than he was even a few months ago. He's saving break points with aces (his serve has improved so much), he's using serve and volley much more (not today because Meddy kept beating him at it so he had to try something else). But above all, his mental fortitude is next level. He won all three tiebreaks against Medvedev in their last two matches. That says it all. Looking forward to more battles between these two mental giants.

[@gregorytomaszewski3304]

between them, and Alcaraz

[@RudeComedian]

Godamn, Sinner just keeps getting better every time I see him. Soon to be the World number 1 and multiple grand slam winner. Mark my words. Sinner is my favourite player right now. I almost see a young Fed in him. Great job. Keep winning 🏆👍 .

[@pdiseris]

I would tend to agree. There's something really special about him.

[@user-cp1ll4kv8o]

Sinner's shots sound like gunshots Such amazing power in those shots despite having a leaner physique One of the cleanest ball strikers in tennis right now Great by Medvedev too Incredible final congratulations to sinner

[@onlysmmk]

Sinner has improved a lot He now has the backhand down the line what makes him achieve a lot

[@wierdwabbitt]

That bh down the line kept catching Med off balance, allowing Sinner to put the ball away comfortably, it's a massive new addition to his arsenal

[@gebmanini6465]

Completely agree. It seems that his baseline game has turned from senselessly bashing the ball to a deadly combination of power, precision and consistency

[@tomk5238]

That serve tho. The real game changer imo. It was 50% first serve 2 years ago. He's been upping it into the 80%>

[@ellcally508]

​@@tomk5238Yes!

[@bbbazzinga]

Exactly, you can see that he's still having trouble with it but he's going for it and whenever he manages to pull it off the point completely changes to his favor. If he keeps on working and improving it he'll become a very tough guy to beat.

[@Endeavour1982]

I watched the whole match and that was probably the best tennis this year thus far. Both were at their extreme modes, very few mistakes, maximum quality and power in every shot.

[@rodrigoaquino4062]

Así mismo 👌

[@gugak2095]

What a champion Sinner is becoming. I remember well when Medvedev made the yawning gesture during an ATP Finals match in Turin a few years ago. Now he has stopped doing that🙂. If Sinner is well he can beat anyone, he is now a complete player and ready to win his first Slam and who knows how many more. Let's see the upcoming Australian Open💪.

[@novafire9]

Medv will rarely ever win against Jannik again. He's got him figured out.

[@hesusbucatcat8022]

He has just beaten 10x #AusOpen Champ Djokovic in the semis. Awaiting Meddy or Zverev. Masterful Jannik!

[@milkyday8008]

your comment aged well

[@Zodiac1102]

This match is Tied with djokovic vs alcaraz in cincinnati as one of the best finals this year

[@JohanRfrlhs]

Is it ? ? ?😶??????🤪

[@gebmanini6465]

@@JohanRfrlhsyes mate this match was better if anything

[@JohanRfrlhs]

​@@gebmanini6465just being crazy mate ofc its a wonderful match

[@iagomello6317]

nah, wait a sec, djoko and alcaraz went both for multiple match points, dont compare with this one@@gebmanini6465

[@Guillermo648]

I was about to say this,very true

[@yakzivz1104]

Very rarely do you see anyone grind Medvedev down but Sinner made Meddie run out of gas in the 3rd set!!

[@saberdiamond3425]

It’s not often a player can overpower Medvedev from the baseline and make him pant and wheeze. Only two players have done so in recent memory: Rafa (AO 2022), and shockingly, Sinner today! Very impressive!

[@JohnDanvers]

Phenomenal performance. Compared to Beijing he approached the net way less. Very few serve and volleys. He beat him from the baseline. That's even more impressive.

[@iansmirna5183]

He tried to go at the net at the beginning but got punished straight. Well adapted, his friepower was a step above Medvedev. I think Daniil is a bit tired after the season, he did not seem able to inject pace when needed.

[@jdcharlie]

True. In Beijing, he was at the net all the time. This time, he best him from the baseline. Superb game.

[@giorgioc6765]

What is really crazy is that Rotterdam was THIS YEAR. It seems years instead, at the time everyone was saying Sinner's play was good but with a lot of flaws and that he had a long way to go to be at Medvedev's level. And now, just a few months later, there he is. And he didn't even play a perfect match, a "once in a lifetime" one. No. He made mistakes, but he showed an incredible grit and was able to defeat Medvedev at his own game. Really impressive.

[@labonnesociete]

...and he started playing tennis at the age of......13! Knowing that most other top pros start around age 5, that says a lot about this incredible champion.

[@huzcer]

Not the case. He dedicated fully to tennis at 13 but only didn't play tennis for 1 year between 3 and 13 (7 to 8)- from Wikipedia- "Sinner began both skiing and playing tennis at age three. He was one of Italy's top junior skiers from eight to twelve years old, While training in skiing, Sinner gave up tennis for a year at the age of seven before his father pushed him to return to the sport. At the age of thirteen, Sinner decided to give up skiing and football in favour of tennis."

[@labonnesociete]

​@@huzcer Thanks for the information. Regardless, it's still an incredible performance because he hasn't devoted his time entirely to tennis.

[@huzcer]

@@labonnesociete sure but equally young children (up to age 10, 11) even focussing on one sport will have very different amounts of hours spent per week etc so it's hard to compare that exactly too at that young age.

[@Fraudkovic]

​@@huzcerso this is where you're hiding bum . What'd I tell you about sinner . He's way more talented than pushovic . He just needs to get his body right and djokovic is done for . He already gets owned by alcaraz and rune

[@huzcer]

@@Fraudkovic Dimitrov is Alcaraz's daddy now

[@sekuzone]

One of the best matches this year!

[@rastkomanasic7977]

That's right !!!!

[@piscesgroovesupreme]

Absolutely!

[@SwanTech6061]

i agree

[@aroam2031]

Great job from Sinner! I think the key factor in both of the matches he won against Meddy is his mental toughness. He was able to prevail in two super tight matches in a final! Today, he turned the first set around when he was losing with a break as well as from 5:6 0-30 from second serve. He managed to always find ways to bounce back and stay composed in crucial moments while Medvedev missing his chances by being extra passive and letting Sinner crush the ball comfortably. That open-court miss in the final game was really unfortunate for Daniil as it potentially costed him a title. All in all, a great rivalry so far and hope we will see more clashes from these two.

[@JohanRfrlhs]

That's some proper analysis

[@JohanRfrlhs]

Gotta apply it in my next tournaments

[@enigmaparadox987]

Yeah credit to Jannik for upping his mental game. Better shot selection. Ability to add some variety and upset the rhythm of opponent a bit more now. Lots of credit to Cahill for helping his game too I think.

[@VENA25]

Great analysis,extra passive is the perfect way to describe Medvedev performance,Jannik deserve it but Daniil has to change something in his game if he wanna lift trophies in the future against the youngsters

[@nicholasdemetriades9154]

Yes. All true. I think he is in the zone right now and can not sustain such A high level in best of 5 setters consecutively. The best find a way to win when they have less than 100% that day.

[@user-ri3is5jr7y]

This is an unbelievable match. Three hours plus for the title between two of the best players on the planet. Probably one of the best three setters except the almighty Djokovic- Alcatraz in Cincinnati. I am so impressed by Jannik. Twelve months ago it was a 4-6 2-6 against Medvedev and this year he won the title from him, in a match that actually suited Medvedev’s style more. What an effort. Congrats to both for an incredible 2023 season!

[@gabsave]

This performance by Sinner is the most clutch he has been so far in his career. Well done young man! 👍💪

[@sanjapkoki]

I love Sinner. He's worked hard and is now beating Medtopus and Alcaraz, his two main rivals. He will be a grand slam champ soon

[@massimomoro2280]

Scrivo in Italiano per l'orgoglio che sento per questo giovane e grande campione che ci darà ancora molte soddisfazioni. Complimenti a Medvedev per l'altissimo livello offerto agli spettatori e ad ogni appassionato di tennis. Fenomenali!!! Hugs to everybody, enjoy your day!

[@Irfan87]

Sinner is the ultimate power-baseliner.

[@leumas0412]

Davydenko. The guy didn’t have anything else and won the ATP Finals. But I believe Sinner will overtake him soon.

[@giedriusk.4321]

@@leumas0412 Davydenko had no power comparing to Sinner, totally different style of play.

[@jdcharlie]

It was the battle of the baselines today and he prevailed.

[@arslaanpasha3334]

​@@giedriusk.4321Lol what?? Davydenko defeated nadal and federer to win 2009 atp finals. He was russian ball hitting machine.

[@Irfan87]

@@leumas0412 Davydenko was a beast. Underrated player for sure, never seen any player who has better at ball redirection. But he wasn't a power based player.

[@Ace-ig3mj]

So happy for Jann! This win is even more special with his family and friends being in the stands. Enjoy your win and rest up for Paris. Forza Jann 🦊

[@hmgbeato]

I respect both, but i enjoy Sinner's game much more because he plays positive tennis - taking the risk 1st with strategy and contention - while Medvedev relies on defense - consistency-counterpunch. Kudos to both for a great battle 🙌

[@doctrinehigh]

Yep, the first face-off between Sinner and Medvedev, the Russian played a defensive game, hitting the ball back to Sinner's side of the court throughout the match, letting Sinner take all the risks, and unfortunately, he made several mistakes. However, it seems that there has been a change in Sinner's game since then, resulting in an improvement.

[@alexanderriedl1213]

Very happy for Sinner. His elegance on court is reminiscent of Federer's. Bright future for this boy

[@markfortuin7111]

Sinner is level headed and focused. Very mature at 22. A well deserved win.

[@HermanWaldorf]

Until last year, when meeting face to face, you could see that Medvedev belonged to a superior category. Now they both fully belong to the same one: Sinner joined the club of the very best players in the world.

[@Markph7]

Going toe to toe feel the baseline for 2-3 hours w Meddy is impressive. sinner’s mental and physical fitness have really improved since he was up 2 sets on Djoker at Wimbledon and couldn’t keep his level

[@mariogliatta7857]

Grandissima partita di sacrificio dove hai dovuto metterci il 110%,bravo Jannik te lo sei meritato🤍❤️💚💪

[@stevemclean7473]

Sinner seems to be playing like a man that wants to be world number 1. His backhand is arguably the best in the world right now!

[@aninwaloda6759]

It's like prime Federer

[@7Alberto7]

What a player,what a CHAMP,bravo Jannik!!!!❤🇮🇹

[@balat77]

Sinner has developed patience in breaking down Meddy

[@Raziem]

I'd say it's more about physical performance. He outlasted medvedev, not for everybody

[@DNA2000-8bit]

Highest level match of 2023 so far. Easily. These two and Carlos and Novak have distanced themselves from everyone.

[@mehmetdogaguvendi580]

Sinner keeps evolving in each passing step. The resolution and perseverevance of this Italian tennis player always captivates my attention. He has entirely advanced his personal traits and aspects in order to prove his large supremacy on the court against the resilient opponents. It embodies the quality and the lucid dimension of Jannik Sinner. Furthermore, the adaptability and resilience also nurtured at this point. It was really considerable to attain this immense title in Vienna. A breathtaking ATP tournament throught whole week, respectively dismantling two tough Russian tennis players in this event. Huge congratulations to my second favorite male tennis competitor!

[@arkine11]

This, like Beijing, felt more like a masters 1000 run and final Sinner winning both is very impressive.

[@ronwatts5827]

Honestly..it really doesn't get too much better...a bit of a throwback to the BIG THREE matches. This match had everything..EVERYTHING..I like both players, but in a way was happy for Sinner, as I think Danii had the former's number for a while. But I'm glad for Danii as played at a very high level.

[@ayeayroncali6977]

The fitness it requires to be able to battle like that is great. We all talk about mental game being a big part of tennis but the actual physicality to play at this type of level till the last point is incredible

[@simonecorleone3338]

El juego de Sinner mejora cuando los rivales aumentan la velocidad. Es INCREÍBLE

[@cybertron6145]

Great shots and great mental strength from Jannik. Danil is a wall. When he still implements his serve and shots at the net, he will also be able to play for the titles of the slams.

[@danguee1]

Kudos to Jannik for attacking the net so much more these days. He's not a 'touch' player - but, blimey, he's an exceptionally competent net player with superb technique.... Those first 3 points had him losing all 3 - but he stuck to his guns and, yet again, his stats for net points for the match were very impressive. Stick to it, young man!

[@patrikmarflak6559]

It was great his team encouraged him to go forward even after the failed serve&volley attempts and missed smashes. He is not always going to win the point but it’s the way to beat a player like Medvedev. Plus having a quality return and amazing down the line backhand and forehand of course.

[@RohanKishibe23]

At this point one can only expect he'll improve on his net play as time goes on. It's wild watching matches of him from a year or two ago and seeing him now.

[@lexigold8448]

Definitely not the last time we see these two battling it out in a final

[@oshokhamomoh4575]

“ A Battle of Beautiful Brutality”….definitely one of the finals of the year

[@shashank_phoenix]

Sinner is gradually becoming One of my favorite players on tour... If not the favorite

[@cardboardpolitician]

I was there yesterday in Vienna. Such a great match. The power and energy of both players. A real nailbiter.

[@blucat4]

The tennis we have seen lately is nearly off the charts. Med vs Grigor, Med vs Tsitsipas, Med vs Sinner, all these were spectacular to watch. Too many others to name them all, but I must mention the Rublev matches (Grigor, Hubi), and the FAA vs Hubi Basel final, FAA came out of nowhere and produced a banger!! Cheers to all the players, the entertainment has been excellent! 👏👍🙂

[@MoorishBrooklyn]

Phenomenal tennis from Sinner. He just keeps getting better every season.

[@barbaragillett9904]

Congratulations Sinner amazing player 👏👏👏👏👏👍🇬🇧

[@hbjigcc]

36:23 rallies over 9 shots for Sinner. He got him in his own game.

[@hg82met]

Four finals this year between these two top 4 players, and all but one went to a deciding set. Sinner winning the last two matches they played will give Medvedev some food for thought next time they play - in Paris or ATP finals.

[@Raziem]

Actually 2 in 3 and 2 in 2

[@rogerthegoat]

FORZA JANNIKKKKKKKK!!!!!!! I met him in real life, and he did a video for me. He signed my tennis bag and took a photo with me. His kindness is truly remarkable. Great work from both, BUT I'M SO HAPPY SINNER WONNNN!!!!!

[@tennisforever1282]

Congrats to Jannik. He is a superb player. Hope he wins the AO.

[@miriamlinton9528]

Quite frankly, Medvedev and Yannik played their heart out, but the extra efforts that Sinner put in landed him with the victory. Both played extraordinarily well, but Sinner we all have shower you with much appreciation 🎉for the brutal performance of tactical ball placements, grit, strength and tight grip you showed against Meddy today. and played as if your life depended upon it, and wearing out your opponent. 💪💪💪💪💪💪I applaud you man. Well deserved 🎉🎉❤❤🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉.

[@saowareechun-ngam7803]

Every time I watch Sinner’s match he gives me this goosebumps,such a talented player

[@ashleysaini3694]

one of the best matches of the season. Just the amount of pace in each shot and the ralllys being so long, as Medvedev loves to do. Exceptional tennis from both players. Jannik's best season yet and hopefully a sign of his stepping up to push for more!

[@PaTrick-wz8zg]

Amazing match by both, Meddy cramping at the end tells you how intense this was. Sinner well deserved, grand slam win would be possible soon 🙌🏽

[@dustyroot4708]

He wasn’t cramping. He was mocking Sinner.

[@francescosaveriorotondi5975]

Yeah, I thought so too...what was that about? Was he trying to imply Sinner faked an injury or something like that? If so I must have missed what he was refering to...maybe a bit of a sore loser. But hey, I get it, I am like that as well.

[@nigelhallett3570]

@@francescosaveriorotondi5975 J

[@Sturmsteffen]

Come il nero di colore battuto ai quarti, cercano di innervosire con atteggiamenti irriguardosi mostrandosi persone meschine. E ritengo che anche il giudice di sedia dovrebbe porre un freno. Ritengo questa vittoria doppiamente meritata.

[@adamnewell4816]

@dustyroot4708 You sure he was mocking Sinner instead of inattentive TennisTV viewers who would assume he cramped?

[@chupakabra1604]

Sinner's playing looks silky smooth to my eyes. All the best wishes for him with the AO final 2024.

[@MoorishBrooklyn]

Goodness!!! Sich an amazing match.

[@fredodomino4635]

Congrats Jannik ! He really deserves to win a grand slam i hope for him 😎😎

[@SamJonesPlatypus]

Everyone has been saying that he’s a serious contender for a hard court grand slam next year. Absolutely agree, but would also put him on the list for Wimbledon. After all, he made semis this year.

[@eyesonuall]

Sinner has improved his game a lot in the last couple of months…. Outstanding

[@pabloMK]

Grandissimo torneo da parte di Jannik e finale di altissima intensità. Il terzo set e' stato incredibile.

[@martinsilva9386]

Sinner 's backhand has become killer...

[@hitthurdeaux]

With Sinner at the level where he’s beating Alcaraz and Medvedev, plus the GOAT joining the fray, Paris is going to be amazing.

[@pranavpisupati4953]

Amazing game from both of them. Just gave it all they had. Special shout out to sinner. The guy’s just turning out be an absolute beast

[@SamJonesPlatypus]

Honestly, am so happy at how well Sinner is doing. He’s been my favourite player on tour for a while now and it’s great to see him getting these titles now against the very best. He can beat Alcaraz and Medvedev now, I’d love to see a match between him and Nole. I’m not saying that Sinner would win, but I think he has improved in leaps and bounds even since Wimbledon, and I’d love to see him against the very best of the best.

[@hpfme]

Sinner loves Indoors I’m telling this he’s gonna win those Indoor tournaments like Paris & Season-End Championships in the future.

[@Victrola66]

Insane final. The decider was that 20minute long game in the third. Also Daniil should have converted the lead 40:15 when he was at the net. But he will learn and be better next time. Congrats to Jannik for really stepping up at this time of the season and hopefully continues like this from now on. Danya ❤ Jannik 🎉

[@SJ-di5zu]

I’m about ready to say Sinner will win a grand slam next year. Sure, he struggles a little against Zverev, Medvedev, Djokovic as elite counterpunchers, but at a certain point he’s just hitting the ball too hard for them to handle, like Medvedev here. He’s added a lot to his game and will likely be even better next year. Maybe needs a bit more work on the conditioning, but I think Sinner can win one of the hard court majors next year.

[@aiylacarson]

Sinner is brilliant indoors. But outdoors he is vulnerable imo.

[@usermatisse]

​@@aiylacarsonwhat do you say?😂 Indoor or outdoor a hard court is exactly the same, it count only how fast is, not at all if indoor or outdoor

[@jacobschmidt2709]

Sinner has no doubt made improvements, and beating both Alcaraz and Medvedev twice this year is a step in the right direction. However, as we know, winning in best of five format is a completely different challenge, and Sinner remains unproven. With his endurance still in question, winning 7 bo5 matches against the best players would be a big ask.

[@SJ-di5zu]

@@aiylacarsonIt’s possible the surface is what’s benefitting him right now, but I just feel like he’s playing great tennis regardless of surface. I don’t think he’s been noticeably better or worse on indoor hard vs outdoor hard throughout his career. He will need to use more of his net game outdoors though. Slower surfaces = points are harder to finish, so you have to be able to come to net.

[@mantaishere]

Yes, but sustaining that over 4 or 5 sets?

[@kieran1990able]

Exceptional tennis performance by Sinner. 2024 is his year. I hope he wins at least one GS next year

[@beautyinc1990]

World Class Finale… What a Match..

[@manscharmmsn9414]

The tenacity to win with the mental toughness of Mr. Sinner is just aboveboard in this game with Mr. Medvedev. I'd like to watch Mr. Djokovic fit against this young man in the future games. Congratulations Jannik you have very much deserved this win! 🎉🎉🎉

[@jakehuang3545]

Man Meddy's FH has seriously improved since the last I saw him. Great match. EPIC.

[@rocketboyxbb]

Sinner is an awesome player, always good to see him win and especially beating out Medev.

[@paoloprandi2375]

Ferocious!! Keep fighting Jannik!

[@salvatoresalemme3550]

This guy and Carlos will give Tennis 10 years of new glory.

[@mariogliatta7857]

Vittoria meritata x Jannik, quanti bei punti ha fatto Jannik,bella la variazione sulla palla corta 90%delle volte fa punto e nn le subisce quasi mai all'avversario....... X nn parlare dei dritti lungolinea fantastici, oramai è salito a livello dei migliori....... Bravo Sinner!!! ❤❤

[@WriteandPublish-tl1kc]

Sinner is one of the worthy heirs to the thrones of the Big Three...not to disparage Medvedev's place in the hierarchy. It is not just skills or talent that puts one above the rest...it is tenacity and resolute determination !!!

[@davidchin5318]

crazy final 🎉

[@tabscoobrealestate6061]

Feliz por el triunfo de Sinner

[@user-hz7wy9ho5e]

Sinner has transcended human techniques of tennis. And I want Sinner to transcend human beings.

[@mitsuhh]

Ok fanboying a bit much there

[@pdiseris]

@@mitsuhh is that really necessary? Let the dude be excited. Geezus.

[@mitsuhh]

@@pdiseris all necessity has transcended your own mortal comprehensions

[@matttennis]

Wow, this is an unbelievable win by Sinner. I honestly gave him little chance to win this considering the imperious level Medvedev's been playing at this tournament. Super impressive!

[@charo8396]

I wrote it before, I will write it again. Janik has an outstanding level, Forza Italia has a deep meaning.Congratulations!

[@noelynbernal1569]

I guessed who will win. 🎉 I see sinner improved a lot from his experiences losing in many finals before.

[@milanavujicic6854]

How nice to watch a match between two normal and decent guys, I love both of them and I don't care who wins, anyway thanks for the exceptional tennis.

[@LPflightsimulator]

This one brutal Game 3 in the third set Took 20!!!! Minutes it was insane!

[@Frazius76]

If he stays like this (repeat: if) nothing is impossible. What a good match between the two.

[@AJoy2286]

Incredible hitting from both.Taking on Medvedev from baseline..Amazing..Way to go Sinner.

[@sitruckoom9845]

Easily one of the best matches of the year. It’s one of those matches where you don’t remember the unforced errors; it seemed like nothing but winners. Loved both since each blasted onto the scene. Didn’t know who to root for, so just sat back and watched them smack the hell out of the ball.

[@Marifet124]

Very informative comments after the points, adds to the quality of experience...

[@slavicaconkic-minic2125]

7:21 How fast was that forehand ? 😮

[@maxdgr]

Not less than 250 km/h

[@JackieMoon22]

That was scary fast😮

[@blakebrothers3984]

These guys are such a fun match up. Amazing level of tennis

[@chineseclassical6342]

Med seems injured and tired but still showed top 10 level tennis, Sinner plays with more aggression now and definitely deserves the victory. The win against Carlos and through to the trophy at Beijing gave him the confidence that is the gold key🔑

[@smileme4]

One of the best match...Both are played well🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@leonidesrivera9812]

This was great to watch. Ty 😊❤

[@SkySushii]

Some used to compare Sinner to Berdych who can hit powerful groundstrokes but lacks a plan B. Under coach Cahill, he has definitely improved his volleys, and started incorporating the slice (could do it even more often). Darren even told Sinner in this very match to avoid one-pace rallies (which help Medvedev's rhythm) and try to mix it up. Having more variety and options in rallies would also help with his unforced errors, as they can pile up when he tries to win with pure pace or is feeling it physically. The scary part is that Sinner's game seems effective on all surfaces and there's still room for improvement. E.g. Medvedev's deep return position meant he didn't exploit Sinner's relatively weaker 2nd serve, but someone like Djokovic can and has. Perhaps why people mention Jannik's mentality is that despite a 10-3 record in finals, his win rate against Top 10 wasn't the best until this year (lower than all of Alcaraz, Rune, Medvedev, Zverev and Tsitsipas). But again this is changing. Most notably, Sinner has had quite a few close quality matches with Carlos and seems to have a style that troubles the Spaniard. Now Boris Becker has started working with Rune who I hope becomes a major threat again after his recent back pains. Although it's still a couple of years away, I feel as Djokovic inches closer to retirement, these are the 3 who will dominate the tour along with perhaps Medvedev if the Russian maintains his longevity as the Big 3 did.

[@stephanus5291]

When Most of fans watching alca, I counted on sinner. His career shorter than most of rankers, but now he is on top10 stably. And everytime he lost the match, then he improve the weakness in next match, I can see that clearly.