Jannik Sinner vs Karen Khachanov Highlights | Miami Open 2021

[@skyjuke2006]

Jannik Sinner comes from a little village in the mountains. People from there are extremely polite, serious, reliable, humble. We all love Jannik for these qualities.

[@EhCloserLook]

The quality level in this match seemed more like something you'd watch on center court at one of the Grand Slams!

[@jonterrett]

Some serious talent coming from Italy Musetti and Sinner fine talents

[@janveraart307]

And then having Berettini as well... seriously possible that we have 3 Italians in the top 10 in 2 years hah

[@theviniso]

@@janveraart307 I can see Italy and Russia dominating men's tennis in this decade.

[@bloomontoyou1408]

@@janveraart307 berrettini is not that good. He reached his peak and now it's just a downfall

[@jonterrett]

@@janveraart307 of course Matteo 2 yep a lot of talent available and also ATP finals now in Turin this year puts Italy even more on the map

[@is3t]

@@bloomontoyou1408 He's costantly injured, but he is good, in the ATP Cup he kicked out Thiem, Monfils and Bautista Agut easily so... He has the level to stay in top 10, but with so many injuries It's hard

[@pauldavey422]

is no-one gonna mention that angled reply he hit against Khachanov's dropshot! That was a joke! Also so respectful to opponent when he wins, no screaming or fists to the coach - just polite handshake - classy

[@tadds1991]

That was Nole, no way that Sinner could do that

[@frankg.39]

Fist to the coach after a win is not disrespectful to the opponent

[@friendsandfamily4806]

Big 3, big no. Only Djokovic and Nadal. Federer is done. 6 years old and almost same no of GS and even lesser big titles than Big 2. There is only big 2. Federer 3rd best of all time.

[@Genarii]

@Big Cheeso He personally doesn't like it, therefore it's disrespectful to display an emotion that reveals that you're happy you won.🙄 Apparently the guy needs a reference point for actual disrespect: Try Kyrgios or Tomic before, during, and after matches. Just can't stop shaking my head at the idea that this means Nadal is disrespectful to his opponents because he pumps his fist, shouts "vamos," and looks towards his box when he wins a point/game/set/match. 🤦‍♂️

[@weyman4317]

Potential world number 1

[@tadds1991]

The mental strenght and intelligence of the golden boy are truly remarkable. He's 19 years old, wait until his body is in his prime.

[@babolat1979]

He will be number 1 at that point

[@AinSoph73]

@@babolat1979 becoming #1 seems to be a lot harder than the credit people give it

[@romainmj7245]

This Guy is 19 YEARS OLD ! And he can beat everyone on tour apart top 5 ! How good he is at this age ! Futur world best

[@redennah1467]

Zverev nearly beat Nadal at that age so we can never be sure... he can reach a plateau for a couple years just like it happened to Zverev.

[@flaviobiancolli9569]

@@redennah1467 Sinner has way stronger mentality than zverev. He will surely enter top 5 in 2 years max

[@bloomontoyou1408]

@@flaviobiancolli9569 don't jinx it man. But I'd say, I really hope that he'll become number 1

[@paulm636]

@@redennah1467 good point you can never tell how young players are gonna develop. However, I think zverev isn’t the right player to compare him to: zverev has been all about tennis all his life, whereas Sinner has only started focusing on Tennis a few years ago showing that he might have a greater potential. Moreover, I feel like even at his young age Sinner already seems to be more mature and mentally stable than zverev has ever been.

[@redennah1467]

@@flaviobiancolli9569 sure but number 5 and number 1 isn't the same thing. Zverev was in the top 3 at 20 and he hasn't won anything big since his ATP finals victory in 2018

[@havingagr8time]

Sinner is mighty impressive, and he's only going to get better.

[@notsohandytim5090]

Bobby M: As long as his body is in agreement with that long term plan.

[@harrykempster4800]

Nah i reckon he’ll get worse aye

[@andreandree4384]

Both players are definitely good but their games are boring to watch; heavy baseliners game

[@havingagr8time]

@@andreandree4384 I agree. Then again, that style seems to be pretty common these days.

[@andreandree4384]

@@havingagr8time yes yes. Agreed!..i don't really find beautiful the games of the "next"-gen players: they have everything but it's boring to watch their matches at least for me. :(

[@epsilonbeta4877]

US Open 2020 - Khachanov-Sinner 36 67 62 60 76 (3h 42m) Melbourne 2021 - Sinner-Khachanov 76 46 76 (3h 08m) Miami 2021 - Sinner-Khachanov 46 76 64 (2h 52) WHAT A RIVALRY!!!

[@nicolasdublac7915]

Nice comment man

[@tonymarc83]

@@nicolasdublac7915 in the first match sinner lose only for the cramps

[@FLAC2023]

They are both great players but Sinner is slightly better in just about everything...

[@Nebel_Fox]

Second game of first set could be endless)

[@here_lies_aldolobo]

sinner is figuring him out. very smart.

[@lukijanbugarski3476]

DAMN that sprint from Sinner at 4-4 was briliant and from way outside the baseline no less!

[@dubbelhelix]

Sinner is developing well. I admire his mental strength, composure and gentlemanly conduct. What a mature young guy. Credit to him and his upbringing. He is a true professional and asset to the tour.

[@farossi7173]

Grande jannick, ultimi due set giocati davvero bene con anche delle buone discese a rete contro un khachanov in gran spolvero, bravo!

[@vittoriocampanella9982]

Se non si ferma per qualche acciacco questo esplode... Abbiamo un gruppo di italiani fantastico... Fognini è troppo discontinuo

[@edng3491]

watching sinner is like poetry in motion. so calm so intriguing so ever amazing!

[@deucedup5053]

thats insane that he won this match! Unreal!

[@aiyka_music]

If sinner works on his fitness hell be a force to reckon with over the next decade!

[@evelyn1029]

At 19 Sinner's mental toughness is really commendable. Even after losing the first set he came back even stronger in the 2nd and 3rd. He definitely has the mindset of a great champion.

[@CGcarmineCG]

Che partita che hanno giocato. Jannik ieri non era al cento per cento ma è comunque riuscito a vincere la partita grazie alla forza mentale che ha. Quel recupero sulla palla corta di Khachanov sul 4 pari al terzo set dopo più di due ore e mezza di partita WOW è lì che ha vinto l'incontro. Spero possa recuperare perchè agli ottavi ha trovato un avversario abbordabile e potrebbe agilmente qualificarsi ai quarti di finale. Sicuramente il giorno di recupero aiuterà.

[@Victrola66]

Sinner is my new favorite to watch. I think he has a great future ahead of him.

[@adamrubinson6875]

3:03 wow! amazing get and amazing shot from Sinner.

[@yancarloiani1697]

Es increíble la cantidad de nuevos talentos en el tenis, forza Sinner.

[@catxfadealinaroldanpulido6371]

I LOVE Sinner😍😍😍😍😍 what a player

[@fdk.5390]

This guy will be a legend on the next years. ATP Number 1 FOR SURE

[@redennah1467]

after his loss at the US open, I think Sinner has grudge vs Karen because he's been playing so well against him since then.😂

[@fedwrld7617]

They've had 2 CLOSE matches since then but yeah I feel like that loss at the US open pushes him through ever time

[@redennah1467]

@sell in gloom buy in boom it wasn't an injury, he just wasn't fit enough for a 3 set match at the time

[@is3t]

@@redennah1467 No, he was injured, he had back problems, but he still managed to play until the tie break of the fifth set

[@redennah1467]

@@is3t it was determined as "physical discomfort" so basically it means he wasn't fit enough... And the title of the article on the ATP tour official site is "Khachanov outlasts Sinner"

[@is3t]

@@redennah1467 If you have pain you're injured, so I consider It as an injury, he couldn't move and he would have won that match if It wasn't for this problem...

[@mysticpond23]

Some serious tennis coming from some youngsters. Sinner can only keep improving, I can already see him sneaking into top 5 in a couple of years

[@marcosdana9751]

He is 19, but his game is absolute world class.

[@jay_kulina]

Yeah, he is very good with awesome mentality, uncharacteristic of his age! But damn his game is boring to watch most of the times. I'd much rather watch Musetti anyday, even though he isn't as successful and consistent yet. Musetti's game is an eye-pleaser and tennis absolutely NEEDS him to be big, or many fans will stop watching tennis after the BIG-3 retire! The only one with such a variety of shots.

[@marcosdana9751]

@@jay_kulina I agree, unfortunately the Big 3 won't be playing anytime soon and tennis needs young players that are almost as fun to watch like them.

[@SIMOLAMBOTZ]

Sinner's game is very good, but if he becomes a Champions, it's for his mental strength. He wins many matches without playing good or without being 100% fit.

[@Seraph1Lost]

On this exactly 1 he seemed very tired and won anyway... insane

[@SIMOLAMBOTZ]

@@Seraph1Lost I don't know if you noticed but in many matches he seems to have low back problems.

[@luizgomes888]

His serve is ok,his forehand is big and his backhand is very consistent but his mental strength is world class

[@effeelle91]

@@SIMOLAMBOTZ I can confirm you that he has some lowback problems and some physical issues, but let's hope that they exist only because his body is growing up at his age. In any case his mentality is something incredible at that age. Hope the best for him.

[@oliverkally3286]

Sinner is 19yo but he already is playing like no-one else on tour! A powerful rising star that certainly will be part of the World Top10, without a doubt! Forza🇮🇹

[@SomeOne-rh5so]

Anyway Karen getting better and better vs all respect to Sinner.

[@winstonluo5216]

Kachanov is gunna get nightmares every time he sees Sinner in draws now lol

[@gwenhui8212]

Lol

[@johngiorgione9153]

Fognini should consult Sinner on how to win matches.

[@giovannimannelli2158]

and on how to behave .

[@ranukanu28]

3:06 This was just incredible. Insane get from Sinner!

[@silbennis24]

Another win, for the ginger king🙌

[@yoranhoek6631]

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA

[@viwassiadjiwanou9569]

INCREDIBILE RAGAZZO!!! UNBELIEVABLE GOLDEN BOY!!! VERY EXCITING WATCHING SINNER PLAYING TENNIS.BRAVO! BRAVISSIMO !!!

[@bastianosoriocastro3821]

That was just impressive... It looks like a semi-finals match

[@mariooliveiraneto2900]

questo ragazzo è fantastico!

[@bazza829]

Both played really well😉✌️

[@muralivenkat1726]

Sinner & Musetti have a bright future

[@fedwrld7617]

Seems like Ryo doesn't hate sinner... Yet 🤔😂

[@here_lies_aldolobo]

that’s a first.

[@jongamali3398]

This is the first time I saw sinner smile after winning the match!

[@jordynross2399]

Same! And even then it was more of a grimace than a full smile.... but great win for him today

[@michelefavaron8451]

Do you remember when you were a shy little child and during Christmas dinner you welcomed your relatives with a shy stupid smile ? Exactly

[@tv-ry4ks]

Sinner is a great job!!! Unbelievable play~😍😍

[@lukecasio9810]

Dude this Sinner guy is scary good

[@acielrose3110]

Go Jannik! Keep going!

[@illuminatelair8084]

what a get that was near the end. sinner has heart

[@Space-nb7dr]

100 MPH winner 😱, Sinner hits the ball soo big

[@cubicsrube2654]

Remember when Khachanov won the paris masters?

[@tucker3601]

His forehand is a bit of a liability. Doesn’t generate as much power as it should for using such an extreme grip.

[@here_lies_aldolobo]

@@tucker3601 it’s not so much his grip, it’s more of his technique

[@martydav9475]

@Darinder Modi It wasn't a fluke but you're right he hasn't won anything since. He's a there-or-thereabouts player: fourth round or quarter-final of a Major - that level of player. Some of the comments above about him being a great player are just silly.

[@julianbobasso4142]

yeah, he dropped his level a bit but this match was very high-quality from him. sinner was just unplayable at moments. if khachanov keeps playing like today, then he´s going to have some great results this year

[@atomics.h.1824]

@Darinder Modi LoL Djokovic did demolish Karen at last year French open

[@miragowaikar98]

the guy looked dead on his feet! what a fighter

[@abdulraheemisa2554]

Sinner and Khachanov always have good matches toghter

[@manonjupiter4538]

At this particular stage we might say that his game is kinda monotonous: remarkable consistency from the baseline, heavy groundstrokes but no particular feel on the ball and he is shaky more often than not at the net. Having said that he is just 19 and I am pretty sure we will see improvements in those departments as well although not such as to change the general structure of his game. What instead is remarkable of Sinner is his mental strenghth during the topic points of the match and his composure when he either wins or loses. He does not fall on the ground when he wins in some pathetic drama, but goes to shake his opponent's hand in a shy smile. Hats off.

[@acielrose3110]

I have never seen him fall on the ground even after winning a championship. Sinner is a very humble guy.

[@purplecoffinman8510]

Liam Hemsworth played a superb match, but Sinner was just too good.

[@michelefavaron8451]

🤣🤣🤣🤣, that's good , i didn't notice that

[@Sean-xs1zp]

Seems like Sinner has improved his fitness level. He powered through the 3 setter under the heat just fine, even Medvedev cramped...

[@pauljohnson6019]

Yes, he did more Nofap- Nofap is the secret to better fitness and conditioning!

[@frankg.39]

Well done Sinner, hard fought victory.

[@alientube1984]

My pick for future nr one! Already better than every new young hope they announced in the last decade

[@martydav9475]

He lost to one in the first round in Melbourne.

[@fanofmany71]

Sinner's part of the draw has opened up big time - no excuse for him not to make it at least to the semi-finals and possibly finals if Medvedev continues getting cramps. The bottom half of the draw still has some big hitters and strong contenders.

[@diegotura]

La sofferenza fortifica, grandissimo!

[@udu3335]

There's this spray of magic roundabout J.Sinner

[@magneticfield1587]

Didnt know jannik had so many fans in miami

[@park.therapy]

A lot of Italians live in Miami, so there are a lot of fans of Jannik Sinner, a lot of fans for italian players in general

[@MegaRobertino]

Top 5 next year

[@FLAC2023]

Forget about it... this kid is the next big thing...

[@alexexplorer6031]

Sinner is the future men tennis

[@ferrielisa]

Number 10 jannik we love you ❤️

[@coryCuc]

3:00 How the he&& does Sinner make it from that far behind the baseline to the net to hit that winner. That's incredible.

[@michaelthomas366]

That one point was awesome! Sinner's got some wheels.

[@Carlos-fn2hl]

This 19 year old Jannik Sinner + better physique + using slice when needed + improved net approaching technique = future number 1 and multiple Grand Slam winner

[@nathanroman6566]

Dear god that last get on the drop shot 👀

[@krishnasaichalasani4492]

I love this rivalry

[@peace4myheart]

Sinner looks even more impressive every time he plays.

[@pietrocostetti3739]

Let’s go jannik!!💪🏻🇮🇹❤️

[@julianzhu0099]

3:24 Khachanov: who is this guy?

[@Yukosfamily]

Incredible how mentally strong is at his age; i really never seen nothing like this before with the exception of Nadal and Djokovic (Federer was pure talent). I don't know where Sinner can go, but if he goes on like this I think the top ten in 2022 won't be impossible. Congratulations also to Karen for playing a great match full of respect

[@640A]

Their matchup/rallies reminds me of Djokovic vs. Murray

[@bcbc70]

Already a classic!

[@n._scents]

Seems like Rocco Siffredi has a great future in the tennis industry

[@michelefavaron8451]

🤣🤣🤣, second time someone made my day reading this video's comments....genious

[@gracesoler4061]

Sinner la renovación👏👏👏

[@iceescape]

Sinner was running on fumes but started to play more aggressively and swing freely. So talented and tough. Khachanov didn't really do anything wrong.

[@pukulu]

Sinner is hard to beat. He looks like he will become a top ranked player in the near future.

[@TheseusStorm]

Sinner's a saint.

[@XCmdr007]

Future nr 1!

[@garyandjary5880]

i think he can be the next #1

[@trumpameri1638]

After NOVAK DJOKOVIC this boy will be big problem for all... Jannik Sinner will be next NEMESIS

[@jakeanthony9300]

Correct me if I’m wrong but I feel as if sinner could look to come to the net more on some of his stronger ground strokes

[@hbjigcc]

I don't know where Liam Hemsworth is from, but Khachanov doesn't look russian at all.

[@Plan-ETs]

Sinner's consistency is getting closer to what you would see in a djokovic match!

[@AnthonyHirsch]

sinner’s truly one to watch

[@michelemelchioni533]

Grande Jannik!!!!!!!!!

[@Jimmy27404]

Future NO.1 😎

[@Ciccilluzzo83]

3:00 ma che giocata che ha fattooooooooooooo

[@mauroferrario1775]

Grandissimo sono orgoglioso di te

[@guillermoalejandromeanamor4586]

Partidazo!

[@danielaalarcon2463]

Golden boy

[@sciencecentral2972]

If khachanov can get his mental back to how it was in 2018 it’s definitely possible for him to win 1-2 more masters.

[@is3t]

definetely not... His tennis isn't at that level, he did It once, but It won't happen again

[@kauti7054]

@@is3t anything is possible man, he definitely has the skill to do it

[@AjayKumar-dk8sf]

Sinner is really a winner.

[@tapatapaz]

Holy shit. amazing stuff

[@오부카-y1b]

Next No.1

[@yoshikay8787]

He’s not an up’n comer anymore. He’s here!

[@sabbirbd4901]

GRANDE SINNER

[@lazios]

I know many will disagree with me but in the last games I've watched, Sinner was too focus on running and defense, I don't want something like a "new Murray" *(I'm not talking about the results but the style of play)* Jannik has everything to be offensive and make run his opponents. Obviously we are talking about a young guy who needs to improve a bit of everything and for sure his team will make him grow in the right way but I think is important because he has the shots and the power to dominate; this doesn't mean not defending (if Federer runs and defends, everyone must run and defends), I just want a proactive player. *Sorry, I hope you understand what I mean despite my "eng".*

[@redreliever]

Matter here is he had to improve his "easy way to win tennis matches" based on power and central shots (in the past he used to play almost all winners). Therefore his team asked him to do so. Unfortunately with most of the good players this is not enough. I remember sometimes he almost lost for not shifting his "gears" in time (i.e. in Köln with Herbert). Now I see a much more proper attitude in the choice of the way to play. Sometimes some players just hit hard and he has to start running. But I assure you he knows it's not pleasant and it's better to hit first, when possible.

[@K4R3N]

God damn KAREN, let's go!

[@deltakeesei876]

Khachanov good in groundstrokes, but sinner candidate top 10 in this year's. .# prediction

[@federicolunadei8081]

Great match, similar style of play. Sinner won beacause he’s faster and mentally stronger. But they’ve both the same problem: no b plan. If jannick wants to get a world class player should work on this

[@simonecenci2534]

I totally agree. But i believe is working on it...probably he's still not using the B-plan due to the fact that the A one is still working... ;)

[@kingadjust5422]

who I want to win the miami open- BWEEEH!!!, nishikori, isner, medvedev, Bautista agut, sonego, or cilic 😎👍

[@doctorstrange5566]

Fognini is already out lol

[@kingadjust5422]

@@doctorstrange5566 lol thanks for telling me now I have to edit my comment now 😂😎

[@djhonevans1530]

BWEEH lmaooooo

[@montanso8267]

Too bad RBA and Isner face each other next, then Medvedev if he wins his.

[@Gelsyviolet]

Grande Sinner.

[@tweenerheadtennis]

Just the first point of this highlight told me how the rest of the match was going to go

[@fabharlock4208]

I'm surprised to read comments about how strong Sinner is at 19, because there are people who at 17 won Wimbledon, and I'm Italian, boh....