Jannik Sinner vs Stefanos Tsitsipas Match Highlights | Nitto ATP Finals 2023

[@live2laugh567]

No break points faced for Jannik, impressive start. Forza!

[@_Kirtap_]

The pace that Sinner generates with his racket is insane...

[@airkuna]

Generate with his racquet??😮😅😅unnecessary words!!

[@geometric2954]

@@airkuna not bad grammar

[@meilstone]

Yeah, he's got the perfect extremities for that. Like a whip!

[@papigringo5692]

Great pace, and it doesn't look like he swings hard. Reminds me of Federer.

[@maitreyupa9119]

Maybe because he plays tennis ?

[@michael8597]

Sinner looks to be in superb form and he has confidence in himself. Out of the next generation, I fancy him to be the biggest performer.

[@airkuna]

Yeah he's good but nowhere close to big 3

[@immi8419]

@@airkunaU dont know that yet

[@rabisml1234]

​@@airkunadon't compare any player with big 3.. if any player in next 10-15 years wins more than 10 slams, then it will be achievement and they will go into all time great list.....come on even players with 8-9 slams are in all time great list....

[@Khun.Pattaya]

@@rabisml1234 exactly a man with more than 20 slams is not only about talent anymore.

[@k-ost3311]

​@@airkunayou must have missed a year of Tennis then

[@gebmanini6465]

Sinner looking deadly. No questions asked, 6-4 6-4, next please

[@iccotom]

Deadly Sinner. already love that nickname

[@flowers42195]

Sinner is becoming one of the strongest player in the tour. Grande Jannik, forza Italia

[@ShnizzleBedizzle]

The quality of hitting is sublime ! Sinner can really produce effortless power, on his good day, he's too good.

[@carloartificialintelligence]

Sinner has found the best moment to beat Tsitsipas in the current season: at the top of his level, pushed by his passionate fans.

[@badu1969]

He beat him in Rotterdam 2023 as well

[@carloartificialintelligence]

@@badu1969 : true

[@marcoscapanemanogueira4014]

easy, tsitsipas is half a player sinner is

[@thmsGK]

tsitsipas was ijnured but still wanted to play on the nitto atp finals that its

[@carloartificialintelligence]

@@thmsGK: stefanos denies it, at the press conference he said he's really fit

[@KatySei]

Sinner has evolved over time.Tsitsipas remained the same.

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

Expecially his backend. Its ridiculous that he didnt work to improve It. I like one handed backend, but it must be good, not an half shot as it is. 80% of times its too high or too short or It goes to the net. 😱

[@orrissonpereira1070]

@@raffaelecafiero3608 No, his backhand has improved recently. Now at least has some direction on it. Before this year, it always dropped in the middle.

[@dinkydoodle8325]

@@orrissonpereira10702018 and 2019, this guy’s backhand was way better. he could hang in the rallies well then

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

@@orrissonpereira1070 ok It improved from" total shit" to "half shit". Com on, its a ridiculous shot for a top ten.

[@Introverder]

Tsitsipas won't make a move/progress till his couches are his parents. It seems really toxic. And his dad don't ever take a chance to shut up.

[@Kedbuka]

It's not like Tsitsipas played poorly; but Sinner is playing at a very high level. Terrific performance

[@FabriSlv]

Sinner plated at about 50% of his level. You can see it clearly in the highlights: most of the best points are from Tsitsipas, because he had to come up with the most incredible tennis just to stay alive in the match. Sinner barely needed winners, because his pace, consistency and (finally) serve were enough to win the game with ease. Absolutely brutal.

[@patrikmarflak6559]

No trouble for Sinner. Basically just needed to serve to Tsitsipas’s backhand to start every service point on top. Occasionally mixing it with an ace to his forehand, very strong service performance. And Tsitsipas didn’t have his best day on serve, Sinner’s returns are too good, together with his baseline game, powerful from both wings. Looking forward to his other matches.

[@SJ-di5zu]

If Sinner’s serve stays this strong, he can beat anyone. He really has no weakness outside of maybe net play. I hope over the off-season he focuses on rounding out his net game and slice a bit more to become a serious killer.

[@Mavert83]

One backhand is always an issue. It’s dying in modern tennis

[@aslanidismichail7368]

except it's not just the serve that bothering him, but an injury, maybe it's not severe but, if you had watched the match you had seen how many times he dropped the ball on his first serve.

[@billhaverchuck3745]

@@aslanidismichail7368 In the post-match interview Tsitsipas denied having an injury. He said he's healthy and ready to compete.

[@aslanidismichail7368]

@@billhaverchuck3745 ok, if he is alright how would you explain, his interruptions on practice sessions? Maybe, and this is where the conspiracy shit appears, but whatever, maybe he is lying on purposely, or maybe he is fully demotivated, and for some reason he is not playing his best, as for example he did in Paris. (He hasn't been able to serve his first serves) If he is alright though, that he deserves the loss that he got.

[@danielesquilloni5282]

Quello che colpisce di più del gioco di Sinner in questo momento è la facilità e fluidità con cui colpisce la palla, praticamente senza sforzo, ma generando una violenza pazzesca

[@isco4151]

Tony barretta

[@happylameo]

It’s almost like Tsitsipas stopped grinding for points. He only goes for quick points now, but he seems to have a hard time defending against heavy hitters like Rublev, Sinner.

[@theviniso]

One could argue most players have a hard time defending against heavy hitters.

[@hassanshahzada9146]

Players like him who just prefer constructing points and waiting for error from the opposition... instead of hitting winners... Can never be world beaters..that's why his so called world class period was short lived

[@keshavsharma5406]

Eh, Djokovic is the ultimate constructor and he's beaten the whole world many times over. But as usual, Djokovic is probably the exception. In general I must agree -- Tsitsipas and Ruud have similar games in the sense of being mostly solid but not lethal, just not solid to the Medvedev level, let alone the Djokovic level. Sinner can do both construct and straight-up win, while guys like Alcaraz, Rune, and Shelton go for winners far more often.@@hassanshahzada9146

[@warriorson7979]

He has a hard time against Medvedev too....😏😏

[@neptune1525]

@@warriorson7979 Eh-

[@robinkalousek7247]

When exactly did Sinner become servebot :)). Good job Jannik

[@STRAWYB]

Remember he also got a new coach.

[@robinkalousek7247]

​@@STRAWYBwell Cahill has been his coach since july 22. Sinner s serve has improved drastically in Asia

[@STRAWYB]

@@robinkalousek7247 remember things still take time to show up.

[@hbjigcc]

As a Sinner fan, i am able to tell you the exact day he became a good server: 04/10/23, the day he beat Medvedev in Beijing. His first serve percentage has always been high since then, he moved from a stable 55% to a 65% average with some sets over 80% (never happened before). Don't ask me what happened!

[@zamantshingamtshali4475]

@@hbjigcc rest happened, he had been resting well, he nolonger compromises when i comes to rest. He decided to withdraw from Paris masters quarter finals because they didn't give him enough time to rest. He played a late night game finishing early morning and was expected to play a day game. He said peace out his health is number 1 priority..

[@ericlam5195]

Sinner’s forehand is suitable for those who are slim in arms and legs. He uses his core trunk most to generate the angular motion and create the kinetic energy and his arms and hands are just the whip. And u can see his legs are very wide when hitting because his big motion may cause imbalance. U can say he and his team have found the best form and turn it to a great weapon

[@SJ-di5zu]

I hope Tsitsipas’s elbow is okay. He loves these indoor hard court conditions and he has such an aesthetically pleasing game compared to a lot of the top 10. Hopefully he can put up a better performance in his other group matches.

[@starrystarrybee]

What kind of ---- supports spoilt brat Tsitsipas?

[@lorenzogumier7646]

Tsisipas didn't play bad and he did make couragous choices in his game trying to add some variety in my opinion. Sinner is in super shape.

[@serbianbeast1733]

I've been following Sinner since the US open and the way he's playing both physically and mentally is scary good. Purely based on current form, he's my pick for the title, unless Djokovic comes up with a superhuman performance (which he usually reserves for the final week of slams, but it's possible) and Alcaraz regains his Wimbledon mojo (highly unlikely)

[@plutus2243]

Maybe based on current form, but never rule out Djokovic. Especially since it's the ATP finals, he's going to will his way to a win.

[@kiskatalin2206]

WOW and WOW fantastic match. I like Sinner how He play very much.❤

[@realbillymiller1011]

When Sinner is on top form you really have to play some special tennis.

[@ronwatts5827]

Not an unexpected result, as Sinner has been on a roll of sorts the last 8-9 months. That said, I was pleased to see Tsitsipas playing at a high level, and fighting pretty much to the end. For a while (6 months ago) I thought his career, in terms of being in the top 10, looked doubtful. And though he may not be a crowd favorite, he has lots of skill so good on him.

[@FabriSlv]

The most impressive part of the game was how Sinner seemed to barely even break a sweat, while Tsitsipas was playing out of his mind just to stay alive. Sinner got to a level that if he's fit, even most Top10 players are barely a threat at all to him. Today he didn't even need his usual winners, he just had pace, consistency, and serve, and all Tsitsipas could do was try not to die too quickly.

[@UliCoconut]

Infatti l'ho notato anche io, di solito suda tanto, oggi non ha versato una goccia di sudore

[@billhaverchuck3745]

@@UliCoconut Magari quello è dovuto anche alle condizioni. Fa fresco, non c'è umidità, si gioca al chiuso. Quando l'umidità sale appena sopra il 60% suda a secchiate.

[@TheGreatDudist]

I think Sinner and Rune are going to be the next big rivalry in tennis. ... IF Djokovic decides to retire before he's 45.

[@riccardonoto9941]

😂😂😂

[@fwvw7056]

Djokovic' game is now held together by his mental toughness, experience and mastery of the tie break. This year his tie break percentage is absolutely stunning, winning approx 90% of them - it has won him many matches. But, if that percentage drops to 'only' ~65% (career average) he will already lose a couple of the tournaments he has won this year. Very unlikely he will repeat this year next year, especially with Sinner, Alvaraz at an even higher level.

[@PrivaBonito]

Alcaraz is the best young player.

[@TheGreatDudist]

@@PrivaBonito He's very good. I put him at #3 behind those two. I think earlier this year he was the best, but that's simply because he's so good while so young and he simply reached his peak and took the world by storm. But now everyone is learning how to play against him and he's finding victory more difficult. I think he's still got a promising future, but not like Sinner and especially Rune. Sinner is evolving his game every day and even a blind man can see that, despite already being at the top of the game, Rune still has a LOT that he can improve on. Whereas Alcarez gives the impression that what we've seen this year IS his best tennis. Maybe his muscles develop a little bit and he gets more experience, but I don't think he's got room to develop his game much more. Unlike the other two.

[@PrivaBonito]

@@TheGreatDudist LOL. No man reaches his peak at 20 years old. Alcaraz is a one-of-a- kind-player, he's gonna have a better career than Sinner and Rune together. Let's see.

[@jimmyteo1587]

This young man will be world No. 1 some day.

[@ricardolombardini]

Feels like new gen, Carlos, Rune and Sinner are taking over. Leaving behind players like tsitsi, ruud, rublev.

[@nichwhit99]

One does not simply just discount rublev like that.

[@SJ-di5zu]

Not yet. Rune and Sinner haven’t won slams yet, therefore they haven’t exactly left someone like Tsitsipas behind. Remember, Tsitsipas won the ATP Finals once, and has made two slam finals. Alcaraz has definitely left him behind but Rune and Sinner need to accomplish a little more first.

[@Gilgarth]

@@SJ-di5zuand honestly up to this day probably no one knows how he accomplished that. His backhand is really horrendous

[@DanielBoonelight]

rublev is evolving too.

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

And medvedev

[@JohnDanvers]

Man... From the Us Open on the old Sinner is in the books. He is ready to win this tournament. Nole better be ready.

[@blucat4]

He has no chance against Nole, I think he'll choke or not play as well as he is capable of. He did that against Alcaraz in the US Open and against Nole at Wimbledon. He's never produced his best tennis on the biggests stages. Lets see.

[@tipiscioinbocca4348]

it ewas 2 years afo retard @@blucat4

[@billhaverchuck3745]

@@blucat4 It wasn't the pressure that got to him against Alcaraz in the US Open. What failed him was his weak, unreliable serve. He was tired and couldn't rely on his serve. In the past few months it has become a weapon: it helps him hold serve easier than in the past and it gets him out of tough situations. It has improved immensely after Toronto.

[@blucat4]

@@billhaverchuck3745 He still choked big time at Wimbledon, just couldn't play.

[@billhaverchuck3745]

@@blucat4 He's improved every aspect of his game since then, though.

[@SJ-di5zu]

Okay so that about answers my main questions with Sinner. His form has not cooled off, and he seems well-rested. Imo he’s the second favorite to win this tournament behind Djokovic right now, and he might be able to pull the upset on Djokovic in the RR. The only real problem I see for Sinner is whether he can handle the pressure of the crowd bearing down on him.

[@blucat4]

I agree, the pressure will get to him I'll bet.

[@patrikmarflak6559]

I don’t think he will get tight because of the crowd support in latter stages. The real question is if he can maintain the level for 5 matches. He is more physically fragile and prone to fatigue as some of the other top guys. Or at least he used to be.

[@blucat4]

@@patrikmarflak6559 I thought he was fit enough. We have actually never seen him on the big stage with home crowd support so you could be right. I'll still guess he will be too nervous.

[@patrikmarflak6559]

@@blucat4 He struggled a lot with his fitness/endurance last year but it’s gotten better and his form this autumn has been great.

[@blucat4]

@@patrikmarflak6559 Agreed. It's only best of 3 sets, tonight he only played two. And it's indoors so no wind or sun. No cramping or heat stroke, as long as he's not injured I see no fitness problems. Bet he chokes if he makes the final against Novak though.

[@stefanjonsson9314]

I think Tsitsipas is showing good spirit here but in my opinion, he needs to work more on his backhand which actually is a quite promising shot for him. At 0:23 he does the quite common escape backhand droppshot and at 0:47 he has a good opuotunity to drive his backand straight along the line but choses to slice it instead. He loses at least two of Sinners breakpoints because of failured backhand. From the end of the first set he suddenly shows what he can do with his backhand, probably because of instructions from his father to be more offensive from that wing. Sinner is, like Wilander predicted years ago, a player who at one or more ocassions is going to stand with a GS-trophy in his hands.

[@ronnie9077]

Agree with the first timestamp. Second timestamp at 0:47, stef tries to hit an inside in forehand down the line to finish the point, but the pace and angle on the ball was too fast and wide for a slice so he had to change to a backhand last minute. There was not enough preparation time for him to hit a backhand so he went with a quick slice to stay in the point. So this was more of a positioning error, because his whole game is to try and set up the forehand. The slice ball by Sinner was really good it gave Stef no chance to make an effective run around forehand

[@chobeculebro]

Es la primera vez que veo a Sinner tirar un globo, es algo que su juego se lo pedía a gritos y al fin lo vi hacerlo

[@paoloosenda-ip2sg]

Ho visto la partita in tv Sinner ha sempre avuto il controllo . Penso che dopo avere già battuto qualche volta Alcaraz e Medvedev resta l' ultimo ostacolo per liberare la mente per essere il numero 1 deve battere almeno una volta Djokovic.Non c'è posto migliore per batterlo.. in ITALIA 😂ciao forza Sinner 💪🇮🇹

[@robertolovasco4477]

Ma non è un problema di mente quello che ha Sinner con Nole...................il problema è che Nole è ancora molto forte e difficile da battere......................Nole gioca pochi tornei all'anno altrimenti non potrebbe reggere il livello di tennis che ci mostra

[@alfmayo73]

I think he’s in the best form of the year. If he could mantain it, will be Nº1

[@verena21.7]

Sinner the Winner 🦊🎾🇮🇹

[@johnnysierrano7233]

Contro Nole, Jannik avrà la prova del nove.Se continua a giocare così sicuro,Nole avrà non pochi problemi per vincere martedì sera. Forza Jannik,sei tutti noi.

[@MoorishBrooklyn]

Sinner is becoming a well established competitor. Good match.

[@hg82met]

Sinner can now pretty much bully any opponent on court. He made Stef look quite ordinary today.

[@Randomhillbilly2312]

Tsitsipas backhand is improving but long way to go, people will keep targeting that to crush him

[@TNmountainguy]

A lot of firepower from Sinner. Favorite player. I can’t see Tsitsipas ever winning a slam really. Top 10 guy but just not enough

[@LiveLoveLaughLevi]

imma be honeset i thought at 5-4 40-30 while watching these highlights tsitsipas's backhand would break down. really didnt but that was only that point

[@prakashbaskar4382]

Same here

[@ShahriarMamun]

Sinner improved so much recently. Great win for him.

[@paularnaud923]

I am waiting for Djokovic vs Sinner !!

[@airkuna]

It'll be the same result...djoko win..

[@usermatisse]

​@@airkunanaaah this time will be different, Djokovic is not in great shape and Sinner is on fire

[@rickyismyuncle4485]

@@usermatisse Djokovic is a master in neutralising opponents strength because he can adapt to every style. Djokovic flows like water, be water my friend. - Bruce Lee

[@robertoloperfido6433]

Nole is still too strong for everyone despite his age. Superior in the head and boyish in body.

[@usermatisse]

@@rickyismyuncle4485 bullshit, Djokovic can be beaten, and Sinner is the one having the highest chance to do it at the atp finals. We'll see on Tuesday

[@alessiopetito7913]

Ok Tsitsipas is not in a memorable shape (maybe Badosa knows why 😂) but Sinner has shown an incredible confidence today against a strong opponent, Tsitsipas is always Tsitsipas

[@TheDude7753]

We all know it's because they are smooshing booties too much 😂😭

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

​@@TheDude7753in his place i would do the same. Badosa is beautiful

[@funkslave9425]

@@raffaelecafiero3608 Her looks are overrated. She's nice but she's not all that and frankly has a fairly masculine jaw line.

[@ivanvalenti13]

bravo Jannik. ora so che potresti anche vincere questo torneo. la qualità del tuo tennis in questo momento è eccezionale! forza facci godere a tutti🎉

[@ayyappan_m]

Waiting for Djoko-Sinner. Djokovic being a defensive player Sinner is just hitting at incredible pace, going to be a thriller.

[@twinwankel]

Sinner has no weaknesses. He has tremendous power on each wing and serve. He footwork is excellent and he can to get every ball. He simply is the most talented power on tour.

[@blucat4]

His weakness is mental on the very big stages, I'll bet he doesn't play his best against Nole in the finals if he makes it.

[@francescojsb]

@@blucat4 Sinner is 22 years old and is constantly growing, he is already much improved, in all aspects including the mental one, compared to a few months ago, whether it is still not enough to beat Nole I don't know now, but I'm sure that in a few months we'll see some good ones.

[@judekristo]

Great match. A match won in straight set usually doesn’t have the amount of quality winners on both sides, fantastic watch. Tsitipas’s has been in really good form lately, but I think Sinner really is on his way to becoming an almost perfect combo. He’s got the power baseline game down but he has the tennis IQ and the calm and grace (especially under pressure) that recalls federer at his best. He doesn’t quite pull off the confounding winners fed did (at least not consistently but I swear I saw him pull out his version of SABR a couple of times on Serve return (though never using it with the tenacity fed did, when he was in top form, he’d win points with it on the spot). Great match, and unbelievable endurance and mental strength this season from tsitipas, win or loss, his play has removed the shadow his antics had cast and made a fan out of me this year.

[@mariuszmielczarek5659]

No. Sinner is not Mr 40 - 15. Sinner is better Player and more complete than Mr 40 - 15 Sinner is almost like Djokovic

[@spizzz2]

they gotta watch out for sinner. he's in wonderful form, and he's got some momentum to him

[@alfmayo73]

Aparte de Nole, el siguiente, por estado de forma y tenis, ahora mismo es sin duda Sinner.

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

Verdad

[@isco4151]

Learn English

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

@@isco4151 why should he learn english??? Why don't you learn spanish? To speak foreign languages Is nice. I can insult you in six different languages. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. He wrote that " Apart Nole, the second, for physical condition and tennis level, in this moment Is without doubt Sinner. " Not difficult to understand.

[@isco4151]

@raffaelecafiero3608 Se parli le altre lingue come il tuo inglese maccheronico stai inguaiato. Se vuoi spacciarti per poliglotta almeno sforzarti di scrivere bene altrimenti fai figuracce. E poi non ho capito perché dovresti insultarmi. Che vuoi dimostrare Cafiero

[@isco4151]

@raffaelecafiero3608 Poi non mi sembra di averti chiesto la traduzione e non mi sembra che il signore spagnolo qui sopra abbia richiesto il supporto di un avvocato difensore.

[@cybertron6145]

Great game Jannik, kept a hellish pace, no chance for Stefanos. He's a title contender, but we all know who is the ultimate monster to beat.😆

[@nhatlongvu8896]

01:48 that backhand rally of Stefanos reminds me of prime Dominic Thiem ❤even though Tsitsipas lost, I'm happy to see him improve his backhands

[@Magic-id1bn]

Fr I know sinner played well but tsitsipas level with his strokes also surprised me

[@raffaelecafiero3608]

Still way too inconsistent on the backend.

[@mikeali8171]

Sinner for the Title in my Opinion!!

[@MrAtaguas]

I mean attack a guy's backhand much. What a relentless attack of Tsitsipas's backhand.

[@lastone8040]

Just love his game, so good!

[@jonprou8302]

It’s like anyone now a days could win. Dinner is on fire. But how long will it last. All these players are contenders for whatever match they are playing. And you never know who will win.

[@afrofeast]

Sinner is an underrated BEAST. Plays high tempo, scintillating tennis. Well done dude!

[@shauryasingh1308]

Stefanos’s Backhand is a big weakness against the top guys, as they will always target and exploit it. That’s the only thing which is really holding him back, otherwise his net play approach and Forehand are top notch even though I don’t like him at all. I just feel that in the modern day tennis, One handed backhand is just not consistent or strong enough, a big reason that Roger struggled against Novak and Nadal’s two handed backhands. Still Roger achieved a lot with his one handed backhand, it is almost like a dying art.

[@warrenapepuffet4612]

maybe true. maybe not. everyone struggles/struggled against novak and nadal, one handed or not

[@slw6543]

Sinner's forehand shots are so powerful.🤩

[@apotra20xx]

As predicted Tsitsipas is on course to finish last in the group. He's 0-2 behind even though he played only 1 match ( not even 1% chance to beat djoker )

[@Yeosdoberman]

MY FAV. SINNER..GOOD JOB!

[@philly_cheese9102]

These guys were going so fast I thought my video was on 1.25x speed at first

[@oantilalos]

Tsitsipas has improved a lot in his game. His problem is still the backhand. Because he has an amazing forehand, everyone is targeting the backhand now. He has to become unpredictable and improve his returns again. Sinner hits the ball very hard, almost uncompetitive, but the way Tsitsipas plays seems more attractive and charming to me

[@KarmaticEvolution]

Tsitsipas’s slices sit so high, way too vulnerable of a shot.

[@keeganandersson4281]

He needs to develop either a good topspin or slice backhand. His whole career he’s had neither and players have figured that out and use it as a reliable strategy to beat him.

[@felix2805]

Sinner is now a top 5 Player for me!

[@filippopiccarreta1684]

wdm, he’s 4th yet

[@elfiluz9799]

In fact is n°4 brother

[@rabisml1234]

He is top2...Medvedev ,,alcaraz behind him....

[@aswinsrikanth408]

he's better than Tsitsipas, Rublev for sure Zverev, Carlitos, Novak, meddy can all beat Sinner in the rallies and Sinner faulters in his serve against the more depth players

[@marco149]

Sinner is still working progress, that’s his biggest talent, he’s not made yet, soon he will become hard to beat like Nole.

[@Hazz12372]

Stef’s backhand has improved massively

[@thomasmiller7531]

Tsitsipas going nowhere with that backhand.

[@apotra20xx]

One handers are stylistically nice but unless you can generate the pace that Stan or Thiem do, it's useless against the pace of the 2 handers

[@shahrukhjamwal6502]

As long as Tsitsipas has his father as coach, he won't be able to win big

[@blucat4]

Agreed.

[@GUTOMOFFICIAL]

Go Sinner!

[@niculaiedieac7651]

Bravo Sinner Congratulation and Forza avanti !

[@kingnole4237]

One hand BH looks beautiful to watch .. really it has some charishma

[@harryp3804]

Its like Tsitsi shanks every backhand

[@racephase]

Some very nice shots from both players

[@GovernmentIssued]

Sinner is Novak's biggest threat.

[@NJC2874]

Sinner hits the ball harder, which makes it faster and more dangerous than Tsitsipas' ball. Tsitsipas' ball is slow and not well cornered. His backhand is also slow and not dangerous, often lifting the ball too high, giving Sinner a chance to hit it hard in the corner and win easy points. Tsitsipas needs to be more aggressive and more hungry to win. I guess he needs a new coach if he really wants to improve, unless he's satisfied in staying between numbers 5 and 15.

[@UliCoconut]

Agree

[@desk260]

👍👍👍

[@iagomello6317]

Tsisipas BH is looking better, but still cant trade with sinner bombs of both sides

[@lucianamattoni5063]

God I hope he can bring it against Djoker!! Forza!!!

[@parthshrivastava2548]

Sinner Winner Carrot Dinner!!!!

[@Pure_B]

Tsitsi has to do a Fed and improve his backhand big time. Otherwise his opponents will keep pounding it and exposing it like today.

[@panmaew]

Sinner's strategy of opening up the court on Sissy's forehand side so he could hit winners time and again seems to have worked pretty well here. I noticed later on Sissy tried to cover that up but that left his much weaker backhand side exposed.

[@nicolasbedate5603]

Super match bravo

[@bobhelibo]

The END of single hand backhand era.

[@alexanderriedl1213]

sinner is gonna get this trophy

[@OveisTnh-vp6tf]

It's up to djoko😊

[@blucat4]

No, he'll choke.

[@doudoubulle]

Sinner est en mission sur ce Nitto

[@azmiganie9810]

Wow ...congrats Jannik Sinner much younger the winner

[@leandrocorredor1271]

Stefanos es el tenista top 10 más tibio q he visto

[@edgardtorres6162]

Continue your games jannik 👍👏

[@yonkiha9608]

Locura lo que juega Jannik

[@jones.97]

4:04 The text below the Lavazza ad in the left top corner said "I'm out" after get hit by Sinners service 😂

[@kwaseb]

Djokovic would be the test for Sinner's form and tactics for 2024

[@kylek2623]

Forza Jannik..

[@jdcharlie]

Sinner's forehand is a missile.

[@jbm8167]

One handed backhands are being killed nowadays, they just can’t cope

[@andyxandyx]

dear Tsitsipas this is not how you start the event you wanna win so much dude 😂. Sinner is Solid 💥💥💥💪🏿

[@gennybasto5664]

Tsitsipas is injured

[@usermatisse]

​@@gennybasto5664no he is not. That's an excuse. If you're injuried you can't hit serves and FHs as he did, you clearly didn't watch the match or understand anything of his tennis works

[@terrasai2857]

I really really want Sinner vs Alcaraz to be the next Federer vs Nadal 😅

[@milosc__7310]

More like djokovic vs nadal

[@ricardolombardini]

Carlos offense is more the player that most resembles Federer, but Sinner plays nothing like Nadal

[@terrasai2857]

@@milosc__7310 true

[@novurdim]

No, we don't need another stale duel for a decade.

[@caferays_Masaka]

Good to see new kids competing at this end of year tournament. Am routing the djoker

[@robertocincotti1413]

Grande Sinner, bravissimo!!!

[@symba-uo3os]

well done tsi tsi for choking in his bh side in crucial timea

[@hero0149]

Sinner never had his serve game broken? He has become much stronger.

[@AAABBBCC324]

The tragedy of one-handed backhand

[@baixinhousa]

Straight to the final against Novak. Congrats SIN NER..

[@JoannaPawlowicz-n7m]

Il a bien joué Tsitsipas dans ce résumé..non?

[@TheDevilKnowsMe]

Il progresse plus depuis des années, il n'a pas encore compris que c'était son entourage le problème ! Quel benêt

[@cvcfoundation8413]

Love how the once cocky Tsitsipas is constantly humbled down.

[@ddhh1270]

Most 1H backhand players have really good slice but Stef's is pretty poor, so he can't keep the ball deep enough in cross court backhand rallies.

[@charleslucas2657]

Tsitsipas. Sinner. Deux grands champions.