Novak Djokovic v Jannik Sinner Extended Highlights | Australian Open 2024 Semifinal

Watch the extended highlights of Novak Djokovic v Jannik Sinner in the semifinal of the Australian Open 2024.
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Welcome to the official Australian Open TV KZbin channel. The Australian Open 2024 main draw runs from 14-28 January in Melbourne. The tournament takes place for the 112th time and is the first Grand Slam of the year. Novak Djokovic is the men’s singles reigning champion and Aryna Sabalenka is the women’s singles reigning champion. The tournament takes place on 25 hard courts, including Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena and John Cain Arena. Look out for highlights, press conferences, memorable moments and much more!
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[@ParekhitB]

What just happened! Sinner take a bow. That was one of the most mature performances. Absolutely intelligent and flawless tennis.

[@PrincessWarrior222]

Djokovic was stiff and couldnt move well. Who knows why? But the best man won in this match.

[@ShooterMcGavin32]

Lol I mean it’s awesome sinner won. But this was sadly due to djocavic errors. I wouldn’t say flawless tennis haha

[@ParekhitB]

@@ShooterMcGavin32 hahaha always that way when Nole loses, no? 😂😂 But I get it.

[@rons6060]

@@ShooterMcGavin32just watch the way Sinner returned on Djokovics serve and the amount of pressure he put with pace and sheer topspin. Djokovic was mentally exhausted and hence the “unforced” errors.He HAD to go big. And Sinner NEVER faced a break point.. is that also fkn luck?? That was complete domination

[@123benny4]

I wouldn't say it was flawless. But, am very emotional about his win.

[@Literallyme69]

Absolutely flawless tournament from Sinner so far. This is his time to win his first major.

[@cooperdarly7738]

The future number 1, not the overrated Alcaraz.

[@markuse3472]

Maybe, Maddie and Alex are playing well, too, people simply need to watch them play.

[@markuse3472]

@@cooperdarly7738 Yet, Carlos has won much more than Jannik. Most tennis greats this century started their kickstart rise in their early twenties. You racists are funny.

[@Retr0Static]

​@@markuse3472how does race factor into things Are you implying something about spaniards

[@federicorusso4378]

​@@markuse3472Federer won his first at 22.

[@Ralph_Malph]

It's time for Jannik Sinner to win his first GS. He played like a real champion against Novak.

[@gossipboynyc9625-VN]

We will see! I remember watching the Rotterdam final last year, he will have to be the current version and not that version and much better to beat Medvedev who is looking to bounce back from his consecutive Australian Open final losses against... well you guys all remember that Nadal final (and the Djokovic one).

[@helloworld2054]

Medvedev has already played 2 AO finals he has more experience, but lets see

[@le0shadow]

Hopefully he will lose to Medvedev so his arrogant fedal fans can shut up.

[@ericdiaz6568]

He will lose again @@gossipboynyc9625-VN

[@BloodymaryPudding]

@@le0shadow Who cares who wins tomorrow anyway as long as it's not arrogant Djokovic! He and his team can humbly pack up the tops with number 25 logos until Nadal wins his 25th GS title

[@kbrv89]

Jannik's key to success was his ability to return Novak's serves! He made sure that almost every service game of Novak's was a struggle! Over that, Jannik was serving incredibly well..! The fact that Sinner didn't face a single break point is absolutely insane! I think this is Jannik's title to lose no matter who he faces in final showdown!

[@cristiancarreras4225]

Sinner is not Roger, he is barely a good player, a lie is Nole. creatina creatina , jajajajja

[@markuse3472]

@@cristiancarreras4225 A bit confused with your wording.

[@willkittwk]

Alrighty then ​@@cristiancarreras4225

[@cristiancarreras4225]

si, es del traductor de Google , mas no puedo hacer, jajajaj@@markuse3472

[@understandinglife2481]

​@@markuse3472😂😂😂

[@andresa1963]

Increible this man, Sinner... .the best part..... "the low profile dude." AWESOME!!!!!!!....... HE DOES NOT MAKE A SOUND.... .AND THAT'S SINNERSATIONAL!!!!!!

[@zerglan20]

I love him so much. Totally drama-free, low-profile, has said he doesn't understand why people have to talk about their private lives; is a respectful player on the court. I wish every tennis player and/or member of Gen Z were like him! Such a wonderful role model

[@gossipboynyc9625-VN]

It's gonna be a great matchup, we'll see what happens and maybe we can get a 5 sets thriller final

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Djokovic should retire now.

[@stepaushi]

@@Rafatruegoat25 He's in the finals of the Australian open and you think he should retire? 👎👎

[@Rafatruegoat25]

@@stepaushi Weak era Vulture djokovic

[@filiperodrigues6969]

“It’s a 40-0 and maybe it’s not gonna change…” transition to Sinner actually breaking at 6:32 is just beautiful lol

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Weak era Vulture djokovic.

[@brantnicholson6619]

Was looking for this comment haha just shows that every point is crucial

[@evan3087]

@@Rafatruegoat25Djokovic was weak to even talk about it post match lol Sinner took away his soul

[@Sher-jq2sd]

I noticed that too 😂

[@tomr6955]

Commentators' curse

[@meghanvasant]

The physical strength and determination of young Jannik was too good. He didn’t get overwhelmed after losing the 3rd set.

[@notsohandytim5090]

He now completely believes in himself.

[@danielsun9303]

I got very scared when that happened, thought Djokovic's mental fortitude would overpower Jannik. But that wasn't the case and Sinner kept playing at the level he demonstrated in the first 2 sets.

[@notsohandytim5090]

@@danielsun9303: Exactly. Usually (if not always), when Djokovic gains on them when being down, the match completely flips.

[@meghanvasant]

@@danielsun9303 Yes especially when Djoko raised his pumped up fist after winning the 3rd. We thought it would be a familiar story.

[@arisadriano1544]

Sinner has a new coach and he's really good. He was the coach of Lleyton Hewitt when he became the youngest number 1. Then he also coached Andre Agassi and he became the oldest number 1 during that time. In this match, Sinner played like Hewitt on defense and played like Agassi on offense. That's how to beat Djokovic by giving him a dose of old school tennis.

[@nickmitch1734]

Never seen djokovic’s game completely disassembled like this. He couldn’t touch Sinner’s service games, and he was almost always unable to handle the heat behind sinner’s groundstrokes. He was on the back foot as soon as the match began and he couldn’t find his ground at all. Beautiful.

[@jake-qn3tl]

Djokovic ruined his legacy with this loss. 3 losses to Sinner. No point in living for him anymore

[@truthvfauxyeshu4068]

Just read that Novak had a flu lingering in him. He was sick. But it was his over-confidence caused his downfall in what supposed to be his 25th Grand Slam. He engaged himself in too many activities, for example, running the Djolovic Charity Event. He ran himself down, perhaps fatigue and stress which led to flu -he could only take so much and his body's immunity was weak. Off-focused and worn-out. He himself had to blame for his loss. I am a fan of him, for your info.

[@stuewz]

@@truthvfauxyeshu4068 No sick person wins the first 2 sets 6-0 6-0 in a quarter final of a GS. It's just an excuse from his team to justify this horrible loss.

[@oot007]

@@truthvfauxyeshu4068 Novak mainly relies on unforced errors from opponents to win matches throughout his career.

[@arniegv]

@@truthvfauxyeshu4068 Excuses, excuses... lost is lost. that's it.

[@jonathanotchengco9651]

Sinner reminds me so much of Federer. Wins point, intense look with fist pump, wipes off sweat, no grunting, just pure quiet execution. i really hope he takes it all!!!

[@jer8279]

I knew there was something about him.

[@helloworld2054]

Sinner = Federer Alcaraz = Nadal Medvedev = Djokovic The 3 future goats of tennis

[@OinkZI]

@@helloworld2054not medvedev, the big 3 own him

[@user-cr1iz8fw6h]

Well, I wish he played like Federer lol.

[@user-cr1iz8fw6h]

⁠@@helloworld2054God save tennis if Medvedev is going to be GOAT😂 the guy is insufferable to watch in every way.

[@stanesquibel7797]

even when your up 2 sets against novak , i hold my breath , its like killing the terminator. Sinner your awesome...

[@user-zi7br9mc8d]

Oui il est génial. Je le suis depuis 3 ans. Pas un jour d'hésitation.. 😊😊😊

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Weak era Vulture djokovic.

[@dgmobbdeep]

@@Rafatruegoat25Weakest era. And some call him the greatest😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Rafatruegoat25]

@@dgmobbdeep Djokovic won plenty of fake slams in rafa's absence

[@dgmobbdeep]

Absolutely@@Rafatruegoat25

[@PDXNY]

Not only is Sinner an amazing player, but one of the last humble players. He doesn’t display the massive ego that so many other players have on court. Gemma, Sinner!!!

[@warriorson7979]

His name is not Gemma...it's Jannik.😡

[@PDXNY]

@@warriorson7979 Gemma means let’s go.

[@timothyphoenix1081]

You are right, him and Alcaraz the only ones of this current gen I like. Zverev is arrogant, Tsitsipas an obnoxious cheat, Rune a brat, Medvedev a moaning crybaby, Rublev is OK but has this guy EVER cracked a smile? This generation has really put me off watching the sport I love. Thank god for Sinner and Alcaraz.

[@octavian9400]

@@warriorson7979 Gemma is ´gehen wir mal’ ´gehma ´ gemma so it is maybe sinner speaks german also

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Djokovic should retire now.

[@JhunreySuguran]

Sinner is just playing amazing today . No other excuses for Nole and his fans that his game is off. 🙄Sinner caused that! Give the man the respect he rightly deserves so after the win today👏

[@gossipboynyc9625-VN]

Meddy next and that's the trophy

[@monstermagnet3150]

Sinner was the better player throughout the tournament, but you can still be honest and admit Nole played under his standards and not only because Sinner was good, period.

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Djokovic should quit tennis

[@unowen7591]

The changing of the guard. First Alcaraz at Wimbledon, now Sinner at the AO. I’m so happy right now. I really hope Sinner goes on to win the whole thing. Amazing performance 👏

[@AidanChilds]

I believe that Sinner will be better than Alcaraz

[@helloworld2054]

Alcaraz is only hype, I'm glad Medvedev shut him off at USO last year

[@monkeonthee]

lol sure buddy@@helloworld2054

[@unowen7591]

@@helloworld2054Only hype? The kid got to world number 1, beat Djokovic at Wimbledon, beat Rafa on clay. What more do you want??? 😂😂

[@Chris-xc4rv]

​@@helloworld2054 he's already won two slams, that's not hype. But he does lack focus. The crowd pleasing is starting to creep in a little too much.

[@tyloving3874]

Now THIS is what I’m talking about. Consistent, PATIENT aggression. We can mention Djokovic being possibly sick, etc.. but that is NO way to take away from what Sinner did. Sinner FORCED uncomfortability and FORCED Djokovic to create unforced errors. Last year was only an indication of how strong Sinner made himself to be so he can put himself in positions like this. So congrats to Sinner, he deserves this title should he continue playing the way he did!

[@user-dr2ym5jr7l]

Sinner has been playing unbelievable tennis since last year, he has elevated himself to another level from top 10 player to possibly in the conversation to challenge Djokovic and Alcarez regularly

[@Galleight]

All right until the past part. If you understand tennis you can see how he is already above Alcarez and Djoko

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Weak era Vulture djokovic.

[@mikeatkins9880]

Unreal. Sinner is on fire! Toying with djokovic in his own backyard. I got major del Potro vibes. Sinner is like delpo but with wheels. Crazy.

[@fernandopuente7946]

What a match and incredible performance from both, Sinner hit so clean and Nole didnt have any chance to break. Well done guys!!

[@rjari8578]

In 2023 Wimbledon open, carlos defeated novak after 2195 days in Wimbledon In 2024 AO, sinner defeated novak after 2195 days in australia

[@docteurgillesalewina5669]

wow.

[@PrincessWarrior222]

Gematria is mathing 😅

[@johncharles2357]

You stole that from the press conference

[@buddhadebchatterjeee3804]

Actually Novak should ve been defeated 365 days earlier in Wimbledon, had this same Sinner not choked from 2 sets to love up!

[@phillipphan1585]

Sinner was too young and immature in his games back then. Not as complete as today. @@buddhadebchatterjeee3804

[@rishi11514]

Djokovic played really afraid but sinner just played unbelievable. What was amazing was how well sinner was able to maintain his level through the entire match.

[@RamZar50]

- Sinner the Winner! 🥕 - Sinner did lose his first set of the tournament in this match. Sinner had a match point in the third set tiebreak but Djokovic prevailed. - Djokovic had way too many unforced errors and no break points on Sinner’s serves. That’s a testament to Sinner’s serves and groundstrokes. - First loss for Djokovic at AO since 2018!

[@cristiancarreras4225]

creatina creatina, jajajja no creatina jajajaj

[@emmanuelkyeyune1468]

Not a CARROT 🏆

[@danbotez1307]

All great news for the people who intensely dislike Djoker's lack of sportsmanship.

[@OmegaMouse]

Let's be objective here. Djokovic played like shit and Sinner had very little to do with that. Djokovic was missing and shanking easy balls. Djokovic reminded me of Federer before he changed his racket to a larger head size. Something was seriously wrong with Djokovic. Sinner was just the lucky one to get this version of Novak.

[@danbotez1307]

@@OmegaMouse Djokovic UFEs and FEs were mostly caused by Sinner's brilliant play and 2nd serve,

[@nagappanulaganathan7578]

Sinner is unbelievable and unstoppable. He improved his game and mental strength to another level. We love you and your nice attitude Sinner. Sure you will go many places

[@darknessfalls5261]

Wow! The giant has finally been subdued. Bravo Sinner!

[@Kasey1405]

Zero break chances for player ranked #1 in the world over 4 sets of play. This sums up the quality and consistency of Sinner in this match. BTW, I still see room for improvement for Sinner. Carlos beware!

[@hitthurdeaux]

Love Sinner’s tennis. He dominated Nole. Will be my No.1 player to root for in this new era. He deserves to win this AO and the first of many Majors.

[@buddhistandthemoney1]

Sinners movement blew me away this match!!! Djokovic had to work for absolutely everything and got virtually no free points ESPECIALLY on Sinner's serve

[@KollywoodReview]

6:14 Turning point of the match . Sinner once again saved 3 points just like in DAVIS CUP.. Complete mental strength after losing match point and 3rd set . What a young talent you are. Tennis is in good hands now. Now Eat your carrot 🥕🥕🥕

[@AS-js7kb]

When Sinner chased down that shot I thought why is he wasting energy at 0-40. Every point counts.

[@SJ-di5zu]

@@AS-js7kbYou never know. You get to 40-15, the other guy plays a loose point thinking he has it under control. Now it’s 40-30, you manage to grind out another point and it’s deuce, you have momentum, other guy is nervous. More guys should take 40-0 points seriously. Don’t let the server off the hook; you never know when a double fault or bad forehand will let you back in the game.

[@AS-js7kb]

@@SJ-di5zu Absolutely.

[@TennisFan97]

@@AS-js7kb Even the commentator said that the shot may not win him the game, and I thought the same thing. Clutch from Sinner!

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Djokovic should retire now.

[@rabbitss11]

Wow, Sinner the winner! Djokovic wasn't beaten, he was blown away

[@atllzable]

CONGRATULATIONS,..JANNIK SINNER..!! You have worked for this....BRAVISIMO...

[@AgusAlmondo]

Yannick's mental strength to stay focused at the beginning of the 4th set is absolutely superb. It was not easy to do it, after having a match point at the 3rd set but failed to convert it. And it is super difficult especially because he played against Djokovic. Sinner shines. Love it.❤

[@masilomoshesh1475]

Watching this with the commentators constantly glazing Djokovic was torture. Novak was off his game today but can they please give Sinner his respect as well??

[@trinerd]

He wasn't off his game, Sinner was simply better today.

[@masilomoshesh1475]

@@trinerd Well the unforced errors say otherwise but I get your point. The man was cooking.

[@andresa1963]

@@masilomoshesh1475 You think that the were really unforced errors? The last time they played, before this match, I observed the same type of mistakes. Maybe those "unforced" errors as you call it, were "forced" errors. All the matches that I watch of Sinner, tells me that he is a very intelligent player.

[@morespinach9832]

@@trinerdno. Djokovic was way off his game. Many shots going tm the net. Poor first serves. Lots of shot in the middle of the court.

[@MistahhMingus]

@@morespinach9832nuclear cope

[@Loulougohi]

Jannik Sinner is an amazing player! Wow

[@muralis158]

After a long time, I Saw match highlights, because defeat of Djokovic, it's really happy to see.

[@aurorasadsad9193]

The best feeling to see him go .😊

[@Ashnarath]

What a sad approach, finding joy in someone else's defeat.

[@muralis158]

@@Ashnarath Djokovic has already achieved a lot. It will be very difficult to beat his achievements from now on, that's why I commented like that.

[@user-cr1iz8fw6h]

⁠@@AshnarathI choose to enjoy the defeat😌

[@gregansbootstrap5352]

@@user-cr1iz8fw6hI mean I loved when Federer retired so I know he couldn’t ever be better then Djokovic. Is that fine?

[@zzzthaoster]

Sinner is no joke... dude's a force of nature. Relentless!!!

[@christophernartey1261]

The resounding refrain heard during the match was Game! Sinner!..this underlines how dominant he was today...flawless..keep the grind on SINNER

[@bopannachindamada1677]

It’s the calmness he brings into the court. He never takes that mental pressure at any cost and that leads to a clean gameplay, that is the winning one.. that’s the thing differentiates him

[@eloy.y]

one more match sinner!!!

[@audox4885]

I dont think its novak playing bad, but sinner making novak uncomfortable resulting in errors.

[@Brandon-qr2or]

He was off his game but he was off because of Sinner 😂. If it makes sense and then those errors started rolling in

[@prkrmc6457]

Sinner played like Novak. Flawless baseline game, taking balls early, stunning backhand slides... Stability off both wings. Great performance

[@audox4885]

@@prkrmc6457 yea he pulled a Novak on Novak.

[@Arlhem]

Sinner played great, but Novak played poorly. Sinner took the opportunity given to him.@@prkrmc6457

[@abhilashd220]

I used to think in their early days why Federer was making so many errors against Nadal. This is the exact reason. Sinner saving match points against Djokovic also played a big role.

[@sureshsp4804]

Jannik Sinner deserves a grand slam . This is his best chance To become a great you must beat a great

[@broncoguy4862]

Sinner has now beaten Djokovic 3 out of their last 4 meetings, including this best of 5 format.

[@user-cr1iz8fw6h]

@@broncoguy4862He just has to win 2 more times and according to Djokovic fans, he’ll be the new goat😂 “age is just an excuse”😂

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Djokovic should retire now.

[@roter13]

I don't feel bad for Djokovic. He's done this to so many players. A little taste of his own medicine.

[@teamomine]

sinner totally destroyed novak on that lod laver arena ❤ best wishes from alcaraz fan

[@abeguy7981]

Alcraz destroyed by zverev... Gruntimeter

[@josb2574]

Like Zverev to Crampitos

[@thepenguinofficial]

Sinner played absolutely magnificent tennis throughout all of the sets. It’s not to say that Djokovic played poorly (though he underperformed in the first and second set) and he was still able to showcase his talent in the third and fourth sets. Sinner just played amazing and Djokovic may have had an off day, but both players demonstrated innate mental talent and skill. Props to both of them!

[@shermagustave837]

Stone cold 🥶🥶🥶 man never flinched,

[@mt.crushmore]

Craziest part is that Sinner never faced a single break point 😮

[@broncoguy4862]

And this was against arguably the best returner ever in tennis. Sinner put it all together for this match.

[@Seeumcha]

I really hope sinner does Federer style domination from this time.

[@PS-sb6rh]

Sinner - you have made something impossible possible. Hat's off to your aggressive and flawless tennis. Congratulations👏

[@marpurisreenivasulu9751]

End of big three

[@karo84]

I wish I could go back in time and relive Jannik's AO run. It was just incredible. I watched him win in the middle of the night and was so pumped for him! What a talent, what a gracious winner, what a star.

[@keithpugh7538]

Awesome match, nice to see a final without NoVax.

[@UtopiaBlue68]

NoVax all the way I've not been and I'm as healthy as an Ox!!

[@bukeaor2961]

Sinner is the man ! He has a laxer focus and articulate play and lazer movement! Superb ! 🎉🎉🎉 May he win 🏆

[@kennethwilliams4874]

Great performance by Sinner, and as always, Novak a class act at the end. I've never been a fan of Novak (Federer guy here), but here's a massively important match, Novak didn't play his best, and he goes up to the net and is, as always, so magnanimous and congratulatory.

[@user-cr1iz8fw6h]

Lol nice try Djoko fanboy😂

[@AmazonEnforcer]

Exactly, once he gets vaccinated against COVID-19, Novak will be respected by all.

[@kennethwilliams4874]

Not a Novak fanboy, but I challenge you to find one time in his career when he was not a complete gentleman when the match ended and it was time to shake hands. He is the most magnanimous loser on the tour.@@user-cr1iz8fw6h

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Djokovic should retire now.

[@ricksb1]

This Australian Open was about proving that the game is in good hands.

[@snome3418]

A new King is born.

[@winningtheedge4047]

Sinner foot work is damn good

[@pablorodrigo3857]

Los dos primeros sets increíble nivel de Sinner, comienza una nueva era

[@kamalphukan15]

Sinner take a bow....What a performance.....He came to the match riding high on his scintillating victory against Rublev....Didnt expect him to rattle Djokovic so early into the match....Well he did what can be considered to be arguably the second toughest thing to do in Tennis - Beat Djokovic at AO Semi.....Djokovic was far from his best but Sinner's blistering shots and powerful serves never allowed Djokovic to find any rhythm at all....Sinner can win the whole thing.....

[@cristiancarreras4225]

falto creatina , jajajajja

[@manoalex6575]

Novak did not play well in the whole of the 4 sets ..only because Sinner just played tough and beat Novak at. His game...So in short Sinner just never gave Novak proper rhythm to play Novak game ..Infact Sinner should have won in 3 sets .no other excuses or expert rubbish heard...

[@broncoguy4862]

Djokovic's serve might have started off being shaky, but it improved as the match went on. Otherwise, he was simply outplayed in every way by Sinner. Remember, Sinner has beaten Djokovic 3 out of the last 4 times they've played. That's not a fluke.

[@imez2380]

@Sinner is simply outstanding in this match,he could've finished this game earlier on a tie break on the 3rd set.I guess he decided not to humiliate World's No 1 like that..Absolutely stunning beating the best man in this court..Weldone Sinner rooting for you all the way❤

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Djokovic should retire now.

[@BassByTheBay]

I am so f***ing happy!

[@rahulraj-pn9cg]

Coz ur a nadal fan m i rit?

[@harshwardhanbahirat5692]

Yes 😅😅😅​@@rahulraj-pn9cg

[@BassByTheBay]

@@rahulraj-pn9cg Nope, and here's a news flash: The world doesn't revolve around whether someone loves/hates Nole. I'm a Sinner fan and have enjoyed how he has quieted the naysayers.

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

Are you Italian??

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

​@@rahulraj-pn9cgDjokovic and Nadal respect each other Just like Messi and Ronaldo But the fans..... 😡🤬

[@emmanuelkyeyune1468]

This is not a win This is a HUMILIATION😮😮

[@pacifist1360]

I am a huge Djokovic fan but I gotta give it to Sinner, his game was flawless. Djokovic's first two sets were very poor for his standards but Sinner gave him absolutely no chances and outplayed Nole from every aspect of the game. I would love to see Sinner win the Australian Open this year since he took Nole out of his turf and ended his incredible winning streak.

[@SScott-nr9vl]

So tired of the Djoker and all of his antics, drama,fake illnesses, shady bathroom breaks and his mystery drinks. He loses and he doesn't give credit to the opponent he says he "didn't play well". He actually goes so far as to say it was his worst performance in a grand slam. I hope retirement is soon.

[@seadkapic4768]

You talking about Nadal

[@Carlos.Eduardo.Schardijn]

😂😂​@@seadkapic4768

[@aachoocrony5754]

Nadal is very gracious to his opponents. He told Djokovic in front of a packed Arthur Ashe stadium that he would become one of the greats. But you're a sour Joker fan. Why? Perhaps he's not the greatest? I share your opinion.

[@wearewon]

Sinners way of 'slapping' the ball generates so much unique power (and sound). It was cool to see Djokovic try it too (to success in that point) around 3:34 or so. Could lead to awesome rallies, if not already ... Haven't been following tennis too much for some time (but may be starting!)

[@iHeymanth]

Thanks to Sinner for making me feel that Tennis is still alive

[@theprolightingindia]

Nothing more satisfying than seeing Joker lose. And the satisfaction is doubled when it’s Jannik.

[@Savoyard-si8sx]

Poor mentality

[@keith919]

Nice to see younger players stepping up! 🙌

[@kevinlakeman5043]

Even the GOAT will struggle at times, esp. at that age and vs. an opponent playing at such a remarkable level.

[@cantrait7311]

Sinners racket speed is wild

[@EE-bg1de]

Folks dont understand what that Pace and Depth do to you early in a match. It PUTS YOU ON EDGE. Combined with your opponent being able to get to everything. Results: Unforced errors start piling up in a hurry. Not to mention it took Sinner 2 full sets to 'drop' his level even a little. Kind of reminds me of Prime Del Potro at the US open, how fluid he moved, defended, and the depth of his groundstrokes. The fact that he kept his cool and didn't mentally succumb makes Sinner a Truly Rare player in the last 20 years.

[@antonydandan6255]

Vittoria pazzesca su una leggenda del tennis. Jannik e' un ragazzo serio e dedicato completamente nella sua missione. Non si può dire altro che BRAVO! Forza carota boy!

[@maleehaandayaan3631]

Sinner played outclass. The fact that Djokovic was afraid and nervous in playing against Sinner, he had a mental meltdown to begin with. Sinner already came prepared and confident that he could beat him, and able to execute the game as planned.

[@carlosmingeli]

Ive not seen someone hit the ball that hard in a while! Wow!!! He destroyed Djokovic

[@lawrencesin3595]

To be the Best, you gotta beat the Best. And that young man did just that. Impressive tennis especially coming back after the 3rd set tie-breaker. What MOXIE!

[@samsudeep6199]

Sinner forehand is a lethal weapon and world class like del potro.

[@leonardosoto1715]

Increíble!! Que nivel tan grande ha alcanzado Sinner!, no solo derrotó a Djokovic en un grand slam, le hizo un 6-1, le ganó en el tipo de partido donde es ma fuerte, y le venció en su reino! Es un deleite verlo jugar! Felicidades Jannik

[@akhrormuminov7180]

💪👏 finally someone learned to play against Djoco

[@angieeggleston1784]

He did it. There will be a new A O first time champion. This was bound to happen sooner or later. Congratulations J Sinner.

[@rajeshgunesh]

Thank you, Sinner 🙏 From the world of tennis.

[@longnguyen-od1qy]

Sinner be like: ALL THAT FOR A DROP OF SET?

[@user-bk3pu1px8t]

How the mighty has fallen,,,,,Sinner is relentless,,,,,,Good ❤4him,,,,

[@lj_2259]

It’s like Djokovic was playing against himself. Congrats Jannik. Wonderful game

[@josiet830]

Quand j'entends les commentaires sur la défaite de djoko c'est incroyable qu'on peut se permettre de le descendre comme ça c'est un humain et il a droit d'avoir des faiblesses où d'être dans un mauvais jour comme tout le monde il perds en demi- finale et alors !!! Les français ils sont où depuis yannick noah ? Aucun n'a gagné le moindre grand chelem comparons ce qui est comparable djokovic est un grand champion qui beaucoup donné pour ce sport et fait vivre de grandes émotions à ceux qui connaissent et on pratiquer ce sport individuel très difficile merci djoko d'avoir tant donné à ce sport qui font que nous nous levons à 2 heures du matin pour regarder du tennis

[@krishnachaitanya1687]

Finally one new champion

[@morrisonwatercolors]

One word … bravo!

[@zxninjax]

The shot executed by Sinner 6:18 is truly remarkable and far from easy. Having to sprint from the baseline, he barely reached the ball and managed to deliver a winning shot.

[@MikeB-1965]

Awesome win! Sinner's aggressive play takes opponents out of their game, much like Federer used to. He's very entertaining to watch.

[@wx1019]

Not giving out one single bp to the best player on earth. This is big time win, Jannik, well done!

[@z1az285]

Absolutely unreal. Beating Novak at AO especially with his improved game is almost as difficult as beating Rafa at Roland Garros. But Sinner deserved this.. Absolutely phenomenal performance. Olympus has fallen

[@bubufubu]

"Almost as difficult as beating Rafa at Roland Garros"? No. It's not even remotely close. Nadal is otherworldly at Roland Garros. Nothing else compares.

[@z1az285]

@@bubufubu actually you are correct, when healthy nadal is close to unplayable at RG in all conditions (2020,2022) and during the day. Djokovic is the opposite, he is unplayable in night matches but even then he has been beaten at night multiple times.

[@Rafatruegoat25]

Djokovic should retire now.

[@hieroglyph321]

FINALLY...... a fresh new face after the utter boredom of the last few years .... congrats Sinner!

[@atk8r]

What are we witnessing before our eyes? Brings up similar feelings from when I started hearing about a young guy from Switzerland.

[@darknessfalls5261]

A SINNful performance by Djokovic😊 no disrespect to him. Sinner was brilliant!

[@typg9397]

Hopefully Sinner & possibly Alcaraz can put an end to Novak’s 6 year reign of beating nobodies. Very proud of Sinner today.

[@miluska30]

What emotion overcomes me? Sinner beat Djkovic in a great match and made everyone understand that he is present like the greats, because that is true, his high technical level and mental maturity are leading him to win. Well Janii, you beat Nole, you are in a final in the Australian Open that was reigned by Dojovich, now it will be you, the one who won. You deserve to win this Australian Open and continue your path full of success. My beautiful boy, you are one of the new generation with the desire to succeed... I admire you a lot... Let's go Sinner to win the final!!!!! 🏸❤️🇮🇹

[@darrylem6157]

OMG! A new ITALIAN STALLION is born! What a performance dude! U outplayed Novac! Only watched the highlights but boy I'm I gonna watch the match! Ur looking unstoppable! Good luck!

[@Kath-N]

Well done, Sinner. He played very well. After the retirements of Djokovic and Nadal, Tennis will remain exciting. Alcarez, Sinner, Medvedev & Zverev have a lot to achieve. Djokovic is still the No. 1 player in the world. He will do well this year.

[@cheolwonryu9503]

If my memory serves me right, Djoko father said, "The King is dead!" when Djoko beat Federer at Australian. I want to tell him. Yes.

[@mt.crushmore]

Then djoko father had to leave the court during RG 2011 because he couldn't bear to watch the beatdown from Fed 😅

[@RomNYC]

I didn't see the match (damn 16 hour difference) but that's quite a stunner. I think Jannik wins it on Sunday. Dude is unstoppable right now.

[@kuntiwibisono]

What a winner mental. He played very focus. Bravo for Sinner! 👏👏💪💪

[@SetsunaNyan001]

If anyone remembers, this match is very similar to the Djokovic v Federer Australian Open 2016 semifinal. This was where Djokovic completely dominated Federer in the first 2 sets, then Federer came back and won the third, and then lose in 4 to Djokovic. Very similar match, this time, Sinner dominated Djokovic in the same fashion and similar scoreline. Not facing a single break point, that is absolutely crazy against the best returner ever.

[@juanpedroarevalo8130]

This match proved Sinner is reaching a high-level to win his first major. He showed much maturity and focus to play against one of the best players in this tournament. Much credit to him 👈 👈 🇮🇹 🎾

[@jer8279]

One of? Djokovic has won this what, 11 times? He was the best

[@jokedok8044]

so finally since 2003 when Roger arrived , and after Rafa and Nole joined him, we see the new generation finally showing up to take the throne

[@abdubinyaameen6188]

The future is in safe hands. Sinner, Alcarez, rune and even the older players like Medvedev around

[@advikthepianokid4583]

Forza Jannik! Great game. Sadly couldn’t watch the whole match live, but I could watch the first set. By the end of the first set, I already had a feeling Jannik would finish the match either winning, or really close🥕