Sinner Takes On Medvedev; Fritz Plays De Minaur | Nitto ATP Finals 2024 Highlights Day 5

[@guillezorro]

Hard to believe that Sinner turned a H2H of 0-6 into 8-7 in just over a year

[@micahtouchet]

Hmmm, I wonder how.

[@Sabrina-pl1cc]

​@@micahtouchetsemplicemente è cresciuto.

[@jlokeepinitreal]

​@@micahtouchetwhat a bullshit comment lol

[@matteopedala6785]

Meddy stopped yawning I guess

[@pacific559]

the really crazy thing was how often Sinner and Medvedev played each other Federer v. Nadal played 40 times over a span of 15 years, so that's 2.66 per year Nadal v. Djokovic played each other 60 times over 18 years, so that's 3.33 per year Federer v. Djokovic played 50 times over a span 14 years, so that's 3.57 per year This is like a heatmap for when both players are playing well - they play each other more often, because to play each other at all, they have to be consistently reaching late stages of tournaments. (obviously ranking number messes with the metric, so its a bit simplistic) Sinner v. Djokovic have played 8 times over 3 years, so that's 2.66 Alcaraz v. Medvedev have played 8 times over 4 years, so thats 2.0 Sinner v. Alcaraz have played 10 times over 3 years, so that 3.33 Sinner v. Medvedev have played 15 times over 5 years, so thats 3.0 (not including Riyadh in any of the above stats) and we could probably assume that somewhere around 3 is the norm. So the heatmap heats up as you get closer to the player's prime years, if both players are prime in that period. Sinner v. Medvedev, from 2023 to 2024, have played 11 times over 2 years. 5.5 per year for comparison, we have Federer v. Djokovic, 2009 - 2012, played 19 times. that's 4.75 Federer v. Nadal, 2007 - 2009, played 15 times. that's 5.0 Djokovic v. Nadal, 2007 - 2009, played 20 times. that's 6.6 and... Federer v. Djokovic, 2014 - 2015, played 14 times. that's 7.0

[@YouAintGotNoTegridyBoi]

Medvedev really played a great game but Sinner is playing at an orherworldly level at the moment. I hope to see Sinner vs Zverev at some point in this tournament, they're both playing at such a high level now.

[@paolokocis65]

Sinner Zverev at Cincinnati was been probably one of the best match of the year so far

[@RafaelBote]

no medvedev sucks rn

[@samsqu4red]

Not sure you've seen the game.. Medvedev was kinda sloppy.. sinner didn't do anything incredible to win

[@amitpatil7364]

What Medvedev lacks is the speed/power. Hitting the ball hard and flat > Dropping the ball on with high trajectory and top spin when it comes to Pro. Tennis

[@diegomattia4806]

Frits is playing hs best tennis yen, I am not sure he is inferior to Zverev right now...

[@AlfredAntonio-k6e]

Sinner is like a surgeon: very systematic, precise and cutting. He plays each point with a purpose and the foot work is practical.

[@waileonglum2738]

He and Novak are very similar in this aspect.

[@Sanctified57]

Accurate analysis

[@luciobecker2637]

It seems that Sinner doesnt feel pressure being number one of world, no pressure no problem. Special person, not only player. Greetings from Rome Italy

[@alfredosabbioni2081]

Yes he is really good. Greetings from Kagondo Burundi

[@Tronny]

@@alfredosabbioni2081 greetings from sydney australia

[@Keepcalm-lovesports]

He always says that this pressure is a privilege, he wants it and doesn't complain about it.

[@jetjaguar88]

Sinner actually made a grunt on a hit. I don't think I've ever heard him make a grunt after hitting! The silent assassin.

[@High3eam]

Check the Highlights from the Davis Cup Finals 2023 where he played against Djokovic

[@blucat4]

@@High3eam Link please, as if we're going to look for that!

[@abcxyz123]

After RF I naturally lost a bit of interest in tennis as nothing was and still is as beautiful as his, and consumed it intensely for over two decades. But now with Sinner, and having a rival like Alcaraz, I'm getting pulled back in fast!

[@danguee1]

Nothing will ever be as beautiful as Roger. But Carlos is also wondrous to behold - dynamic, brave, swashbuckling, power, fantastic touch and incredible movement.

[@my8osprive]

Not much variation in today's matches. Just a lot of baselining... RF provided entertainment by mixing up things.

[@cpt-r.federer5940]

@@my8osprivecourt much too slow

[@alburaq3290]

Just when I thought I was out, THEY PULL ME BACK IN!!!

[@vinayakpatwardhan4408]

​@@my8ospriveRoger was of course great.. but are you suggesting Alcaraz doesn't bring variety ??

[@paulm.8554]

De Minaur is a pleasure to watch with his variety but he's just a little outgunned in this group. Daniil played a great 2nd set for someone with nothing to gain and more than ready to go on vacation!

[@alientube1984]

He just doesn't make mistakes! You know the ball is coming back no matter what! And he is fit af!

[@billiey36]

Exactly. He never lets up. He starts out at a high level and just keeps going. Even if his opponent keeps up for awhile, Sinner outlasts him.

[@tjr-007tt]

Sinner will likely remain # 1 for a very long time to come.

[@BillyBob-xi9ih]

He’ll be defending a ton of points though. If he loses a few and Alcaraz goes on a tear things could get interesting

[@SnapScaper]

@@BillyBob-xi9ihyeah 🔥 it will be amazing to watch the next 10+ years of battles from those players

[@daviderossi6045]

​@@BillyBob-xi9ihwith the problem of this year, next on clay and grass will bring more points On indoor hardly can do better

[@Julian_orwell]

@@BillyBob-xi9ih his ranking points underestimate his current level. He would have won more if it wasn't for the well known facts. If Alcaraz doesn't become more consistent, we might see a larger gulf in the ranking next year.

[@Keepcalm-lovesports]

Levelwise I agree but he has already missed many tournaments in his young career due to injury and the schedule doesn't get easier. We will have to see, the same can be said for Alcaraz. The superpower of some players is being available and it's going to be more important than ever as the sport becomes more physical with each year.

[@sw_elian]

It's crazy to think that just a year ago we were far from imagining that Sinner would be so incredible, that he would win 2 Grand Slams and that he would become world number 1!

[@sandyz9087]

Potential was there, but agreed this level is really something.

[@abcxyz123]

It always needs to be proven first! And that's what def happened 😅

[@sagemoondancer8179]

SINNER AT ALCARAZ AGE HAD 0 SLAM SF 😂😂😂

[@BrotherTree1]

Most players have a lull period after winning their first grand slam. But not Sinner... he hasn't really slowed down, and even if he had slumped, he still went deep in the subsequent events he played. Overall he just got better and better since his first major. That is scary. We haven't seen anything like it before.

[@dumamayconcaaaaaac]

Thats what drugs will do bro

[@sleong]

Medevedev has to go back to how he was playing early in that Australian Open final vs Sinner to have any chance of beating him. He's playing way too passively.

[@robinkalousek7247]

Sinner on another level right now. Unless he gets injured, he should win atp finals

[@sagemoondancer8179]

with doping anything is possible

[@Op_Panda_LiftingSimulator]

​@@sagemoondancer8179strop crying dude

[@sagemoondancer8179]

@@Op_Panda_LiftingSimulator SINNER AT ALCARAZ AGE HAD 0 SLAM SF 😂😂😂

[@jeffhusman]

You just need one 'magic' spray to make you invincible till the end of the season 😅😅😅

[@milosc__7310]

​​@@sagemoondancer8179 such an angry litte kid you are 😢

[@rl_danny]

Looking forward to Sinner vs Alcaraz 👀👀

[@ΣπυροςΚροκος-η9κ]

Ti λε ρε.ο Ισπανός ξεφουσκώσε πάλι.σινερ Ρουντ Σάσα και Φριτζ είναι οι καλύτεροι.ο σινερ δεν έχει αντίπαλο Σάσα με Φριτζ συμφωνώ ναι .ο Κάρλος δε τραβάει.ο Σάσα θα τον διαλησει

[@HeavyTopspin]

You're making quite the assumption there. Not only will he need to beat a much more in-form Zverev, but even then he'll need help from Rublev.

[@equaus5276]

@@HeavyTopspin He beat Rublev but true Zverev will be tough

[@vinayakpatwardhan4408]

​@@ΣπυροςΚροκος-η9κ😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@TheTeeProd]

actualy i am looking forward for Zverev

[@jackthemac132]

Daniil played well but Sinner is just unplayable when he's like this

[@larrybu2000]

Sinner is an inhuman machine now like Djokovic in prime. He is unbeatable, endless energy and stamina.

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Great Jannik! 👍😍

[@Julian_orwell]

Wait, why are so many people taking for granted Alcaraz is qualifying? What did I miss? It is actually quite unlikely that he'll go through.

[@HoangNguyen-ig6sx]

You are right. AZ vs Ca (55/45). AZ is in Very Very fine mood atm. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@marchvertochko0056]

Daniil simply cannot play offensive tennis. It’s out of his character and skin. The unforced errors count screams inconsistency and unclutchness. Sinner didn’t have to do much and go inventive about his game, just to make the ball over the net for Daniil to do the job eventually. He has to find the right balance between his true self and to make the corresponding adjustments to stay competitive with Carlos and Yannik, who are pretty much the only guys forcing Daniil to go for those drastic changes in his game. He has to figure things out. The silver lining for Daniil would be his serve today, where he at least didn’t make any double faults since forever!

[@cleb4802]

could not agree more, it really felt this year like he was pressing the ball so much and that's not really his strong suit at all in my opinion. I feel like he'd be so competitive if he stuck to his guns a little more. I get he's trying to reinvent and evolve as a player but it looks as though it's taking away from what makes him so effective from the baseline in the first place, consistency and accuracy. but I will trust that their team knows what their doing and will find a way to return to form in 2025 like he's done so many times.

[@marchvertochko0056]

@@cleb4802you hit the spot with that comment. It’s so annoying seeing Daniil struggling with returning the serve of Yannik in the first serve as the Yannik 1st serve win % was literally 100%. Once he adjusted his position to his old one, he started to make more balls back challenging Sinner. He just have to find that middle ground without taking away his identity and what he’s known for. He could build his game around being more defensive focused with a particular focus on precision and right placement to draw those errors off the opponents. He would also wear down his opponents, but now he seems to be making those changes realising the balls do not give him much of an advantage when he’s playing he way he’d play 2/3 years ago. Hopefully the coaching staff indeed knows what they are doing and be working on the proper execution tactics to beat the top-tier opponents like Carlos and Yannik

[@paulm.8554]

Daniil's game has definitely suffered a lot from the issues with tennis balls. He sounds pretty frustrated right now and isn't enjoying playing tennis. He mentioned they are going to try some things next year to see what happens.

[@Stu49583]

​​@@paulm.8554if your game depends and is based around on a specific type of tennis ball -> you have a huge problem

[@paulm.8554]

@@Stu49583 He's still #4 in the world and the difference between winning and losing at that level usually comes down to a few points here and there so some small tweaks to his game might make a difference.

[@danguee1]

The highlights make it look close - but the match stats show Jannik won the points count 57%/43%. That's actually quite a bruising he gave Meddy

[@ShahzodAbduqodirov-gi2dq]

57-43means it was close moron

[@joedoe1268]

To have such a humble quiet-spoken #1 is a treat.

[@Matthewbaker1991]

Sinner just incredible this past year wow

[@user-v8n5d]

De Minaur is amazing!!! Very gifted just like Goffin !! 🎾

[@sunmanyi3265]

So amazing that he lost all three matches, hehe...

[@user-v8n5d]

@sunmanyi3265 He's still a great player and great to watch !! 🎾

[@sunmanyi3265]

​@@user-v8n5d How many rackets did he break?

[@blucat4]

@@sunmanyi3265 He hasn't got the balls to break a racket. That's why he'll never be #1 or win a slam.

[@mauriziogiacoppo3463]

Respect for the champion 🔝🏆🥇💪🏼🏆

[@MrSmhr19720912]

シナーとメドベージェフの試合はテンポ早い。 こういう試合が増えると更なる技術革新が進むと思います。

[@waltersala5198]

Grandissimo jannik 👏👏👏🏆vai avanti così e ti meriti tutto il bene del mondo, e dalle persone vere che ti vogliono veramente bene come te spesso hai detto.... L unica delusione è la kaliskaya..... Ma te sei un grande hai il mondo che ti adora

[@sunmanyi3265]

Please mind your own business and don't disrupt his personal relationship.

[@danielm.valenti9607]

Que partidos. 👏🏻

[@fragmentsoflifeandemotions8006]

The impressive thing about Jannik's power is that he maintains it throughout the match. His opponents try and sometimes manage to keep up with his pace, but you can see that they struggle and eventually collapse.

[@denisarleyferreira4854]

n tem jeito, medevedev virou freguês com força do sinner

[@glenlufi3395]

Medvevev e stato grande ma contro uno Sinner stellare.

[@shadowagent6051]

I think nobody will stop the world n1 from winning ATP Finals this year,not even Alcaraz,it's already difficult to face him anywhere,the mountain is even bigger to climb when he's the country man.

[@BANANAFILM-q2k]

absolutely amazing

[@AA-le9ls]

Sinner can hit the ball powerfully because he's strong in his arms. He's arm-strong 🏋‍♀️

[@TheTalba]

6:50 another planet

[@PrithviKaRaj]

As much as we love Carlos, it just feels like Sinner was born to be the number one! I mean, I have yet to see someone as composed as Sinner, especially being at the top of their game! 🫡

[@taopaille-paille4992]

I have yet to see someone as suspicious as him for using PED to recover his muscle quicker.

[@sunmanyi3265]

​@@taopaille-paille4992 You mean ITIA was so stupid they didn't know it was a PED? Are you toping?

[@NamTran-xc2ip]

Carlos is only 21, so chill.

[@jabr1076]

@@NamTran-xc2ip Carlos is still king of Grass! its going to be back and forth with Sinner and Alcaraz

[@taopaille-paille4992]

@@sunmanyi3265 ITIA doesn't want to shoot tennis in it's feet.

[@evanchien4091]

can we please have EXTENDED highlights??? 👇

[@colinwang6964]

the commentary does not do these points justice, and that goes for many of the matches so far this tournament!!

[@EzeRF1990]

Qué bueno que es Sinner, X Dios

[@j0shj0shj0sh]

De Minaur is a good all round player, but I don't feel he has a big weapon in his arsenal to really threaten the best of the best consistently.

[@JDCullum]

Love indoor tennis. It’s a purer form of contest, under optimal conditions.

[@taopaille-paille4992]

I kind of agree on this aspect

[@blucat4]

Yes. The Laver Cup has the best coloured courts for watching as well, it's the best!

[@StaceyGarcia-k9h]

Although De Minaur's diversity makes him entertaining to watch, he is slightly outperformed in this category. For someone who had nothing to gain and was eager to take a holiday, Daniil played an excellent second set!

[@RamZar50]

Sinner since October 2023 is so TOUGH mentally! This is what makes them truly GREAT players! Yes, you need the skills, athleticism and staying healthy but beyond that to be a GOAT is all a mental game. I hope Sinner and Alcaraz will be around for the next 10-15 years. Severe Big 4 withdrawal symptoms!

[@martinltmr8590]

It's funny how almost no player even tries to dropshot De minaur

[@blucat4]

😀 Yeah, it's so funny .. 😄😄

[@TheAYM91]

Sinner is playing at such a high level that Medvedev's awkward style is no match for his sheer power. Sinner vs Alcaraz is a possibility although Zverev and Fritz still have part to play in this tournament.

[@mamijot69]

Statistically Alcaraz has a lower than 50% chance of getting out of his group so it's funny that you mention him in this scenario. The fourth one might be Ruud.

[@PopsipopGaming]

I honestly feel bad for Meddy. He's obviously trying his darndest but he's just no match anymore. His playstyle simply isn't explosive enough. He never manages to take time away from Sinner because he always stays so far back and his groundstrokes aren't as efficient.

[@blucat4]

It's also because his hearts not in it anymore. When that happens winning becomes very hard. He'll have to find a way to recharge, or quit soon.

[@dktky5658]

It seems no one in this world can beat Sinnerer.

[@maciejkostkowski8758]

I must say that guys are palying at a very high level this year.

[@blucat4]

They don't usually paly this good.

[@maciejkostkowski8758]

@@blucat4 I mean every match is great to watch a lot of crazy points and long rallies. You don't get that every tournament

[@blucat4]

@@maciejkostkowski8758 I agree, but you missed the point. Paly. Paly. Lets see if he gets it ..

[@rafaelafernandez1255]

Sinner❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Michael-kb3tt]

It’s not just a bunt, DeMinaur needs to change his grip on the bh too 😮

[@fatimacollins8443]

very nice sinner.you're my man

[@Sanctified57]

Most people are Sinners, and Taylor has a vey swift backhand. I’m your rent a pun guy 😬

[@dktky5658]

Taylor on the roll!

[@francescospini3533]

The body language of sinner tells me that he is extremely focused. He will win the tournament.

[@fourscoreand9884]

Why do we not see the break of serve at 5 all in the first with Fritz, De Minaur?

[@blucat4]

Because Santa's seen that you've been a bad boy this year!

[@AndreyUfa7]

Sinner and Fritz - well done, these guys and Zverev have great season Medvedev needs to improve his technique and increase the strength of his forehand and learn how to play better at the net in order to fight for titles next season

[@Spiritualmanlet]

I wish we would’ve seen de minaur’s second game breaking fritz in the first set….

[@lutan4649]

10:18 was that a grunt from sinner??!!

[@blucat4]

No, you're hearing things, go see an ear doctor ..

[@benthekeeshond545]

I didn't get to watch the complete Taylor Fritz match but from the highlights, Taylor's backhand was 99% going back crosscourt to De Minaur's backhand. Even when De Minaur's forehand side was 75% opened. Was that Fritz's strategy or was he stubborn? That was how he lost the 1st set.

[@Sanctified57]

Taylor was definitely very swift in that last set 😬

[@黃日恆-l1n]

This rivalry has been turned around completely- that’s been four landslide from Sinner in their last five matches.

[@raphaeldefabritiis3206]

Ca risque, sauf blessure, l'année prochaine une affaire entre Jannick et Carlos... peut-être une surprise de Zverev, Medvedev, voir Fritz ou Rublev.. mais ca va etre compliqué pour eux. J'espère une progression de Fils, Shelton, Musetti et un retour de Tsitsipas et Berettini.

[@BejoPambuko]

One aspect Sinner still need improve is his dropshot.. He rarely used it, and when he use it, it's very predictable that he will pull a drop shot

[@19valerio84]

Not in every situation but yes, for sure is something he will improve

[@297fihsy]

Love De Minaur but he has to work so much harder than the bigger guys to win every single point

[@MrCaviale]

Sinner improved slice

[@adimajumdar5219]

If Fritz wins his semifinal match, he will be number 4 for the first time in his career. Depending on who he plays, it is certainly doable

[@blucat4]

If he manages to win it, he'll deserve it. He has been trying his heart out for 5 years and getting a little better each year.

[@nking99t]

ah, although I play Tennis now(as a 4.0+ player) I used to play Table Tennis for long time. I play both of the sports for at least 7 years. I have feel like the Tennis match is becoming BORING( or is it always boring?) a bit. when it is rallying: there is only 2 things to do. 1. move your opponent by pushing the balls further from them 2. make drop shots 3. go to the net, which is rare, but ok what else can you do? slice don't make much difference, it just mess with the tempo, never seen a pro player can't return a slice. what else? the match is becoming boring. And for Serve in Tennis, the pattern is usually same. First Serve is Flat, Second is Kick or Slice. 99% of the variation is the location. While table tennis have much more strategy than Tennis, because the spin mean a lot than Tennis. Just talking about serve, there is at least 10 ways of serving, long/ shot, sneak, fast, slow. The key of Table Tennis is Variation, so it is more fun, you got 100 styles of player. But Tennis is usually just 3 4 types of players. The key of Tennis is Consistent. Usually people who is more consistent won more. Djov, Medv, Sinner. I still like Tennis, don't get me wrong. I just feel like the match is a bit boring now. I don't know why Table Tennis is not so popular is the US. definitely it is popular in Euro, but that is another topic.

[@boriskostic6964]

Sinner played at 60%

[@shorts-memes-fest]

We might not see a Sincaraz final.

[@sunmanyi3265]

How so?

[@shorts-memes-fest]

@sunmanyi3265 well its a prediction but I have strong feeling that Zverev will top this group because Alcaraz might not be physically there to go toe to toe with the German and Ruud will get over Rublev although Rublev played and exceptional 2nd set against Alcaraz but still I think Ruud will win. And I think there is no stopping Sinner except for Zverev. But its my opinion reality might surprise us.

[@sunmanyi3265]

@@shorts-memes-fest The standings so far are as follows ; Games W/L Zverev. 25/17 Ruud. 22/19 Alcaraz. 19/22 Today's match : If Alcaraz bt Zverev 6-3, 6-3, all Ruud needs is a 6-4,6-4 win to top this group. And Zverev will drop out of the Semifinals. But if Alcaraz lose less than two games and Ruud drop a set against Rublev, Alcaraz will top the group. So there is still a chance you will see a Sinner-Alcaraz final. PS : According the above score, the standing will be... Ruud. 34/27 Alcaraz 31/28 Zverev. 31/29

[@omkarop1834]

Medvedev just can't win a big tournament by being so predictable at this stage of his career. He doesn't even bother to come to the next. His volley game is absolutely zero. His serve is also not doing the magic these days. The only way Medvedev is going to get past sinner or Novak or even Carlos is by adding net play and volleying to his game.against a player like sinner He just can't sit on the baseline hoping for a short ball or a mistake from the opponent. He has to unpredictable to atleast make a game out of it. Even sinner improved his serve and net game. He was always a deadly baseliner. Just that he improved his ground strokes , worked on his serve and net game and see what a beast he has turned out to be. Almost 12000 points in a season is a humongous achievement. For that matter even Sascha has worked on his forehand a bit. Even though his volleying is still awful but it works for him fine. If zverev somehow ups his net game he can become the same level with sinner alcaraz and Novak in the next season. His serve and backhand still being one the best on the tour. He has a really great chance of winning his first slam next season

[@NamTran-xc2ip]

He's been suffering from a shoulder injury.

[@warriorson7979]

Proud of Meddy...😌 He fought so hard, even breaking back.😔😒

[@hirsch4155]

He’s knocked out of the tourney! Fritz goes through ❤😊

[@danguee1]

I think it's only Carlos that can truly rival Jannik - and currently has the edge (though Jannik won their h2h in 2022 and 2023 - so it's not clear cut overall yet).

[@HeavyTopspin]

Carlos just has the issue of consistently making it deep enough in tournaments to face Sinner.

[@mamijot69]

Carlos doesn't have "the edge" lol. He was lucky to get those 3 (close) wins from Sinner this year.

[@babrafa]

medvedev not winning single title this year is a shocking for me. if he doesnt find a way to beat sinner then it will become very worse for him

[@Deerjason]

If meddy wanted to win a title he would play a challenger or a 250 😂. He’s still one of the top players in the world. Everyone loses to Sinner, but at least Meddy makes it deep in most tournaments.

[@jasonlee6180]

Who's taller and leaner? SInner or medvedev

[@Giovane38]

Sinner the best!

[@smileme4]

Sinner fear... otherwise Medvedev is a brilliant player after DJOKOVIC...❤❤❤❤❤

[@cliveuuking4602]

Fritz's walking billboards

[@nicholasdemetriades9154]

Medvedev is like the golfer who has great touch and a short game but is 30-40 yards behind on every hole in distance. Sure he can win but not often.

[@chatponponsakda999]

Champion Sinner

[@TB-zt6hs]

Many thougnt that Carlos would be the next goat but he has now faded away... Sinner is here to stay 🎉

[@vinayakpatwardhan4408]

U wish 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 if only he fades because you stop watching him....

[@jabr1076]

no he hasn't. Hardcourt is his weakest surface. he has lost a lot because there is alot of hardcourt tournaments on the calender! Sinner is not great on grass either.. Its just a rivalry

[@seventhsteel1415]

He won two of the last three slams lol. What is it with tennis fans always thinking whoever is currently playing best is unbeatable forever

[@rjamesyork]

Alcaraz won two majors this year and beat Sinner three times. Get a grip.

[@jabr1076]

@@seventhsteel1415 for example, if Sinner goes out in the second round of Rolland Garros and Alcaraz get the trophy, all of a sudden Sinner was overrated… fans logic is so 😂😂😂😂😂 1player can not win all the time

[@cpt-r.federer5940]

Court too slow it’s a pain to see de minaur and Medvedev grind that much. Court speed of Paris was much better. It’s boring tennis sorry. You attack the net and you get passed everytime

[@tylerrockford]

De Minaur is one of if not the fastest player on any given tour but he's never gonna win a slam because speed is all he's got going for him. Yes, he wears his opponents down but nothing about his shot making is remarkable, he's not a particularly strong baseline hitter, not a big server either. He's no Lleyton Hewitt, that's for sure.

[@АлевтинаГордикова]

Фриц спокоен, как танк.

[@BlackBrownYellowWhite]

....ah, ok, good, i was just about to check their H2H.....

[@sunmanyi3265]

Sinner and Fritz are waiting for their opponents for the Semifinals, who will they be? I say Ruud and Alcaraz. Alcaraz will bt Zverev 6-3, 6-3. And Ruud will bt Rublev 6-4, 6-4 to top his group.

[@IlDiego442]

Yannick is a war machine

[@mkader2494]

Nobody wants to compete against a clearly doping player. I get Meddy's frustration and coolness at the net.

[@giuseppevittoria3098]

Stop it, silly boy 😮

[@billiey36]

Explain how Sinner is clearly doping. Show your credentials for making that claim and the evidence that led you to that conclusion. Or stfu. Also, listen to Meddy's press conference afterwards. He has no problem personally with Sinner.

[@mkader2494]

@@billiey36 the failed drug tests, the WADA appeal, his miraculous improvement- going from 0-6 H2H to 8-7 against Meddy in under a year. when you see the glaringly obvious but choose to ignore- it's just pitiful.

[@mamijot69]

​@@billiey36whenever I feel like replying to these individuals I think they might probably have some kind of mental illness or are 12 .. or are 90.. or even worse .. they are gamblers! it's not worth it.

[@SweeranSwift]

SINNER THE CHEATER

[@phillgood1812]

Come ti brucia il culo, vero??? Usa la pomata BRUCIACUL, in farmacia, coglioneeeeeeee😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@phillgood1812]

Like your mother, coglioneeeeeeee 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@stefanoc.5053]

Obsessed? Change sport

[@Sabrina-pl1cc]

Sweeranswift the 1d1ot.

[@billiey36]

You must be a bot...or slow...

[@dhiohilmyfauzan5991]

Forza Jannik 🎖️

[@rabisml1234]

Now zverev will try to avoid sinner by beating alcaraz at any cost....if zverev tops his group he will avoid sinner...and sinner can play any one of alcaraz, ruud and rublev if rublev beats ruud depending on calculations....

[@МаксимПриходько-ы1м]

Две ошибки на подаче и привеет Андрей 😂😂😂

[@revolverheld5138]

Zverev will do IT 🏆!

[@alethink5492]

Alcaraz could also win but he dream global level of Sinner with zero losses vs no one. Sinner is unreal

[@JoppJoll]

So, Vedvedev is out of the tournament. Losing to Fritz in straight set cause him to out of the tournament.

[@arvinds4961]

You predicted medvedev to Straight set sinner .

[@whitewalker66]

Sinner is the doped guy ?? what a shame 😢

[@wasin2663]

ชอบดูเมดเวเดฟทุบแร็กเกต

[@Mathias_Degardin]

You can tell the other players don't think Sinner should play.... Look at the handshake everytime. Cold and Direct.

[@billiey36]

You can tell Mathis_Degardin projects his feelings onto total strangers. Look at his posts. Supposition and childishness.

[@damh89g]

Medvevev is just salty cause he lost 8 out of their last 9 matches😂

[@mamijot69]

Did you maybe skip your anti-paranoia pills this morning?

[@Mathias_Degardin]

@@billiey36 truth that's it

[@Mathias_Degardin]

@@mamijot69 truth that's if

[@kostaskonstantinidis7318]

Sinner's play is so boring it reminds me that of Djokovic. Ofc is the right play if you want to win titles etc but if you are not a fanboy of anything other than the game itself it's simply not fun to watch.

[@Wolfgang_rw]

You just dont know about tennis if you consider such pace and clean ballstriking boring to watch

[@rickfid99]

It's hard to play an exciting tennis with an opponent like Medvedev. Put him against Alcaraz and you'll watch amazing tennis by both players

[@NamTran-xc2ip]

@@Wolfgang_rw Some people have different opinions, shocking.

[@idrisahmed2659]

​@@rickfid99that's because alcaraz is an interesting and exciting player unlike both sinner and Novak

[@idrisahmed2659]

Sinner is just Novak 2.0 .... Minus the grunting and excessive ball bouncing before serve

[@sigmotion]

It seems like Medvedev will never beat Sinner or Alcaraz again.

[@Deerjason]

lol every time someone says that meddy wins somehow

[@CECELTJS]

🎉🎉🎉

[@趙溫]

6:03 Oh, these two little Djoks, totally heritated that boring and endless baseline rally. What is tennis to be really

[@rohanvaradkar97]

Sinner is like Novak, he has same hunger of winning that Novak possess, I respect their mentality n hunger both...!!

[@geksii]

Great game between Medvedev and Pinner........ wow its almost like he's on something! :O

[@billiey36]

Who? Medvedev? Cause Sinner keeps on winning without failing any drug tests and adolescent fanboys can't seem to understand why. 🤡

[@wobzbluez]

Please keep the broader angle with this video. Not all of us like the court level view and there was already a separate video for that.