Sinner uses great skills like Djokovic, skips as good as Federer at Monte Carlo

(Sports News, Tennis News) Jannik Sinner, the current No. 2 of Italy, has been in great form with performances in an impressive comeback against Andrey Rubley to advance to the quarterfinals of the Monte Carlo Masters this year. now.

Video of Jannik Sinner’s dramatic drop when confronting Andrey Rublev in round 3 of Monte Carlo Masters:

Entering the competition in the third round of men’s singles at Monte Carlo Masters this year, 5th seed Andrey Rublev was evaluated slightly better than 9th seed Jannik Sinner. In fact, Russian tennis player Rublev took the initial advantage when he won 7-5 in the first set.

Andrey Rublev lost his advantage after defeating his opponent in the first set

However, after that, young tennis talent Italia Sinner was the better player for the rest of the match when the 20-year-old player won 6-1, 6-3 in the following 2 sets to complete. comeback on Rainier III and win tickets to the quarterfinals of the first ATP Masters 1000 tournament on clay this year, where he will face the German No. 2 seed Alexander Zverev (around 7pm, April 15). .

Notably, in the second game of the second set, when Rublev was serving the ball at a time when the game was 30 evenly, after a series of attractive durable balls, Sinner was the one who won 40-30 points to win the game. had 1 break point when he launched a small-class drop that made the Russian opponent, despite trying to move into the net, could not save the ball.

Jannik Sinner left small spontaneously, making fans think of Roger Federer

Witnessing this delicate ball, many fans associate the image of Roger Federer when the “Express Train” at its peak also often had such impromptu balls on all surfaces, surprising the opponent.

Another impressive goal of Jannik Sinner in the recent match against Andrey Rubley also made a strong impression on the ATP Tour homepage. That was the situation in the 9th game of the 3rd set. Rublev served the ball to Sinner’s left and then hit the ball to attack the opponent in the rest of the court.

But when the Russian 5th seed was about to overflow the net to finish, he had to stand still and watch the 12th-ranked player in the world launch a running forehand (moving and hitting forehand) to score a winner at the same level as Phong Nha. how to score like Novak Djokovic usually do.

It was also thanks to this counter-attack that Sinner took a 40-15 lead and had 2 match points before he broke to win 6-3 in the final set against Rublev to win tickets to progress. A large number of fans in the stands of Rainier III Stadium stood up to give big applause to praise Sinner’s brilliant ball.

Video Rublev “gives up” before Sinner’s classy running forehand: