Richard Pagliaro | Saturday, August 30, 2025
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New York – Behind the baseline Jannik Sinner Put his palms on the court to prevent the use of facial plants in the hard court at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
For today’s two and a half kits, Denis Shapovalov The shocked and staggered sinners led the third set 3-0.
The world’s No. 1 sinner stabilized his attacks, and then surged nine consecutive games, responsible.
In the end, Sina survived a tough exam, defeating Shapovalov 5-7, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3, and won his tenth major victory in the fourth round of the U.S. Open. Sinner now enters the fourth round or higher with 10 consecutive Grand Slam appearances.
By far, this is the worst challenge for the sinners to the game.
Remember, he surrendered in a total of 11 games in the win over Vit Kopriva and Alexei Popyrin.
Credit flashy shooter maker Shapovalov stood on his toes without fear, associated with the top seed and ranked first in several crack crackle exchanges.
Sinner seeks his fifth-game winning streak Grand Slam final, like a major’s tennis finisher. Today, he proved that he is human.
The sinner didn’t do his best and had long been inexplicably played the forehand wings of Canada’s left-handed left instead of trying to force Shapo to beat him with one-handed backhand, which was a strong shot, but it was a long defender.
Two keys to sinner turnaround:
1. Shapovalov was bitten by a double fault error and spit out four of his nine double faults in a key third set.
2. The Sinners began to serve with more orders, sparking a surge in nine games.
The sinners are sometimes eliminated in the opening ceremony, squinting at the sun and staring at the fixed points. Sinner double faults are on the locating point (one of five doubles of the day) because of Shapovalov’s lead.
Despite the Canadian’s confidence, Shapovalov played a hasty stretch in Game 7 of the second set. A series of mistakes ended up throwing the backhand into the network with Shapovalov, which gave Sinner a love breakthrough and a 4-3 lead.
Top seeds backed up the rest at 30, drawing another Shapovalov backhand error to keep 5-3.
As the scene progressed, Sinner stood out in Love’s second match, upgrading the game after an hour and 40 minutes. Sinner served 57% and won 15 points in the second set.
After Shapovalov reset, it soared with a 3-0 lead, allowing only three points in those three games.
The danger of Wimbledon’s championship is Shapovalov serving in Deuce, so there is a 1-4 danger. Sinner broke a shoelace on Nike shoes, paused the orthosis and shoe switch match and provided Shapovalov with plenty of time to think about the situation.
When the sinner repelled 2-3, the Canadian sprayed a continuous error. After six games, Sinner quickly mastered his level.
Although Shapovalov can play explosive first-time tennis, he may lose his serve. In Game 7, Shapovalov broke through three consecutive breakthrough points. The sinner shot down a gun and then ejected his reply from the tape. Despite the Canadians reaching out, the sinner answered a quarter and smashed it with a fourth breakpoint.
This time, Shapovalov coughed his third double and coughed up a breakout in the game by one in eighth and led the championship 4-3. As he rode the court seat, Shapovalov gave coach Mikael Tillstrom a sarcastic thumbs up.
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Seeing the opponent’s frustration, the Sinner won 10 points in his sixth straight game in the next 12 points to finish his third game, and he was almost behind the double break.
The four-time Grand Slam champions led 3-0 in the fourth inning nine consecutive games.
One Ornery Shapovalov sprayed 47 unmandatory mistakes, which eventually led LET to a breakout point in the last game, which would get him to serve again.
The sinners squeezed the uprising and ended a challenging game in three hours and 12 minutes.
The next sinner is 23 seeds Alexander BubicThey arrived in June on the grass of Haller championship or the United States of the 14th seed Tommy Paulthis will be the rematch of the 2024 U.S. Open No. 16 Open. Sinner won 7-6 (3), 7-6 (5), 6-1 and beat Paul in four of the five meetings.
