Richard Pagliaro | Saturday, August 9, 2025
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All-round champion Jannik Sinner Back in Cincinnati, his favorite hard court.
The world’s No. 1 deconstruction and deception combined with his Cincinnati Championship defense won 22 consecutive victories.
When sinners are not busy burning the burning drive Daniel Galan He used his touch to mess with his bmog, and shot his clean forehand drip, sweeping 6-1, 6-1.
“I’ll say I’m happy to be back here,” Sina told Prakash Amritraj of Tennis Channel after. “It’s a special place for me and last year was an amazing year for me. So let’s see what’s going to happen.
“It’s hard to play here, I think the ball flies very fast, so when you lose a few photos it makes it very, very difficult. I’m very happy with what I’m doing today, against the qualifiers, it’s not easy, so I’m glad I can see what happens today.”
His first game since Dethron’s two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz won the Italians at Wimbledon’s history, his first match was Sinner who had left SW19.
The world’s top two resumed competition on local golf courses before the start of the Cincinnati Open.
Sina told Prakash Amritraj. “I’m not a good golfer, but I like to spend time doing different things.
“Maybe we’ll go now because I’ll have a break tomorrow. Maybe we’ll play a few holes here. It’s the best place to play golf. In Cincinnati, there’s nothing to do. So we’re actually lucky that the golf course is there.”
It was hardly accessible to 22 out of 23 first-time earnings during the reign of the champions and U.S. Open, and saved the only breakout point he encountered in a comprehensive 59-minute conquest.
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– Tennis TV (@tennistv) August 9, 2025
The sinner will face the Argentine Sebastian Baez Or large-scale service Canadians Gabriel Diallo A potential round of 16 conflicts is imminent Tommy Paul.
Paul, who is newly involved, beats Spain 6-2, 6-2 Pedro Martinez Earlier today.
Two of the top 12 seeds failed to clear the first of the first few obstacles in the draw, both falling into the French.
Benjamin Bonzi Defeat No. 8 seed Lorenzo Musetti 5-7, 6-4, 7-6 (4). This uneasiness happened soon after Arthur Rinderknech More than No. 1 seed Casper Ruud 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-2.
Since 2014-2015 legend Roger Federer, he has begun to be the first to successfully defend Cincinnati, with Sinner being held accountable from the very beginning. The clumsy Italians’ attention to details is obvious when he bent over to pick up the coin and return it to Chairman Aurelie Tourte.
That was one of the last defeats Sina defeated today.
The U.S. Open champion won four of his first five games in 12 straight points on the serve, and he led 5-0 17 minutes later.
The dominant champion tear the ball off both wings with such a fierce force, and the opponent must respect the deep drive. Seeing behind the baseline behind Colombia’s qualifiers, the Sinner threw a dropper, followed it forward, and hit the first set back with his backhand in 26 minutes.
The Colombians were on the verge of another early explosion when the Bearded Colombians dug in and fought.
Galan denied five breakout points 1-2 in Game 2.
Sinner returned with a deep forehand, pushing his opponent back to baseline, took a step and beat the forehand hard to beat the game 4-1.
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The four-time major champion defeated the final forehand in 59 minutes and scored the opening victory for the 25th straight time.
After disarming his opponent today, the Sinner shared that he had not played 10 days after his win at Wimbledon and believed that this could help him recover and refresh.
“I don’t have tennis, that’s 10 days,” Sina told Prakash Amritraj. “A few years ago, when I was young, I never wanted to take the racket away.
“Now, whenever I have a small chance, I throw it away, you know? Because then I’m going to have more love for the sport and the game. And, thanks for making a comeback and feeling good again. I love the sport. I love making sacrifices, and I love the people around me. It’s a good combination of a lot, a lot of things.”
