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Jannik Sinner Powers Through Francis Tiafoe to Lift Cincinnati Open
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It’s been a strange time since the 2024 Wimbledon final as Jannik Sinner again gave off the vibe of the world’s number-one player. The player, on August 19, 2024, emerged triumphant in the Cincinnati Open with a hard-fought straight-sets win over Frances Tiafoe, 7-6 [4], 6-2, which will boost his morale as he heads to the U.S. Open. It wasn’t the easiest start to the match for Sinner, laboring with errors in the early goings and limping after some of the points in a tight first set. He had been fighting a hip issue, and tonsillitis caused him to miss the Paris Olympics. But he displayed remarkable resilience.
Turning the Tide
That turning point came during the first set tiebreaker. Jannik Sinner weathered the storm of those big Tiafoe serves before capitalizing on a critical mistake from his opponent. Tiafoe’s shot sailed long, with Sinner claiming the first set. But once he had pocketed the first set, he never looked back. He built a quick 2-0 lead in the second, which proved to be a mountain too high for Tiafoe. Then, with Sinner up 4-1, his final forehand winner all but sealed the match. He closed it out with an authoritative serve that Tiafoe couldn’t get back.
The Masters 1000 victory will be the fifth title for Sinner this year and the first ever at the Cincinnati Open. These were to follow his breakthrough Slam victory at the Australian Open back in January. What is special about this victory is that he could secure a win even when not quite at his best.
After the match, Sinner talked about what a long week it was. He commented, “It was a very tight, really tough week. I’m so happy about today’s match,” noting that it’s been on his mind as well during the tournament, but he’s overall pleased with how he was able to perform in the really big moments. Indeed, Jannik Sinner is now setting his sights mostly on the U.S. Open. Now, for sure, it is important to recover and be ready for New York. His ability to stay in this form and stay healthy all the way through will be very crucial to succeeding at the final Grand Slam of the year.
Jannik Sinner Powers Through Injury to Win Cincinnati
It’s a positive week for me, said the American Tiafoe. Ranked 20th, the 23-year-old secured a rather gutsy three-set win over Holger Rune in the last four that has done his levels of confidence the power of good. For Jannik Sinner, this Cincinnati Open win was massive. To hang in there and power through, not at full tilt health, for coming away with a win is beyond impressive. As much as he’s preparing for Flushing Meadows, that Cincinnati win will show he’s all systems go to keep this run of his going in tennis.
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