Sinner Rublev – After 4 early rises for Eurosport live coverage, with Melbourne 10 hours ahead of Italy, Jannik Sinner plays the quarter-finals at the Australian Open this morning. In pursuit of the Slam dream that Italian tennis has been chasing since 1976 with Adriano Panatta, after two Dutchmen and an Argentinian, the 22-year-old from South Tyrol, number 4 in the world, met two Russians, Khachanov on Sunday and Rublev this morning (starting no earlier than 10.15am ), going from 15 to 5 in the ATP ranking, launched by a fantastic tournament, with zero sets lost – the only one of the 8 still in the match – and 8 hours 43 minutes on court (one minute more than Alcaraz). Against the fiery Andrey, he starts from 4-2 in the head (actually 4-0 due to 2 withdrawals due to injury). Knowing that the 26-year-old Muscovite of Spanish school, unlike Jannik who was a semi-finalist last year at Wimbledon, is on his tenth attempt to surpass the threshold of the magnificent 8 in a Slam tournament.
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