Jannik Sinner won his first match inATP of Monte Carlowhere he defeated in straight sets Sebastian Korda. The American surrendered to the careful play of Jannik who scored 5 break thanks to a careful game made of cut balls to mock the opponent. The class of 2000 tried several times to shorten the goal, but on those occasions the South Tyrolean was good at catching it off the clock with passers along the line. Victory and passage to the round of 16 for Jannik who has set his sights on the semi-final, the one he needs to move up in the rankings. However, if the Italian manages to win then he could get his hands on an almost millionaire sum, despite being the lowest of all Masters 1000s.
Who is Jan-Lennard Struff, Sinner’s next opponent at the ATP Monte Carlo: age, career, ATP ranking
1970-01-01 00:00:00
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