Jannik Sinner became the first Italian man to win the US Open with a straight-sets victory against Taylor Fritz
World No 1 beats Fritz 6-3 6-4 7-5 in men’s singles finaland his path to greatness. His shotmaking abilities have always been stupendous and he had gradually morphed into one of the best athletes of his generation. However, he was still struggling to handle the physical and mental challenges of the sport. He was hustled out of the fourth round of last year’s US Open by Alexander Zverev, his body betraying him.
Less than four weeks ago, Sinner announced that he had twice tested positive for the banned substance clostebol in April before Having competed each week despite the uncertainty surrounding his impending court date, which took place in London during the Cincinnati Open last month, which he won, Sinner noted that he felt relief after receiving a favourable result and the news being made public. Even though he has not always produced his highest possible level in New York, he has performed at an astonishing level in all of the decisive moments.
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