Sinner triumphs over Fritz in thrilling clash to stay unbeaten at ATP Finals

TURIN: World number one Jannik Sinner showcased his form and grit at the ATP Finals on Tuesday, defeating American rival Taylor Fritz in a thrilling 6-4, 6-4 showdown. The match, held at Turin’s Inalpi Arena, featured electrifying rallies and relentless exchanges, treating the passionate Italian crowd to an enthralling display of tennis.

In a rematch of their U.S. Open final encounter, Sinner played with composure, breaking Fritz’s serve at 4-5 in the first set with a well-timed drop shot that proved decisive. Fritz, ranked fifth globally, matched Sinner point for point and posed a threat in the second set when Sinner found himself down 0-30 at 3-3. However, the Italian star recovered confidently, regaining control with fearless, attacking strokes.

Ultimately, Sinner’s precision and ability to capitalize on key moments secured his victory in one hour and 40 minutes, keeping him undefeated in group play and solidifying his position as a favorite for the tournament title.