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Sinner stages dramatic Miami Open comeback, Rune outclassed

Sinner stages dramatic Miami Open comeback, Rune outclassed

Second seed Jannik Sinner staged a exceptional comeback on the Miami Open, combating again from the brink to safe a gritty 5-7, 7-5, 6-1 victory over Tallon Griekspoor, advancing to the fourth spherical on Sunday.

In distinction, defending champion and third seed Daniil Medvedev had a comparatively simple match, defeating Briton Cameron Norrie 7-5, 6-1.

The extremely anticipated closing between Sinner and prime seed Carlos Alcaraz gave the impression to be in jeopardy when Griekspoor, identified for his highly effective pictures, claimed the opening set and served for a 6-5 lead within the second.

However, Sinner, displaying the resilience that has earned him Grand Slam success, got here via within the essential moments. He secured his first break of the match when it mattered most, going up 6-5, after which held serve to degree the competition at 1-1.

Having survived a scare, the Italian seized management of the match. He broke Griekspoor early within the third set and broke once more to take a commanding 5-1 lead earlier than serving out the match with a forehand winner into an open courtroom.

“I think even the first set was really close, but it went away,” said Sinner, who will next play the winner of the match between Chris O’Connell and Martin Damm. “Mentally, I attempted to remain robust, which I did, and I used to be in a tricky state of affairs right this moment.

“It’s been a tough day for me, but very happy about the result.”

There was no escape for sixth-seeded Dane Holger Rune who was swept apart 6-1, 6-1 by Fabian Marozsan in 59 minutes.

The Hungarian, identified for his delicate contact and the most effective drop pictures within the recreation, struck 23 winners and transformed all 5 of his break alternatives whereas Rune was 0-3 on his possibilities.

Ranked 57th, hazard man Marozsan is rapidly growing a status as a large killer, having final yr knocked off then-world No. 2 Alcaraz within the third spherical of the Rome Masters, which was broadly rated because the upset of the yr.

The 24-year-old additionally took down eighth seed Casper Ruud on the Shanghai Masters, reaching a minimum of the final 16 in all three Masters 1000 occasions he has performed.

Blocking Marozsan’s path to the fourth spherical is Australian Alexei Popyrin, who superior with a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Czech Jiri Lehecka.

“It is a great feeling to play at the highest level,” Marozsan informed reporters. “I try to play my best tennis and today against a top-10 player and I am enjoying my time here.”

After Americans Taylor Fritz, Tommy Paul, and Frances Tiafoe all exited within the second spherical, Ben Shelton is the top-seeded U.S. participant left within the draw, the sixteenth seed making the third spherical with a 6-3, 6-4 win over Spanish wild card Martin Landaluce.

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