In a thrilling final at the China Open, Jannik Sinner showcased his exceptional talent by defeating American player Alex Tien in straight sets. The young Italian star displayed a masterclass performance, dominating the match with powerful serves and precise groundstrokes. Sinner’s ability to control the tempo of the game left Tien struggling to find his rhythm. Observers noted the following aspects of Sinner’s performance:

  • Serving Precision: Sinner won 80% of his first serve points.
  • Groundstroke Power: His forehand and backhand were consistently deep and accurate.
  • Defensive Prowess: Sinner’s ability to chase down balls added pressure on Tien.

With the victory, Sinner not only captured his first China Open title but also bolstered his confidence ahead…