The US Open: Jannik Sinner digs itself from the hole to defeat Dennis Shapovovalov in Flushing Meadows | Tennis News

The wrongful Janick took himself out of a hole to defeat Dennis Shapovalov and to reach the fourth round of the United States Open.

The defense champion did not lose the Grand Salam match on solid stadiums for two years, but he looked at a real problem at 3-0 in the third group with the husband’s imprisonment in one group.

Canadian Shabovalov, who won his only previous meeting in the Australian Open four years ago, had an opportunity to make him 4-0, but the sinner saved the resting point and won nine consecutive matches on the way to 5-7 6-4 6-3 6-3.

“It was a very difficult match today,” said scientist No. 1. “I knew Dennis for a long time. I knew that I had to play very high. I’m very happy because I managed to win. I started well. I just tried to stay there mentally.”

Sinner was not again the best day in his introduction, and after returning from 2-5 in the opening set to 5-5, with Shapovalov’s dissatisfaction with an error in the foot at a decisive point, the Italian is double for the opening group loss.

Sinner lost only one game other than Carlos Alcaraz this season – for Alexander Polic on Haley – but he followed Gregor Dimitrov with two sets of love in Wimbledon before the Bulgarian suffers from a heartbeat injury.

“I am not a machine,” the sinner said with a smile. “I also struggled sometimes. Today I felt on my side I didn’t struggle. I was playing a great tennis, and it’s too.”

Shapovalov has been left with mixed feelings, saying: “It is clear it is a severe loss. It is one for some reason, first and foremost. It was my chance. It was in the third group. It is clear that he played wonderfully to return.

“This is the goal, only that this level is more consistent. I know that I am able to play this tennis brand, this level of tennis. I am happy. I am clearly sad, I have also lost. But it is definitely a good step forward for me.”

Sinner will then play either Alexander Popolic 23 of Kazakhstan or the fourteenth American seed Tommy Paul in the next round.

The tenth seeds Lorenzo Moutei He had a strong first week and benefited from the retirement of his Italian Flavio Copolo colleague from the injury of the third group of the competition.

Andre Rubelv An improved shape appears again after a difficult period, but the fifteenth seeded needed five groups to overcome Coleman Wong from Hong Kong and reach the fourth round for the fourth year in a row.

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