Italian tennis star Jannik Sinner delivered an impressive performance against Ben Shelton, maintaining his flawless record. The match took place in a pivotal stage, showcasing Sinner’s exceptional skills and composure on the court.
Sinner’s Dominance in the First Set
Although Shelton had been eliminated from the tournament, he started the match aggressively. He effectively utilized his athleticism to attack Sinner’s second serve, winning five out of eight points in that realm. However, Sinner, the second seed, demonstrated his clinical ability during critical moments, much like in his previous match against Alexander Zverev.
- Sinner converted two out of three break points.
- He secured breaks early in the first and ninth games.
- Sinner struck two aces and delivered a string of powerful serves.
- He achieved 13 winners, compared to Shelton’s eight.
Second Set Efficiency
The second set saw both players maintaining a strong service game. Sinner allowed only seven points during his six service games, demonstrating his serve effectiveness. Meanwhile, Shelton managed to hold his serve three times without dropping a point and successfully saved the only break point during the tenth game.
Decisive Tie-Break
As the match progressed to a tie-break, Sinner displayed remarkable composure. He led 4-1 and later 6-3, showcasing his confidence with a subtle smile. Finally, Sinner sealed the victory on his second match point, further solidifying his perfect record.
This win highlights Sinner’s ability to perform under pressure and his impressive consistency in high-stakes matches.
