Jannik Sinner faced Ben Shelton in a high-stakes match that showcased Sinner’s dominance in the ATP Finals. The match highlighted Sinner’s impressive skills as he maintained his perfect record in the tournament.
Match Overview
Despite being eliminated from contention, Ben Shelton played aggressively during the first set. He capitalized on his athleticism, particularly targeting Sinner’s second serves. Shelton won five out of eight points on these serves, displaying his quick reflexes and strategic play.
Sinner’s Strategic Play
Jannik Sinner, the second seed, proved to be unyielding under pressure. In a fashion similar to his previous match against Alexander Zverev, Sinner saved all seven break points he encountered. He converted two out of three break-point opportunities in this match, securing breaks in the first and ninth games.
Key Statistics
- Sinner hit two aces during the match.
- He produced a total of 13 winners compared to Shelton’s eight.
- Sinner lost only seven points in six service games during the second set.
- Shelton successfully held serve three times to love.
- Shelton saved the only break point he faced in the second set.
Decisive Moments
As the second set progressed, both players continued to serve efficiently. However, Sinner’s ability to maintain composure during critical moments proved decisive. In the tie-break, he quickly jumped to a 4-1 lead and later held a 6-3 advantage.
With a confident demeanor, Sinner wrapped up the match, securing his victory on his second match point. This win solidifies his position and showcases his potential as a top contender in the ATP Finals.
