Breaking news from the Cincinnati Open: Jannik Sinner is the youngest men’s champion since Andy Murray in 2008, after beating Frances Tiafoe in straight sets in the final ¹. Sinner, who turned 23 on Friday, won 7-6 (7-4) 6-2, despite struggling with a hip injury throughout the match. This victory marks his third Masters 1000 win and his second this year, following his win at the Miami Open.
In the semi-finals, Sinner fought hard to defeat Alexander Zverev, while Tiafoe delighted the home crowd with a comeback win against Holger Rune ². Sinner has shown incredible resilience and determination, especially given his recent hip discomfort.
In an interview after the match, Sinner expressed his happiness and pride in his performance, acknowledging the physical challenges he faced and his desire to improve his fitness for future Grand Slams.
The Cincinnati Open has seen many exciting matches this year, with Sinner and Tiafoe’s final being one of the most thrilling ³. Aryna Sabalenka also made history by winning her first Cincinnati Open title, breaking through after years of semifinal appearances.
