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MONTE CARLO : Alexander Zverev survived a first-set blip to break Jannik Sinner's resilience and reach the semi-finals of the Monte Carlo Masters with an epic 5-7 6-3 7-6(5) victory on Friday.
El tenis también es un estado de ánimo. En Montecarlo, lo ha demostrado Diego Schwartzman, remontando ante Lorenzo Musetti (2-6, 6-4 y 6-3). También Jannik Sinner, haciendo lo propio ante un Andrey Rublev de, paradójicamente, sangre mucho más caliente (5-7, 6-1 y 6-3). Incluso el vigente campeón del Masters 1.000, Stefanos Tsitsipas, sin la brillantez a la que el título obliga, pero con suficiencia ante Laslo Djere (7-5 y 7-6(1)). Tres partidos, seis formas de entender este deporte y unos cuartos de final ya definidos, con sólo un representante español:, será el encargado de defender el orgullo de la Armada ante Taylor Fritz.
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Nick Kyrgios has been fined $47,000 for his behaviour during a fourth-round loss to Jannik Sinner at the Miami Open.
Nick Kyrgios has received fines totalling $35,000 (£26,640) from the ATP for four separate offences during his Miami Open defeat to Jannik Sinner. The Australian picked up three $5,000 fines, one for audible obscenity and two for unsportsmanlike conduct, with a further $20,000 fine for verbal abuse. Ad/> Kyrgios, who picks up $94,575 in prize money for reaching the last 16, lost his cool with chair umpire Carlos Bernardes during the straight-sets loss to Sinner.
(Reuters) - The early action at the Miami Open quarter-finals was cut short on Wednesday, when Spain's Paula Badosa retired from her match against Jessica Pegula and Italian ninth seed Jannik Sinner did the same versus Francisco Cerundolo.
The early action at the Miami Open quarter-finals was cut short on Wednesday, when Spain's Paula Badosa retired from her match against Jessica Pegula and Italian ninth seed Jannik Sinner did the same versus Francisco Cerundolo.
Jannik Sinner has been forced to retire from the Miami Open just one day after dispatching Nick Kyrgios in a fiery match that saw the Aussie receive two code violations as he took issue with both the court and the chair umpire. The ninth seed was trailing Francisco Cerundolo 1-4 in their quarter-final on Wednesday when he forfeited the match, allowing the world No 103 to progress to his maiden Masters semi-final.