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Jannik Sinner has admitted he didn't understand why Nick Kyrgios launched a tirade at the umpire during their round-of-16 match at the Miami Open. The ninth seed defeated the Aussie 7-6(3) 6-3 in their first meeting, benefitting from a point penalty and game penalty after Kyrgios received two code violations for his on-court behaviour.
Nick Kyrgios has had another monumental meltdown, losing his cool, losing his way and eventually losing all respect in an ugly defeat at the Miami Open.
Nick Kyrgios was docked a game on his way to defeat by Italy's Jannik Sinner in a fiery Miami Open last-16 match.
Nick Kyrgios lost his cool and picked up a game penalty as he crashed out of the fourth round at the Miami Open to Jannik Sinner on Tuesday.
Nick Kyrgios completely lost the plot as his fine run at the Miami Open came to an abrupt halt in a straight-sets defeat to Jannik Sinner in the fourth round. The fiery Australian became embroiled in an ongoing verbal battle with both himself and chair umpire Carlos Bernardes that completely undermined his performance in what was initially a tight encounter. Ad/> In contrast, Sinner remained ice cool and fully focused to book a place in the quarter-finals with a 7-6(3) 6-3 victory.
Nick Kyrgios took aim at Miami Open organisers during the changeover in his round-of-16 match against Jannik Sinner as he claimed the Grandstand court was completely different to the main Stadium court. The world No 102 is playing his first match on Grandstand this week against the ninth seed, and went on to slam umpire Carlos Bernardes when his walky-talkie went off mid-point.
Jannik Sinner is through to the last-16 of the Miami Open after beating Pablo Carreno Busta 5-7 7-5 7-5. Neither player were at their sparkling best in the early stages of the match, but it turned into a thrilling three-hour, 11-minute duel which saw Sinner save five match points before producing a remarkable victory. Ad/> Sinner, who already had to save three match points to beat Emil Ruusuvuoiri in his opening match, is now 5-0 in deciding sets in 2022.
Jannik Sinner saved five match points to advance past Spain's Pablo Carreno Busta 5-7, 7-5, 7-5 in a sensational display in the third round of the Miami Open on Sunday. Carreno Busta had Sinner on the ropes in the 10th game of the second set, nearly breaking him for the match before the Italian recovered to hold his serve and converted on a chance in the next game. They traded breaks in the third before a marathon 10th game in which the Spaniard nearly broke his opponent for the win four times. The world number 11 Sinner, who launched 15 aces across the net across the entire match, survived and converted on a chance in the next game to seize the advantage. Serving for the match, he clinched the affair with a forehand winner as the crowd at Miami leapt to its feet and cheered.