Jannik Sinner stuns world No. 3 Stefanos Tsitsipas to reach Rotterdam quarter-finals, Holger Rune retires with injury

Jannik Sinner claimed one of the biggest wins of his career to date after sensationally dumping Stefanos Tsitsipas out in Rotterdam. Sinner won 6-4 6-3 to reach the quarter-finals of the ATP 500 event. Ad It was an impressive show of maturity from the 21-year-old who avenged his defeat in five sets to the world No.

3 at the Australian Open. ATP Rotterdam‘It is f****** stupid’ – Bublik’s expletive rant in defeat to Wawrinka14/02/2023 AT 12:18 Sinner produced a superb performance on his serve and won the match in one hour and 21 minutes after not facing a single break point against Tsitsipas. He won 89 per cent of his first serve points and was able to take advantage of three of his four break points.

«It means a lot obviously,» Sinner said following the victory in quotes published by atptour.com. «I'm very happy. I played some good tennis, and I was very focussed today.

Hopefully I can keep it going but for sure, Stef is an incredible player. I have a lot of respect for him. He played incredible tennis this year already.

»I was looking forward to this match to be honest, after my win yesterday already. So, I'm very happy about my performance today." 'Finally' — Alcaraz makes winning return from injury in Argentina 'A mixture of both' – Djokovic's ex-coach says he has the best qualities of Nadal and Federer ‘It is f****** stupid’ – Bublik’s expletive rant in defeat to Wawrinka While Sinner could not have wished for a more comprehensive victory, the Italian admits he still has some way to go to make further way into a 2-5 head-to-head record in the Greek’s favour. «Head-to-head I am still far back to him,» he explained.