By Richard Pagliaro | Wednesday, August 13, 2025
Photo Credit: Cincinnati Open Facebook
Whiplash cranking drives, Jannik sinful Plays its most explosive tennis within the initial base.
Tennis, World no. 1 was an unknown stranger.
Repeatedly pushed out of the pair alley following Adrian Mannarino’s Complex left service, the sinner resolved the dilemma with sharp services and great making.
The highest sinner sinted destroyed successive aces by signing a 6-4, 7-6 (4) win over Mannarino to advance in his fifth quarterfinal of the season in Cincinnati Open.
A strict sinner marked his 24th direct victory, his 21st victory over a Frenchman and his 10th consecutive victory in general.
How devastating is the reign of Australian Open and the US Open Champion in his favorable courts?
Sinner is now 63-3 in strong courts since the beginning of the 2024 season when he won his AO girls’ championship.
Next to Sinner: a quarterfinal collision against Felix Aumer-Aliasme or another Frenchman, Benjamin Bonzi and his 24th birthday that approached on Saturday.
ATP longest court winning ATP victory since 2000:
Feder, 56, 2005-06
Federer, 35, 2006-07
Gjokovic, 35, 2010-11
Gjokovic, 29, 2019-20
Murray, 28, 2016-17
Gjokovic, 26, 2013-14
Federer, 26, 2004-05
Nadal, 26, 2013-14@Janniks24, 2024-25#Cincytennis Pic.twitter.com/lplidpsfk9– Tenis TV (@tennistv) 13 August 2025
Playing his first tour since he destroyed the defensive champion twice Carlos Alcaraz to make history as the first Italian won Wimbledon, the sinner was tested today.
Mannarino, hit by the apartment, used Cincinnati’s fast-paced court and the shooting of the upper-sin seed and both men endured a two-hour rain delay that came with the left leading 2-1 to the second set.
Although the sinner will be disappointed, he did not serve the match at 6-5, 30-love up, he tightened that loss and grew up to five of the last six points hitting his 11th and 12th acet to close within an hour, 48 minutes. Sinner won 31 of the 32 points of the first service and lost his only point of the first match service when Mannarino made a premature return of Crosscourt to break and force Tieebreaker.
The left -hand Frenchman shoots an ace to save the resting point and keep in the first match.
Two games later, Sinner hit the rest with a series of heavy drives.
Old Mannarino school plays flat using a racquet babolat so freely wrapped, he can hobe-Shot respond from the strange pace of great shocks like high seeds.
Wearing no lid, no head strips and no sweat strips on a shaky afternoon of Cincinnati, Mannarino threw successive axes that helped him carry for 4-5.
Serving for the set, the over-RRA sinner a Mannarino shot and improvised a great twener to extend the point. Mannarino shoots a blow that the sinner should have deposited for a winner, but he revolved a wide answer. Two points later, the sinner withdrew the mistake of closing a lead with a set.
The sinner served only 44 percent, but was a 12 perfect for 12 at the first points of service at the 44-minute opening.
Sixty-three minutes in the match-around 2:55 pm East-a light rain rose with the suspension of the game with sinners serving at 40-30, 1-2 in the second set.
Sinner passed the long delay of rain playing letters and sidewalk around the player’s gym to activate his feet.
When the game resumed, the sinner was quickly held at level 2. The trade trade love holds in the sixth and seventh games.
Mannarino, who hit 10 axes, repeatedly hit the slider served wide to relocate the sinner and often sent to the high street of the seed slag outside the pair alley to return to the advertising side.
The sinner rejected his third love set at the level after 10 matches.
The 11th match was the longest of the match after Mannarino rescued three resting points, only to net two strokes while the sinner broke for 6-5.
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Intact of the service, the sinner was two points from the neighborhoods when he went up with 30 loves, but lost two prefaces. Mannarino credit with an absurd background with a sharp angle to open the court, where he tried for a high volleyball in front of winning his first resting point. Sinner challenged the return of the French predecessor and Mannarino removed a winner leaving the sinner by sending a sarcastic finger in his box.
Returning immediately to business, the sinner rolled in five of the last six points to close the Aces Cracking.
