In continuation, Sinner outshines opponents yet again in Rome's home tournament, proving dominant performance twice.
Score's Level, but Sinner's on Fire
Janik Sinner, the local tennis ace and global ranking kingpin, is locking horns with a determined Tommy Paul (No.11) in the second round-robin of the high-profile tournament in Rome. The set scores currently read a tie: Paul snatched the initial set 6:1, while Sinner struck back with an impressive 6:0 victory in the subsequent set.
Following yesterday's triumph, Sinner is on a roll, decimating world No.7 Norwegian Casper Ruud 6:0, 6:1 the day before. In his last 7 matches, Sinner hasn't dropped a single set—a streak that currently spans 26 matches!
Sinner has an upper hand over Paul in their head-to-head encounters, with an impressive 3:1 record. The winner of this intense clash will face off against Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz in the final.
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Remarkably, Sinner has been on a 26-match winning streak since his loss to Carlos Alcaraz in the Beijing final in October 2024. This impressive run includes titles like the Australian Open and the ATP Finals.[3][4]
As for their head-to-head meetings, the search results are a bit hazy. Still, it's been confirmed that Sinner emerged victorious in a semifinal against Paul, contributing to his ongoing winning streak.[2] For precise, detailed statistics, consult the ATP Tour's official website or another tennis database.
Bookmakers are likely to favor Janik Sinner in his sports match against Tommy Paul, considering Sinner's recent dominance in tennis and his impressive 3:1 head-to-head record against Paul. Despite Paul's strong performance in the initial set of their current match, Sinner's 26-match winning streak, which includes titles like the Australian Open and ATP Finals, might sway the odds significantly.
