Jannik Sinner was easily qualified for the knockout stages of Wimbledon thanks to a success in three dry rounds and in less than two hours against Pedro Martinez.
Jannik Sinner was not determined to drag on the short center. The world number 1 has signed an authoritarian victory against Pedro Martinez to open the doors of the Wimbledon’s knockout stages. The Spaniard very quickly understood that this Saturday afternoon was going to prove to be very painful for him. Comening to take only two points on the first two passages in the service of the Transalpine, the 52nd world player has not been able to hold his.
Converting two of his four break balls, Jannik Sinner started the meeting with a series of five games won consecutively. After seeing Pedro Martinez unlock his counter with a white -won service game, the native of San Candido did not tremble when pocket the first round as soon as the opportunity arose. The second started in a more balanced way with each of the two players who won its first two passages in the service. It was when Jannik Sinner raised the tone to take the service of Pedro Martinez. After spreading a double break ball, the 52nd in the ATP ranking dropped his blows.
Sine with his hand
He was able to put in difficulty the finalist of the last Roland-Garros. He thus went to get four opportunities to erase his delay but he came up against a wall, Jannik Sinner dismissing them one by one. Not wanting to let his opponent come back to the match, The world’s number 1 has raised the tone to go to the addition and won the second set on opposing engagement. Pedro Martinez’s rebellion stopped net. Indeed, the third round started as the first, with an absolutely unplayable jannik sinner. Winning his first first two white service games, the Transalpin took the service of his opponent twice on three break balls obtained.
Led four games to nothing, the Spaniard tried to react but he could not do better than obtain equality. After missing two first match balls on the service of his opponent,
Jannik Sinner sealed the fate of the meeting on a last white game (6-1, 6-3, 6-1 in 1h55 ‘). He now has an appointment with the seeded number 19 Grigor Dimitrov or with Sebastian Ofner for a place in the quarterfinals.
