Australian Open: Sinner Sends Strong Message by Dominating Fritz in Practice
With just days to go until the start of the Australian Open, the intensity is already ramping up in practice. As often happens ahead of a Grand Slam, top players test themselves in practice sets to fine-tune their game.
Sinner Cruises Past Fritz
On Wednesday, before participating in the One Point Slam, Jannik Sinner played a practice set against world No. 9 Taylor Fritz. The match quickly turned in favor of the Italian, who won 6-1, in what the media outlet Big Three called a "one-sided set."
A concerning result for Fritz, who has been struggling with knee tendinitis since the start of the season. The American had indicated he was considering taking a break if he couldn't manage the pain.
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