Video - Sinner and Atmane traded blows in the second set in Beijing

le 27/09/2025 à 15h14

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After their duel in Cincinnati, Jannik Sinner and Terence Atmane met again in the second round of the ATP 500 in Beijing. And to say the least, they delivered high-quality points.

After a first set in favor of the world number two (6-4), the Frenchman did not fail to react in the following set, equalizing in a very tight tie-break (7-5).

A real arm-wrestling match, as evidenced by this point at the beginning of the set: at 0-1, 15-0 on the Italian's serve. While this rally illustrates the challenge posed by Atmane at that moment, the third set, on the other hand, was completely one-sided (6-0).

A video to watch below.

Sinner J • 1

Atmane T • Q

2e, 11500 points

63e, 855 points

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Seasons best to all the regulars in our league.

Will you all be back in the new year.?

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