Odd match up this. As good as Sinner has become in recent times, the cheater's game does seem to be a match for it. I woud like to see Sinner make the final personally and hope this will be a kick start to him breaking through further.
This will be an intriguing matchup. Difficult to predict an outcome. Jannik 🇮🇹 has the talent to make it through to the final, no doubt. There has been an expectation of a big breakthrough in a GS from him. Cahill can guide him. Jannik needs to begin well, being generally a slow starter in matches, whereas Tsitsipas is a front runner.
Well according to how Sinner is playing, he is going to be back home eatin Spaghetti O's and stompin grapes a lot sooner than he thinks unless he steps things up against the scary Greek guy.
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