Sinner defends Wimbledon crown against revitalised Zverev
Sinner takes a 13-match Wimbledon winning streak into the final, while Zverev seeks his second major after winning Roland-Garros.
- On Sunday, reigning champion Jannik Sinner faces French Open winner Alexander Zverev in the Wimbledon final at the All England Club, with Sinner chasing a fifth Grand Slam title and Zverev seeking his second major.
- Sinner enters the final as the favorite, holding a nine-match winning streak against the German, marking their first meeting since Zverev secured his maiden Grand Slam title at Roland-Garros.
- The 29-year-old Zverev appears to have shed his past passivity. "Once you win a major you know how to do it," Zverev said, describing confidence gained from his breakthrough victory.
- Sinner, who recently dismantled Novak Djokovic, expects a tactical battle. "Serve-return patterns are going to be very, very important," Sinner said regarding Sunday's high-stakes final.
- Zverev aims to become the first German man to win Wimbledon since Michael Stich in 1991, while the Italian attempts to extend his 13-match Wimbledon winning streak.
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One more match remains to be played in the men's singles part of the tournament at the third Grand Slam of the season, the famous Wimbledon.
"It's great to play another final in such a special tournament." Jannik Sinner comments yesterday's victory against Novak Djokovic, who sends him straight to the Wimbledon final. In the Temple of Tennis, the number one in the world will meet the German Sascha Zverev already vetted from the slam victory at the Rolland Garros against Flavio Cobolli. "Sunday there is an important final and I will try to be the best version of myself - added the Alt…
After winning the French Open, Alexander Zverev also has a lot to do with the third Grand Slam tournament of the year. On Sunday, the Hamburger is in the final and meets Jannik Sinner.
Confident Zverev faces ultimate test against Sinner in Wimbledon final
LONDON, July 11 : Alexander Zverev will hope the old adage about London buses - you wait an age for one and then two come along at once - holds true for his tennis career on Sunday as he attempts to upset the odds and dethrone Jannik Sinner in the Wimbledon final.It will be a daunting challenge for the newly
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