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Tennis is a sport where you play one-on-one, and most of the time, Jannik Sinner comes out as the winner. Many following the current season may come to this conclusion by witnessing the Italian's ease in overcoming matches in diverse ways. He defeated Tomas Machac by 6-4 7-5, who tried everything but encountered the consistency that defines a tennis player at this ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai 2024.

It seems increasingly challenging to find the magic formula to defeat a Jannik Sinner who has made winning a habit, but nothing is certain in tennis. The Italian was aware of the challenges of facing such an aggressive player like Tomas Machac, so he entered the semi-finals match of the ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai 2024 with great focus.

Few could have imagined that the Czech player could overcome the logical aftermath of success that comes after such a notable win against Alcaraz. However, in the early stages of the first set, Machac showed no fear, determined to control the game, seeking relentless winning shots to pressure the Italian. It seems like a good strategy to suffocate the world's best player but involves many risks.

- Sinner raised his level at just the right moment in each set

Tomas managed an initial break that Sinner promptly corrected, as if it were audacious for anyone to lead against him. Games went back and forth for the servers until the Italian stepped up at the right moment, finding depth in his shots, forcing the Czech to take risks from unfavorable positions. He achieved the crucial break and took command of the scoreboard.

The script of the game in the second set resembled those entertaining movies where you foresee the ending but relish the climax. Machac continued punishing the ball with astonishing power, while Jannik found ways to control the power, moving swiftly and precisely. The Czech slightly lowered his shot speed, enhancing his tactical order, making it harder for the world's best player.

Jannik managed to evade break points in the ninth game, showcasing his champion's intangibles when pressured by Machac. The match remained tense until the twelfth game when Jannik Sinner once again displayed his best form at the right moment, securing his victory and the subsequent qualification to ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai 2024, positioning himself to contend for another title.

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