Sinner escapes in time from the danger of a 'sleeping giant'

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Jannik Sinner is already in the fourth round of the US Open 2025 after defeating Denis Shapovalov in a match that proved to be more challenging than expected (5-7 6-4 6-3 6-3). The Canadian, a 'sleeping giant' who is one of the eternal promises despite being already 26 years old, tried to demonstrate the high level of tennis he possesses when inspired and put on a great show against the world number one. However, Sinner's consistency prevailed, and Shapovalov's inconsistency took over.

The journey of Jannik Sinner at the US Open 2025 continues as he advances to the quarterfinals of the New York tournament. He overcame Denis Shapovalov after 3 hours and 11 minutes of intense tennis in which both had their chances to win the match. In the end, it leaned towards the Italian's side, and 'Shapo' becomes another victim of Sinner, who previously defeated Vit Kopriva and Alexei Popyrin, both in three sets.

- Denis at His Best

The match began with a very organized and serious Shapovalov showing his prowess with his backhand. He truly displayed the level that is demanded of him in crucial moments and managed to surprise a somewhat slow-starting Jannik Sinner. He broke Sinner's serve quite quickly and took a 4-1 lead in an Arthur Ashe Stadium that couldn't believe what it was seeing, as the Italian was the clear favorite but was struggling. Sinner managed to break back during one of the few moments of vulnerability from the Canadian in the first set, and unforced errors led to his 7-5 set loss, causing murmurs in the stands.

- Inconsistent Sinner

Sinner remained composed. However, in the 2-3 game of the second set, he faced a situation at 15-30 that could have complicated things, putting him in a tough spot. Sinner held on as best as he could, but 'Shapo' was dominating on the court and showcasing his one-handed backhand with finesse, which was working well for him that day. The Italian capitalized on a brief moment of vulnerability to secure a break and head straight into the third set, which was far from easy.

- Sinner's Errors, Yet Sharp When Needed Most

In the third set, the Italian rolled up his sleeves and managed to secure it with ease, although he faced some struggles during the match, displaying scenes that we are not accustomed to, like Sinner tossing his racket on the ground (though not aggressively). He woke up just in time, revealing Shapovalov's weaknesses, the same weaknesses that have prevented him from making the leap that was once expected of him. The Canadian committed several double faults at critical moments and even blamed his team without finding many answers from them. Ultimately, Sinner clinched the match in four sets and will face Alexander Bublik or Tommy Paul in the quarterfinals of the US Open 2025.

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