Tsitsipas

Stefanos Tsitsipas, 4e mondial, a fini par battre Jannik Sinner (16e) 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 4-6, 6-3 dans le choc des 8es de finale de l'Open d'Australie à ...

Tsitsipas est parvenu trois fois en demi-finales du Majeur australien (2019, 2021, 2022). Dans les deux premières manches, Sinner a manqué d'efficacité aux moments clés, contrairement à Tsitsipas. Comme l'an dernier, Tsitsipas a donc mis fin au parcours de l'Italien à Melbourne, cette fois un tour plus tôt.

MELBOURNE, Australie - Stefanos Tsitsipas, 4e mondial, a fini par battre Jannik Sinner (16e) 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 4-6, 6-3 dans le choc des 8es de finale des ...

Il est ensuite apparu très calme pour répondre aux premières questions de Jim Courier sur le court mais il lui a expliqué: « quand je serai sous la douche, là je vais célébrer! Là, Sinner a d'abord sauvé trois balles de bris à 2-1 pour égaliser à 2-2 en inscrivant cinq points d'affilée avec autorité et courage. Puis Korda s'est détaché 7/3 mais Hurkacz a aligné quatre points pour revenir à 7/7. Comme l'an dernier, Tsitsipas a donc mis fin au parcours de l'Italien à Melbourne, cette fois un tour plus tôt. Dans les deux premières manches, Sinner a manqué d'efficacité aux moments clés, contrairement à Tsitsipas. », a lancé le Grec de 24 ans.

Stefanos Tsitsipas passed a real test of his title-winning credentials Sunday at the Australian Open, where he held off Jannik Sinner to clinch a thrilling ...

[Australian Open](https://www.atptour.com/en/tournaments/australian-open/580/overview), next prepares for a second tour-level meeting against 21-year-old Lehecka. [Jiri Lehecka](https://www.atptour.com/en/players/jiri-lehecka/l0bv/overview) as he bids for a third straight [Australian Open](https://www.atptour.com/en/tournaments/australian-open/580/overview) semi-final appearance. He steadied himself with a barrage of powerful and precise serving before crucially breaking Sinner in the sixth game of the deciding set. 1](/en/news/djokovic-tsitsipas-alcaraz-australian-open-2023-world-no-1-scenarios) Yet Tsitsipas retained his composure, dialled in behind his serve and huge forehand, and clinched a decisive break in the sixth game of the fifth set en route to a gripping four-hour win. I had an unbelievable opponent on the other side of the court today, playing incredible tennis in the third and fourth sets.”

Powered by his laser-guided serve Tsitsipas battled his way to a 6-4,6-4 lead but found himself losing his grip on the match as Sinner used his power to get on ...

[Australian Open](https://www.tennis365.com/category/australian-open/) He wasn’t making a lot of unforced errors, he wasn’t giving much. I felt like he was really getting into the rhythm of this fast ball that I was giving him. I was playing some big foreheads and some big shots. I was trying to analyse it a little bit to try and see what’s going on. “I had two games with love on his serve – didn’t convert the first one, he came back, and I didn’t get the other one on my last break point that I had. And the only option was to stay as solid as possible or to just hold my games on my serve.” [It] didn’t to me feel like it was too much defensive. So I picked up in the fifth set. Things went my way.” I hang (sic) in there and just waited for that golden moment to show up. I was stuck somewhere.

Greek third seed made it through a five-setter to continue his relatively untroubled passage to the quarter-finals in Melbourne.

And Tsitsipas is an aggressor, with his preference for taking the ball on the rise and deploying a versatile repertoire of shots. If there was any doubt the comeback was on, it was put to bed early in the fourth, when Tsitsipas ran to the other side of the court for advice from his coaching team, which now also features Mark Philippoussis alongside Tsitsipas’s father Apostolos. I had [an] unbelievable opponent on the other side of the court playing incredible tennis in the third and fourth set. The Italian 15th seed is the definition of a talent on the rise. Amid all the upsets and changing of the guard at this event, it feels almost humdrum that Tsitsipas has progressed to the second week. Novak Djokovic aside, he is also the only one to have made a grand slam final.

Stefanos Tsitsipas found another gear when it counted to fend off Jannik Sinner in a five-set thriller and reach the Australian Open quarter-finals in a ...

"It's tough right now, for sure ... Duping the Greek with a sumptuous drop-shot, Sinner emerged with a break and took the set with an ace down the 'T'. For all that, the match was suddenly within the Greek's reach as Sinner double-faulted then blasted a forehand long to give up three break points in the fourth game. A misfiring cannon for the first two sets, Sinner turned the match on its head early in the third with a string of spell-binding winners. With the Greek dominated for two sets as Sinner roared back into the match, Tsitsipas captured the decisive break in the sixth game of the decider before sealing it in style with a cross-court forehand winner. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story