In an impressive display, defending champion Jannik Sinner dominated Alex De Minaur in a quick quarterfinal match at the Australian Open, winning in straight sets 6-3, 6-2, 6-1. Sinner, recovering from recent illness, showed no signs of distress and maneuvered effectively against the Australian, who struggled to respond to his powerful game. Sinner's victory sets up a semifinal clash with Ben Shelton, while De Minaur's hopes were dashed as the Italian extended his winning streak against Australians to 21 matches.
Jannik Sinner displayed remarkable dominance over Alex De Minaur, defeating him in straight sets with a commanding performance, demonstrating resilience after previous health concerns.
Sinner's attacking style and power on the court frustrated De Minaur throughout the match, leading to a swift conclusion that echoed Sinner's ongoing success against Australians.
Despite illness affecting his previous match, Sinner exhibited no signs of discomfort, swiftly taking control against De Minaur, reinforcing his status as the top player.
The clash showcased Sinner's strategic prowess and physical capability, as he efficiently dispatched De Minaur with scorelines of 6-3, 6-2, 6-1, solidifying his semifinal berth.
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