Sinner fortunate to reach quarter-finals as Dimitrov retires injured leading by two sets
Briefly

Jannik Sinner faced a challenging match against Grigor Dimitrov, trailing two sets to none. Dimitrov, performing strongly, collapsed due to a pectoral injury after hitting an ace. Despite his excellent play and a set score of 6-3, 7-5, he had to retire, allowing Sinner to advance to the quarter-finals against Ben Shelton. Sinner expressed sorrow over the incident, emphasizing his respect for Dimitrov's dedication to the sport and wishing him a speedy recovery. Dimitrov's injury marked a continuation of his struggles at Grand Slam events, pulling out due to injuries consecutively in five tournaments.
Jannik Sinner was trailing two sets to love against Grigor Dimitrov when the latter fell injured, leading Sinner to advance to the quarter-finals through injury for his opponent.
Sinner expressed deep empathy for Dimitrov, acknowledging his struggles with injuries and the unfortunate ending of a match where Dimitrov had played exceptionally well.
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