Jannik Sinner confidently won the first match of the Masters in Madrid

In Madrid, Spain, the Masters series tournament continues its course. At present, gentlemen are contending in the 1/32 final stage. At this juncture, the world's second-ranked player, Jannik Sinner, entered the fray, encountering his compatriot from Italy, Lorenzo Sonego, who occupies the 52nd position in the ATP ranking.

Yannick Sinner was unequivocally considered the favorite in this encounter, and managed to substantiate this assertion from the outset on the court. In the initial set, Sinner did not commit a single double fault and refrained from facing any break points. The world's second-ranked player claimed all three games on his serves and seized an additional three games from his opponent's service games. The outcome was a resounding victory in the opening set, concluding with a scoreline of 6:0.

In the subsequent set, Sonego mounted a more formidable challenge against his adversary, compelling Sinner to concede a single break point and securing victory in three games on Sinner's service games. Although the 52nd-ranked player exerted considerable effort to resist Sinner, he ultimately succumbed, with the second set concluding at 3:6.

ATP 1000
Madrid, Spain
Round of 32

Jannik Sinner vs Lorenzo Sonego 6:0, 6:3

In the ensuing stage, the 1/16 final, Sinner will square off against the victor of the match between Pavel Kotov and Jordan Thompson.