Australian Open stunning moment The 22-year-old genius made a super reversal and won the Grand Slam crown for the first time from 0 2 to 3 2!
The Australian Tennis Championships kicked off in the afternoon of January 28, with Medvedev and Sinner entering the final stages of their men's tennis match. In the final, the 22-year-old Sinner fell behind 0-2, but he won three games in a row to complete a 3-2 comeback. He won his first Australian Open Grand Slam tournament 3-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3-3 and set his own record of five Grand Slams.
This time, they performed well, with both claiming six wins. In the semi-finals, third-ranked Medvedev won his third Australian Open final after beating sixth-ranked Zverev 3-2 after a 2-0 deficit, having not won two seasons in the previous year.
Relative to Medvedev, fourth-ranked Sinner comfortably defeated Djokovic 3-1 on aggregate in the match against the fourth seed. The end of 33 wins at the Australian Open also heralds the end of their title defence.
Now in the final stages, Medvedev is already a three-time Australian Open champion, while Sinner, who is making his debut in the tournament, lacks tournament experience. The pair have met nine times before, with Medvedev winning six in a row, while Sinner returned to Beijing and Vienna late last year to win three in a row in the final.
In the first game, Medvedev played fast, winning the first game 6-3 with two break points and taking a 1-0 victory over Sinner. In the second game, Medvedev won the first game 6-3 and took Sinner 2-0.
This is the most important game, Sinner has no way to escape, only by seizing this game, can he turn the game around. In the first six rounds of the third game, the two sides fought to 3-3, and Sinner then won the third game 6-4 in the final moments to make the score 1-2. In the fourth game, Sinner won the final game 6-4 to take the victory into the play-offs.
In the third game, the two each held a game to make it 2:2, Medvedev was physically exhausted, and gradually he couldn't support Sinner, and fell into a disadvantage several consecutive serves, and with the 6th game being broken and losing the 7th game, we faced a 5-2 disadvantage. In the eighth set, Medvedev held serve, but with Sinner's serve, he eventually lost 2-6 and eventually lost 2-3.
Record-breaking: This is Sinner's first Australian Open title, and it's his career. Secondly, Sinner won his first major, which was his career. 3. Sinner is Italy's youngest Grand Slam champion. 4. Sinner is the third Italian to win a Grand Slam men's singles title. Sinner, 22 years old with just 165 days, is also the youngest winner of the Australian Open men's singles, fifth since Novak Djokovic.
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