Italian tennis player Jannik Sinner was declared the winner of the Wimbledon grand slam on Sunday, defending the title he won a year ago. It is the 25-year-old Italian's second title at the world's most important grass-court tournament.
In the final played in London, the Italian tennis player defeated German Alexander Zverev 3-1 by upset (6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4). A match that lasted 3 hours and 45 minutes, which started better for Zverev, who won the first set, but then came the upset of Sinner, who deserved the victory. For Sinner, the number 1 in the world for men, this is the fifth grand slam won in his career. Although he suffered in the first two sets, he then managed to command the court, being again a "black cat" for Zverev, who was coming off the triumph at Roland Garros last month.
The match gave emotions in the first two sets, set in a "tie break". Then, the Italian takes the reins of the game and manages to win a "game" with Zverev's services, without losing any "game" with his services. The German also had an injury in the third set, but without problems.
A success that confirms once again why Sinner remains number 1 in the ATP rankings and pending the return to important tennis tournaments of Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, it seems that primacy will be guaranteed for the Italian.
