After meeting in the semi -finals of the Indian Wells Masters, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner continued to encounter in the semi -finals of the Miami Open. Once again, the two players bring the fans a very attractive competition. However, unlike last week, Sinner this time became the winner and got the ticket to the final
Entering Set 1, Sinner entered the game well and won the previous break in game 4. However, he did not keep the advantage for too long. Coming to Game 7, the Italian tennis player let Alcaraz reclaim the break and be equalized.
Near the end of the set, the drama is pushed to the climax. Accordingly, Alcaraz took the lead in the game 11 when successfully breaking the gaming game of Sinner. When the fans were thinking about winning in set 1 for the No. 1 seed, Sinner surprised the game 12. This is a very long game. Alcaraz saved 3 Break Point but failed for the fourth time.
Evalt 6-6 in game 12, Sinner pulled Alcaraz into a series of brain tie-breaks. Here, the world's No. 1 player is more brave. He won 2 mini breaks and quickly ended a series of gun battles with victory 7-4.
Despite the 1 set lead, Alcaraz suddenly played over and over at the following 2 sets. Accordingly, the world's No. 1 player lost one by 4-6 and 2-6 respectively. This result also officially caused Alcaraz to stop in the semi -finals of Miami Open, ending the journey to protect the throne.
Thus, this year's Miami Open men's singles final will be the competition between Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev. Earlier, in the semi -final 1, the Russian player defeated Karen Khachanov after 3 intense sets.
