Alcaras stops Sinner from winning 16 consecutive games and goes to the final of the Paribas Open
The 'next generation of tennis emperors' won 2-1 against each other
Medvedev for the second consecutive year in the tournament
The final match of the WTA Tour is Sibion Tech and Sakari
Carlos Alcaras (2nd, Spain) stopped the winning streak of Jannik Sinner (3rd, Italy) at "16" and advanced to the singles final of the men's professional tennis (ATP) Tour BNP Paribas Open (total prize money of $9,495,555).
Alcaras beat Sinner 2-1 (1-6 6-3 6-2) in the singles semifinals in Indian Wells, California, on the 17th. Alcaras, who also lifted the trophy after beating Sinner 2-0 (7-6<7-4> 6-3) in the semi-final last year, will now seek his second consecutive victory.
The match was a showdown between the "next generation of tennis emperors" and attracted a lot of attention from fans even before the match. Alcaras, born in 2003, won the U.S. Open in 2022 and Wimbledon last year, while Sinner, born in 2001, won the Australian Open this year. The two players, who have steadily built their careers, are tied with four wins and four losses in their matches including the result of the match.
Sinner has been dominating the momentum lately. She has had 16 consecutive wins since late last year, including this year's Australian Open title. In contrast, Alcaras never won the title this year, failing to advance to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open. In fact, Shinner won 6-1 in the first set on the day, seemingly continuing his relentless run. However, Alcaras started counterattacking from the second set and turned the game upside down.
Alcaras will also face Daniil Medvedev of Russia in this year's final following last year. Medvedev beat Tommy Paul of the U.S. 2-1 (1-67-6<7-3> 6-2) in the following match. In the final, Alcaras beat Medvedev 2-0 (6-3 6-2).
Iga Civion Tech (1st, Poland) and Maria Sakkari (9th, Greece) will clash in the final of the BNP Paribas Open of the Women's Tennis (WTA) Tour, which is being held together. 토토사이트 순위