Sinner Struff at ATP Montecarlo, the result of today’s match live

Sinner: “Good match, keep going like this”

Satisfied Jannik Sinner after the success on Jan-Lennard Struff: ”It was a good match, I responded well on his second. Different match compared to yesterday, every day and every match is different. I’m happy, it’s nice to play Montecarlothe atmosphere is fantastic.”

Sinner beats Struff in two sets and flies to the Monte Carlo quarterfinals

Without major problems, Jannik Sinner conquer i quarter finals of the Monte Carlo Masters 1000. The match against the German Jan-Lennard Struffclosed in two sets (6-4, 6-2), ended after an hour and 17 minutes.

Double break by Sinner! Jannik ahead 5-2

Sinner towards the quarter-finals of Monte Carlo. Double break for the blue, who left Struff at 15. The German cancels a break point, then pays two double faults. Inadmissible at this stage of the match.

Sinner – Struff, second set: 4-2

Struff, with determination, steps forward and reaches 40-30 for Sinner. He can’t do more, because the blue’s serves hurt. Jannik ahead 4-2 in the second set.

Sinner – Struff, second set: 3-2

Struff keeps the match alive by canceling Sinner’s double break point. The German is down 3-2.

Sinner – Struff, second set: 3-1

Sinner consolidates the break and takes the lead at 3-1. Game closed with an ace, Struff at zero.

Sinner’s Break! 2-1 for the blue

After a first break point wasted with an error that we don’t see him make often, Sinner took advantage of the second with a weak smash which however forced Struff to respond long.

Sinner – Struff, second set: 1-1

No service problems for Sinner, who immediately responds to Struff by holding serve.

Sinner – Struff, second set: 0-1

Struff holds serve with difficulty, after going down 30-15. The impression, however, is that Sinner’s break is only a matter of time.

Sinner wins the first set against Struff

Sinner’s 15-0 volley is the best shot of this first set. Which the blue wins with a score of 6-4. Struff, in the last two games, missed many backhand returns, highlighting a certain tiredness.

Sinner’s second break!

After 35 minutes Sinner is ahead 5-4 over Struff thanks to the second break of his match. The Italian took a 30-0 lead and then took advantage of a blunder with his opponent’s forehand.

Sinner – Struff, first set: 4-4

There are moments when you need to be patient, know how to wait and find the right moment to strike. Sinner is exactly in this phase: he is relying on the power of his serve waiting to find effective attacks when Struff is serving.

Sinner – Struff, first set: 3-4

Sinner is not finding an effective response to stem Struff’s good serve. The German takes advantage of this moment of uncertainty from the blue to take the lead at 4-3.

Sinner – Struff, first set: 3-3

For the first time in this match, Sinner left Struff with zero points.

Sinner – Struff, first set: 2-3

Struff, world number 25, consolidated his lead by holding his serve. Sinner is down 3-2.

Struff counterbreak, first set: 2-2

Struff counterbreak! A first moment of difficulty for Sinner, down 30-0. Then the blue relied on his serve and lined up three first balls. After the 40-40 tie, however, Struff prevailed with the advantages.

Sinner’s Break!

Sinner immediately breaks! With the advantage, the Italian broke Struff’s serve, taking the lead 2-1. Jannik now on duty.

Sinner – Struff, first set: 1-1

German Struff wins the first game coming back from 0-30. Jannik comfortably holds serve leaving him with just one point. After seven minutes of play it is 1-1.

Sinner – Struff, the round of 16 of Monte Carlo is played

Jannik Sinner and Jan-Lennard Struff face each other for the quarterfinals in Monte Carlo.