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Australian Open
Jannik Sinner defends Australian Open title. Photo Courtesy: Wikimedia Commons

Italian Tennis star Jannik Sinner defends Australian Open by beating Alexander Zverev

| @indiablooms | Jan 26, 2025, at 07:31 pm

Italian Tennis star Jannik Sinner defended his Australian Open title by beating  Alexander Zverev in the final clash of the Grand Slam on Sunday.

In a merciless show of dominance, Sinner beat his opponent 6-3 7-6 (7-4) 6-3.

Sinner is now the first Italian player to win three Grand Slam crowns.

He shattered Nicola Pietrangeli's record who had once won back-to-back men's titles at Roland Garros.

"It's an incredible tournament for me, I hope I can keep it going," Sinner was quoted as saying by BBC.

Failing to create a single break point in the match, Sinner looked helpless in front of his dominating opponent who remained untroubled.

Despite putting up strong shows, Alexander Zverev will need to wait for a longer period to registered his first Grand Slam victory.

He lost all his Grand Slam final matches which started with a defeat in 2020 US Open then 2024 French Open and now in Australia.

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