Jannik Sinner on Wednesday extended his form of Grand Slam with dominant 6-1, 7-5, 6-5, 6-5, 6-5, and on Wednesday for the second year in a row. With this victory, World No. 1 became the youngest man by Rafael Nadal in 2008 to win 19 direct matches at the Major.
Under the retractable roof of Philippe-Chamer, Sinner performed a blistering beginning and raced for 5-0 leadership in the opening set. Bublik managed to keep it to get on the board, but the Italian quickly closed the set with a clinical shot and tireless default pressure.
Kazakh, known for his unpredictability, responded with more resistance in the second set. Bublik, who mixed shots and aggressive approaches, held Sinner on his feet and held a level at 5-5. But immersion of intensity at the decisive moment allowed the sinner to break and serve from the set.
“I am very satisfied with how I arrived in the semifinals. The semifinals in the Grand Slams are very special, I look forward to it,” Sinner said.
From there he was a sinner. Bublik’s selection of the shot was slipped under pressure, including the unsuccessful sub -submission, when the Italian tightened his grip on the match. Sinner finished victory in an hour and 48 minutes and secured his place in the last four.
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The victory meant another milestone for a 23 -year -old to become the first Italian man to achieve six Grand Slam semifinals. He also extended his undefeated run at Majors and after the triumph of the title on the US Open and the Australian Open.
Sinner will face either Novaku Djokovic or Alexander Zverev in the semifinals. He is tied 4-4 in his head to his head with Djokovic and the path of Zverev 3-4.
“We’ve played each other several times, so we’ve already known what to expect a little. But in other aspects you never know how to play,” Sinner added.
“I feel like he deserved to be in this quarterfinal … I tried to concentrate on my side of the court. I tried to play as distinctive as possible because it could have some ascents and falls, so I had to stay consistent throughout the match.”
When Sinner continues his persecution of Maiden Roland Garros, one of the most formal and compound players remains on tour, showing small signs of slowing.
Published:
Saurabh Kumar
Published on:
June 4, 2025
