The best Felix Auger-aliassime was not enough to prevent Jannik Sinner from reaching the second after-one finals at the US Open. The sinner lasted a total of 3 hours and 21 minutes for the Canadian 25. The seed, which was still in some sensational form in the tournament. However, this was not enough, because Sinner won Auger-alissime in the 4-set battle to win the 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 semifinals.
The Canadian turned out to be just the second player in this issue of the tournament to take the ensemble from Jannik Sinner. After losing the first set of match, he held Italian on his feet for most of the game. Auger-aliassime fought hard, but failed to survive the intensity of Sinner, who raised things around the third set of match.
After taking a medical time limit-out in the second line-up, Sinner found its appearance and mechanically torn the alassime aliassime in the third set of match. The Canadian, however, did not give up and played several great winners for Forehand to keep the sinner busy for a better part of the fourth set.
Sinner opponents have always talked about the intensity of his tennis. And how it must maintain its level for a longer period of time to score points against it. The example was again seen in the fourth set. After finding out that it was quite difficult to hold its portions in the fourth set, Sinner was gifted to Auger-Alissime.
The Canadian double guaranteed his portion and handed the sinner a happy break. It was perhaps for the first time in the game where Ager’s Aliassime showed signs of intensity. This break was enough for a sinner to throw himself, and seal the victory 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4.
Sinner’s victory will prepare him for the highly anticipated finals against the opponent Carlos Alcaraz. The duo shared the reflector this year, plays the clashes of the Summit on the French Open and Wimbledon. While Alcaraz turned the triumphant in his favorite clay court, Sinner defeated the Spaniard in Wimbledon.
Sinner’s victory came shortly after Carlos Alcaraz defeated the 24-Time Grand Slam Champion Novak Djokovic at the Arthur Ashe stadium. Alcaraz needed only two hours and 23 minutes to register 6-4, 7-6 (4), 6-2 victories.
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Published:
Kingshuk Kusari
Published on:
September 6, 2025
