Italian tennis player Jannik Sinner secured victory today after a two-day match against Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev. Yesterday, Sinner refused to continue playing when a light rain began to fall, despite the umpire Orelie Tour's assurances that the conditions were suitable. The final score was 2-1 (6-2, 5-7, 6-4).

The match was interrupted last night with the score at 6-2, 5-7, 4-2 on Medvedev's serve, where he held an advantage. However, Medvedev was unable to recover his form today, allowing Sinner to secure a victory at home and a chance to win a new Masters title.

The match was notably impacted by yesterday's interruption, when Sinner, upon realizing he would not win the game given Medvedev's lead, decided to go to the net and inform the French umpire he would "slide on the line" if he continued to play. After discussions with the supervisor, the match was paused, and Medvedev did not react strongly to Sinner's scandalous behavior. However, he could not recover today.

Sinner will face Norway's Casper Ruud in the final, who defeated Italy's Lorenzo Musetti in the other semifinal, thus preventing an all-Italian final in Rome.

(Telegraf.rs)