Zverev's forehand is ... after he loses the point to go 30-0 down. Sinner, as you might expect, reacts quite impassively. Oh, poor Sascha. He plays absolutely brilliant tennis just to stay in ...

Jannik Sinner cruised to his second straight Australian Open title and third major overall, beating Alexander Zverev in a one-sided final.

The Athletic’s writers, Charlie Eccleshare and Matt Futterman, analyze the final and what it means for tennis ... a break point. He then saved a break point when Sinner missed a forehand ...

Jannik Sinner overpowered Alexander Zverev in a clinical win, while Madison Keys delivered a fearless performance to halt Aryna Sabalenka.

Normally you wouldn’t bring up the total points in a tennis match, because we all know they’re not what matters, and they can mislead. But a 24-point ... Sinner was there to reflex a forehand ...

Jannik Sinner ... break-point look. The American looked set to win the point after dictating play from the baseline but sees his forehand drift wide. Both men are playing such physical tennis.

Jannik Sinner has retained his Australian Open title with an emphatic 6-3, 7-6(4), 6-3 win over Alexander Zverev, breaking new ground for Italian tennis ... match point with a hopeful forehand ...

Sinner gets the point, game! Sinner serves, will be looking to level this set now. FIrst fault, serves again. Zverev hits the net, 15-0 to Sinner. Excellent cross court forehand, Sinner makes it 30-0.

Sinner is not alone among the newest generation of tennis stars. His top rival at this point is Carlos Alcaraz, who has four Slam victories at age 21 — and won all three matches he played ...

(AP) At deuce in the eighth game where he earned the break, Sinner responded to a mighty Zverev forehand with a backhand ... and on the next point he attacked being fluidly ferocious at the ...