Carlos Alakraj defeated Jannik Sinner to win Italian Open in Rolland Garrow Warning Tennis News

Carlos Alakraj Italian Open won on Sunday after beating the opponent Pronounced sinner 7-6 (7/5), 6-1 in finals and firing for a warning shot Roland Garros,Alakraj, who will climb world number two behind the sinner on Monday, won his third title of the season before the French Open, which begins in the end of the next week. Spaniard claimed victory in his fourth final of the season and sent a message to the men’s rest of the men’s tour for Rolland Garos, where he would defend the title.The Sinner tops the world rankings, but his 26 -match winning streak was abolished by Alakraj, the person who defeated him for the last year’s China Open final.Alkaraz is the only person to defeat Papi in a tour final since the beginning of 2024, when his Italian rival began his rise at the top of the men. Tennis And three Grand Slam titles.
The 22 -year -old has swinging a highly influential clay court this season, even with a thigh injury, he got a chance to compete in the Madrid Open.Alakraj won another Masters 1000 title to go with his victory in Monte Carlo in Rome last month. He also reached the finals in Barcelona.The finishing runner-up is still a very positive result for the sinner in its first tournament as a contamination doping officers were accepted for the clostebol mark since their three-month ban for positive testing twice in March last year.His progress in Rome also determined the possibility of another final conflict with Alakraj in Rolland Garos, with two top seeds in Paris with two young stars of men’s tennis.The Sinner was running a gun to become the first Italian person to win in Italico since Adriano Panata in 1976, but he failed to make it a hat -trick for the players of the household in the Italian capital.Earlier, Jasmine Paolini became the first woman since Monica Seles in 1990, when she and Sara Irani defeated Veronica Kudematova and Elis Martens 6-4, 7-5.Paolini won one day after the former US Open champion Coco Goff over the former sets, and became the first Italian woman to win a singles title since Rafella Regi in 1985.