Jannik Sinner displayed an incredibly dominant performance in his match against Jiri Lehecka, securing a swift victory to move into the fourth round of the French Open. The Italian top seed overwhelmed the Czech world number 34, winning in straight sets with scores of 6-0, 6-1, and 6-2 in just 1 hour and 35 minutes.
Sinner’s match was marked by a blistering start, as he won the first 11 games and dominated on serve, conceding only nine points throughout the match. He also showcased his attacking prowess by hitting 31 winners compared to just nine unforced errors, underscoring his elite level of play.
With this win, Sinner extended his remarkable winning streak against players ranked outside the top 20 to an impressive 64 matches. Reflecting on his performance, the three-time major champion emphasized the importance of confidence and preparation, stating, “After today I don’t think there’s much I can improve but every opponent is different.”
Looking ahead, Sinner, who is pursuing his first title at Roland Garros, is set to face 17th seed Andrey Rublev, who advanced to this stage following Arthur Fils’ withdrawal due to injury. This upcoming match promises to be an exciting contest as Sinner aims to maintain his momentum and push further in the tournament.
This performance not only highlights Sinner’s exceptional talent but also raises hopes for his potential to claim a major title at the French Open. With consistent performances like this, the tennis world will be watching closely as he progresses.