Jannik Sinner is on fire, again, winning everything in Miami. In the final, he has to play versus Jiri Lehecka , who is growing, all the time.
However, Sinner is very fast, and his forehand and his backhand can crush it, and throw it very deep. His first serve is gigantic, and even at the net, he can bend down and touch it, another winner.
Yet the Czech Jiri Lehecka easily beat Arthur Fils 6-2, 6-2 in the semis. The 24-year-old Czech is a high-grade up, each day, nailing his forehand and his backhand. He returns are also pretty attractive, and he is swiftly. However, this year, he has lost early, until now.
“When it’s going well, it’s easy. But what I’m very happy about, even this week, there were some moments when I wasn’t feeling great,” he said, who won. “[But] my start to this year wasn’t very good. In Australia, I wasn’t playing good tennis. I was coming back from an injury that happened to me in the first match of this year. But I was practicing a lot, spending a lot of hours on the court and also in the gym. So I knew that a few matches will not go your way, but the work is there. The work will not be disappeared.”
Yet Sinner was so steady in the semis when he beat Alexander Zverev
6-3, 7-6(4) . It was 4-4, and Zverev saw Sinner throw it up in the air, but he missed it, in the net. He missed another, and then Sinner bullied it. The man is so intense, with his serve, hit forehand and his backhand.
He is 3-0 versus Lehecka , and he has not lost a set, pretty each, crushing him 6-0, 6-1, 6-2 on Roland Garros. But now, he is playing much elite.
“When playing tennis you are alone, you have to try to find a solution by yourself,” Sinner said.