Sinner Captures Second Straight Vienna Championship

Top seed Jannik Sinner of Italy fought through a tight battle against German No. 2 seed Alexander Zverev to claim a 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 victory Sunday in the final of the Erste Bank Open in Vienna, Austria.

After dropping the first set, Sinner responded with an early break in the second and carried the momentum into a tense third set. The decisive break came in the 11th game when Zverev lost a 40-30 advantage, allowing Sinner to convert his first opportunity and serve out the win.

The 23-year-old Italian earned his second ATP 500 title in as many months after winning the China Open in September. It also marked his fourth tour title of the year and second straight Vienna crown, solidifying his position as World No. 2 and a major contender heading into the ATP Finals.

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Teen Sensation Fonseca Wins in Basel

In Basel, Switzerland, 19-year-old Joao Fonseca of Brazil continued his meteoric rise with a 6-3, 6-4 victory over eighth seed Alejandro Davidovich Fokina of Spain to capture his second career tour-level title.

Fonseca dominated the match behind a strong serve, firing seven aces and winning 75 percent (36 of 48) of his first-service points. He broke Davidovich Fokina three times and maintained composure despite facing ten break points.

The reigning Next Gen ATP Finals champion, Fonseca had previously won his first title in February at the Argentina Open. With this Basel victory, his first at the ATP 500 level, he will rise to a career-best World No. 28 in the latest rankings.

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Tennis Handicappers Update

According to the Sportshub Leaderboard, Knup Sports – POTD led all handicappers with 1,128 dollars in profit from yesterday’s selections. Madjack Sports followed with 379, while Coach Rick, Mike Lundin, and Al McMordie rounded out the top five with consistent winning performances across multiple markets.

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