Tennis : Benjamin Bonzi, Terence Atmane et Adrian Mannarino disputeront les huitièmes de finale du Masters 1000 de Cincinnati https://t.co/bJLhdP5mjU
The weird moment Jannik Sinner and Gabriel Diallo agreed to play through a fire alarm at the Cincinnati Open 🚨 https://t.co/a8sAch407X
Sabalenka edges Raducanu at Cincinnati Open, Sinner passes Diallo test https://t.co/PO4FgMrbLf https://t.co/PO4FgMrbLf
At the Cincinnati Open, French tennis player Arthur Rinderknech withdrew from the tournament after suffering a heat-related collapse. Meanwhile, Jannik Sinner continued his dominant run by defeating Gabriel Diallo 6-2, 7-6 to reach the round of 16, marking his ninth consecutive win and seventh straight victory at Cincinnati. Sinner has now won 23 consecutive matches on hard courts and 15 consecutive sets on this surface, reinforcing his position as the world number one. During the match, Sinner showcased exceptional play, including a notable forehand return on a set point. The match was briefly interrupted by a fire alarm, but both players agreed to continue playing. Additionally, Aryna Sabalenka edged out Emma Raducanu, while Benjamin Bonzi, Terence Atmane, and Adrian Mannarino advanced to the round of 16. Japanese player Naomi Ito was eliminated in the third round.
