- Australian Open they have reached the quarter finals with 6 of the tournament's top eight seeds still competing. Of all the tennis players in the running to win the first Slam of the season, only one has not yet lost a set: Jannik Sinner (in the picture). The Italian has so far played at a very high level, leaving his opponents no chance but, as he himself admitted after the victory against Khachanov, "the difficult part comes now". Sinner finds another Russian on his way, Andrey Rublev, but also starts as a huge favorite against the current number 5 in the world: the Sisal experts they see Jannik's success at 1,22 against the Muscovite's 4,00. Tomorrow's match, on the fast track in Melbourne, is the seventh between the two tennis players: Sinner is leading 4-2 but Rublëv's only two successes came due to the withdrawal of the player from San Candido.
The protagonist of Italy's success in the Davis Cup, as we said, is the only one who has not yet lost a set in the tournament: Sinner's fifth 3-0 at the Australian Open is played at 2,60 while the same exact result but in favor of the Russian he would pay 13 times the stake. A curious fact about Jannik's perfect journey so far is that the first set of each match has always been marked by an even overall number of games: so a 6-4 in the first set, in favor of Sinner, is offered at 4,5: it rises to 8,00 for a 6-2, at 11 for a 7-5 while a 6-0, like the one inflicted on Baez in the third round, would pay 24 times the stakes.
Sisal always reminds that the game is forbidden to minors and that you must always play with awareness and moderation.
