Sinner Fights Through Illness to Reach Australian Open Quarters

Jannik Sinner showcased grit and determination at the Australian Open, battling illness to secure a hard-fought victory over Holger Rune (6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2) on Monday. The Italian star powered through physical challenges, earning his spot in the quarterfinals with a mix of tactical precision and raw resilience.

Fans watched in awe as Sinner turned the match around after dropping the second set, rallying back with aggressive serves and clutch baseline play. His performance proves why he’s become a Gen-Z favorite—blending raw talent with underdog energy. Could this be his year to clinch a Grand Slam?

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Sinner, Swiatek wrap up places in quarterfinals at Australian Open

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