Sinner Extends Winning Streak to 14, Reaches 10th Semifinal of the Year

Sinner Extends Winning Streak to 14, Reaches 10th Semifinal of the Year

Jannik Sinner’s remarkable season continues to soar as he notched his 10th semifinal appearance of the year with a 6-2, 7-6 (6) victory over Jiri Lehecka in the Beijing quarterfinals. This milestone achievement marks a testament to Sinner’s consistent brilliance throughout the season.

Sinner’s triumph in Beijing extends his winning streak to an astonishing 14 matches, a testament to his unwavering form. He captured the Cincinnati title with a flawless 4-0 record, followed by a dominant 7-0 run to the US Open crown. His Beijing campaign has commenced with an impressive 3-0 start.

With his latest victory, Sinner has now amassed 58 wins this year, surpassing Alexander Zverev as the player with the most wins on the men’s tour. This remarkable feat underscores his exceptional consistency and ability to perform at the highest level.

Sinner’s dominance extends beyond his overall record. He has won his last 50 matches against players ranked outside the Top 20, a testament to his ability to dispatch lower-ranked opponents with ease. This streak includes a perfect 40-0 record against such players this year and a 10-0 run last year.

The last player ranked outside the Top 20 to defeat Sinner was Dusan Lajovic, who achieved the feat in the second round of Cincinnati last year. Since then, Sinner has been an unstoppable force against lower-ranked opponents.

Sinner’s dominance is further highlighted by a comparison with the current ATP Top 10 players. Since the start of last year’s US Open, Sinner has the best record against non-Top 20 players, with a perfect 50-0 record. This statistic underscores his exceptional ability to handle lower-ranked opponents.

Sinner will face No. 96-ranked Bu Yunchaokete of China in the Beijing semifinals on Tuesday. A victory would extend his winning streak to 51 matches and bring him one step closer to another title.

England Crush Scotland 46-0, Extend Six Nations Winning Streak

England Crush Scotland 46-0, Extend Six Nations Winning Streak

Reigning champions England continued their dominance in the Women’s Six Nations, crushing Scotland 46-0 in Edinburgh on Saturday. The Red Roses, who have now won all three of their opening matches, extended their winning streak to 27 straight Six Nations games.

England’s dominance was evident from the outset, with Amy Cokayne opening the scoring in the sixth minute. Abby Dow and Ellie Kildunne added further tries before halftime, giving England a commanding 17-0 lead.

The floodgates opened after the break, with Sadia Kabeya, Jess Breach, and Kildunne again crossing Scotland’s line. Squad captain Marlie Packer came off the bench to score England’s eighth try, completing the rout.

The only blemish on England’s performance was the sending off of Cokayne in the 54th minute for a high tackle on Scotland’s Lana Skeldon.

“I feel today was a team performance, we got the space on the edge because of the girls working in the middle,” said player-of-the-match Kildunne. “Hats off to the team.”

Scotland coach Bryan Easson acknowledged England’s superiority. “England were outstanding,” he said. “Once you give them ball on the front foot they will put you under pressure. We didn’t really fire a shot and I’m disappointed with that.”

England’s victory extends their dominance in the Women’s Six Nations. They have won the competition for five successive years, and their only setback in that time was a change in format in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Red Roses’ success is attributed to their early adoption of professionalism, which has given them a significant advantage over their European rivals. They have a full-time training program and access to world-class facilities, which has allowed them to develop a deep pool of talented players.

England’s next challenge will be a clash with France, who are also unbeaten in the tournament. The match will be a crucial test for both teams, and could determine the eventual winner of the Six Nations.

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