Stefanos Tsitsipas beats world number 2 Jannick Sinner to reach his third Monte Carlo final

The Monte Carlo Masters semi-finals is underway and now is the time for the epic clashes this season. This will be the moment when the two finalists will be decided for this ATP 1000 tournament. Some world-class players will feature in the tournament. The four people are amongst the high-ranking players in the tournament right now. It will be interesting to see who will be the two finalists in these two encounters.

The first semi-final to witness is between current world number 2 Jannick Sinner and 2-time Monte Carlo masters champion Stefanos Tsitsipas. On one hand, it was Sinner who had recently been in the form of his life and had won the last two tournaments he has featured in and on the other, the 25-year-old Greek talent was coming for his third Monte Carlo title. This was an encounter that was awaited where two young talents were trying to get a spot in the finals.

Tsitsipas beats Sinner to get to his third Monte Carlo final

Sinner and Tsitsipas were two equal favourites to win the tournament and it was the Greek who got the better of the Italian in the first set. It seemed like Sinner was stunned by Tsitsipas’s ability to cover the court. Jannick Sinner after losing the first set by a score of 6-4 Sinner was on the backfoot. However, the Italian superstar came back into the game and dominated the second set completely with a score of 6-3. With the last and final set to go, it was anyone’s game. In the end, it was Tsitsipas who won the intense game winning the set 6-4 and reaching his third Monte Carlo final.

This is a great moment for Tsitsipas as he has a chance to get back into the top rankings right now. He has made it to yet another final and will be facing either Novak Djokovic or Casper Ruud. Tsitsipas has not lost a single final at this tournament and he will like to keep it that way in the end. This has been another great semi-final which has gone for a long time and Sinner has finally met his match. It will be interesting to see what this tournament has in store for us in the final encounter that will take place tomorrow.