Daniil Medvedev vs Jannik Sinner

Match currently in third set; tied at 1–1 in sets

In a captivating showdown at the ATP Masters, Daniil Medvedev and Jannik Sinner are locked in a fiercely competitive battle, with the match tied 1–1 in sets and currently entering a tense third set. The duel has already showcased the contrasting styles of the two stars-Medvedev’s deep-court retrievals and counterpunching versus Sinner’s aggressive baseline play and powerful shot-making. Sinner took the first set 6–4, coming out firing with relentless depth and precision. He broke Medvedev in the third game and maintained the lead by dominating shorter rallies. The Italian's forehand was especially effective, allowing him to control the tempo and move Medvedev around the court. Sinner's first-serve percentage was over 70%, which helped him dictate the terms and close the set confidently. But as expected, Medvedev responded in the second, adjusting his return position and extending rallies to test Sinner’s patience. The Russian’s trademark flat groundstrokes and consistent depth paid off, as he earned a crucial break in the seventh game. From there, Medvedev tightened his grip and took the set 6–3, forcing a decider. Now in the third set, both players have settled into rhythm, trading holds of serve with minimal errors. Medvedev continues to frustrate Sinner with his deep-court defense and unexpected angles, while Sinner looks to step in and finish points early, especially off second serves. Statistically, winners and unforced errors are almost even, and both players have won over 65% of points on first serve. The mental and physical stakes are rising as they head toward the closing games of this thriller. With momentum swinging and no clear favorite emerging, this third set promises a nail-biting finish. Expect tie-break tension and razor-thin margins to decide the victor.