Sinner is the Miami Masters champion and surpasses Alcaraz in the rankings; see awards < No Attack

Sinner is the Miami Masters champion and surpasses Alcaraz in the rankings; see awards < No Attack
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Jannik Sinner won Miami Masters 1000
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Italian tennis player Jannik Sinner won, this Sunday (31), the Miami Tennis Masters 1000, his third title in 2024, by defeating Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov in the final.

Sinner closed the game in 2 sets to 0, with partial scores of 6-3 and 6-1, in just 1 hour and 13 minutes.

Champion of the Australian Open, in January, and the ATP 500 in Rotterdam, in February, the Italian confirms his incredible start to the season with 22 wins and just one defeat.

“I’m very happy to be able to lift the trophy this time. It’s one of the big tournaments and I’m very grateful. This place is special”, celebrated Sinner, who finally won in Miami, after reaching the final in 2021 and 2023.

Rise in the ATP rankings

With this Sunday’s title, Sinner will become number 2 in the world in the next ATP rankings, which will be published this Monday, surpassing Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz.

The 22-year-old Italian reached the final as favorite after a brilliant campaign in Miami. After the shock of the first set lost to the Dutchman Griekspoor in the third round, he continued to grow until he defeated the Russian Daniil Medvedev in the semifinals (6-1, 6-2).

In the final, he faced a reborn Dimitrov, who Sinner had already beaten in his last two games this past year, in Miami and Beijing. The Bulgarian, one of the only tennis players on the circuit with a one-handed backhand, is experiencing his “second youth” at 32 years old.

Comparisons with Roger Federer and the feeling that he could never live up to the enormous expectations generated by his talent were left behind.

In Florida, Dimitrov was close to perfection in some games, such as the victory over Alcaraz in the quarterfinals (6-2 and 6-4).

Awards

The title in Miami earned Jannik Sinner a prize of US$1.1 million (R$5.52 million). Grigor Dimitrov pocketed US$585,000 for his vice-president (R$2.93 million).

  • Champion: US$1.1 million (R$5.52 million)
  • Vice: US$585 thousand (R$2.93 million)
  • Semifinal: US$325 thousand (R$1.62 million)
  • Quarter-finals: US$ 185 thousand (R$ 927 thousand)
  • 4th round: US$101 thousand (R$506 thousand)
  • 3rd round: US$59.1 thousand (R$296 thousand)
  • 2nd round: US$34.5 thousand (R$173 thousand)
  • 1st round: US$23.25 thousand (R$116 thousand)

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