Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz Advance to Cincinnati Open Quarter-Finals

Sinner Maintains Perfect Record Against Mannarino

World number one Jannik Sinner booked his place in the Cincinnati Open quarter-finals with a 6-4, 7-6 (7-4) victory over France’s Adrian Mannarino.

The match began with Sinner breaking Mannarino in the third game to gain early control. Mannarino, ranked 89th, saved a break point with an ace in the seventh game but could not avoid losing the first set.

Rain caused a two-hour and 45-minute delay in the second set with Mannarino leading 2-1 on serve. When play resumed, the Frenchman fended off three break points at 5-5 but faltered on the fourth, hitting a backhand into the net.

Although Sinner was broken while serving for the match at 6-5, he regrouped quickly, firing consecutive aces to seal the tie-break. This win marked his fourth victory in as many matches against Mannarino.

Alcaraz Cruises Past Nardi

Second seed Carlos Alcaraz also moved into the last eight after defeating Italy’s Luca Nardi 6-1, 6-4. The Spaniard, who has now won 36 of his last 38 matches, will face Andrey Rublev next. Rublev advanced with a 6-2, 6-3 win over Francisco Comesana.

Zverev Progresses After Rain-Delayed Matches

Alexander Zverev completed a rain-delayed victory over Brandon Nakashima before moving into the quarter-finals as Karen Khachanov retired from their fourth-round clash.

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FAQs

Who did Jannik Sinner defeat in the Cincinnati Open fourth round?

He beat Adrian Mannarino 6-4, 7-6 (7-4).

How long was the rain delay during Sinner’s match?

The delay lasted nearly two hours and 45 minutes.

Who will Carlos Alcaraz face in the quarter-finals?

He will play Andrey Rublev.

How many of his last 38 matches has Alcaraz won?

He has won 36 of them.

What happened to Karen Khachanov in his match against Zverev?

He retired, allowing Alexander Zverev to advance.